WWE Raw Live Updates, Results and Highlights From Aug. 10

Tozawa was all alone, but Theory had everyone from The Vision at ringside for support. That didn't stop Tozawa from going right after Austin and taking control.

He had the upper hand for a few moments, but one big shot from Theory put him down and changed the pace of the match. He hit a butterfly suplex for a two-count before putting Tozawa in a headlock.

Theory dominated his much smaller opponent and talked some trash, which Logan Paul and Maxxine encouraged. Akira tried to fight back with some chops, but Theory planted him with a backbreaker.

Commercial Break

Bron Breakker took exception to hearing Byron Saxton talk about Brock Lesnar declaring Oba Femi as the future of the business. Back in the arena, The Vision came out for Austin Theory's match.

Penta was starting to build up a head of steam when we returned. He hit a pendulum dropkick in the corner for a quick two-count. Laredo Kid hit a poison rana out of nowhere before heading to the top for a 450 splash that scored him a near-fall.

They trade strikes until Penta hit a superkick. He hit a big dive over the top rope to the floor before hitting a Penta Driver for a very close two-count.

A few moments later, Penta hit the Mexican destroyer for the win to advance to the semifinals of the tournament.

WINNER: PENTA

The first match in a tournament to find a contender for Roman Reigns' world title saw Penta take on AAA's Laredo Kid. The Usos and Fatu had a brief moment backstage before we went to the ring for this bout.

Laredo Kid refused to shake hands, so Penta grabbed him in a wristlock. LK tried to do some fancy counters, but Penta kicked him in the gut while he was standing on his hands. Laredo Kid nailed a missile dropkick, but Penta blocked the suicide dive.

They ended up fighting at ringside, where Laredo Kid hit a moonsault to take Penta down. We went to a break with LK in control.

Commercial Break

Cole reported that Royce Keys is out indefinitely due to an injured larynx at the hands of Jacob Fatu. A moment later, Solo Sikoa appeared in the crowd and mocked The Usos' entrance music and catchphrase.

It took less than a minute for Jey Uso to come to the ring to issue a response. He asked if Solo really wants to do this again. Sikoa balked at the idea of falling in line for Roman Reigns.

Jey called him ungrateful and said he only has the life he has because of The Bloodline, so they will handle this how their family takes care of problems. He challenged Solo to a match for tonight, and is Solo loses, he comes back to the family.

Solo said if he wins, the family finally has to leave him alone. Sikoa was hilarious in this segment.

Raw opened with the obligatory shows of various people walking around backstage before Michael Cole threw to a video package.