WWE Raw Live Updates, Results and Highlights After Sunday Night's Main Event

The Usos and Jacob Fatu came to the ring with some weapons in hand. They did their usual thing and called out anyone who wanted a fight.

Keys appeared on the big screen showing that he and OTM had taken out a bunch of people outside the arena. They also caused a lot of damage to their rented SUV before setting it on fire.

The Usos and Fatu were shown looking upset as the show ended.

The champion had taken control during the break. Both women ended up kicking each other at the same time to take each other down.

They got to their knees and started trading strikes. Vaquer brushed them off before hitting several headbutts. She hit a brutal dragon screw in the corner that caused Liv to scream.

She hit the Devil's Kiss as the crowd counted along. Morgan used the ref as a shield so she could drop Vaquer's neck into the rope. Stephanie kept control and cleaned off the announce table.

She brought Liv onto the table and hit the Devil's Kiss again, much to the delight of the crowd and Booker T, wherever he is.

They went back and forth with strikes when they got back into the ring. They ended up on the middle rope where Vaquer hit a superplex for a close two-count.

Vaquer avoided Oblivion and hit Angel's Wings. She climbed to the top rope right as the rest of Judgment Day arrived to interfere. The ref booted Raquel Rodriguez, and Becky Lynch showed up to help.

Roxanne Perez put the world title in the ring before running away from Becky. Morgan used it on Vaquer before hitting Oblivion for the win.

WINNER: LIV MORGAN

This felt like the exact same way Morgan has won other recent matches.

The Vision had a backstage segment with Paul Heyman before we went back to the ring. The women's world title was on the line when Stephanie Vaquer challenged Liv Morgan for the belt in a rematch from WrestleMania.

It took almost no time for them to take the fight out of the ring. Vaquer was the aggressor early on, and she came close to winning with a pinning combination at one point.

La Primera was firmly in control throughout the first segment until the show went to a break.

Commercial Break

After losing to Dominik Mysterio on the SNME pre-show, Joe Hendry was looking to get back to his winning ways when he took on JD McDonagh in the next match.

JD was clearly angry after the music video, and he immediately began taking out his frustrations on the man who mocked him. Hendry fought back with some chops, but McDonagh stayed aggressive and kept him grounded.

JD nailed a huge headbutt, but before he could capitalize, Je'Von Evans came out wearing the Funko head from the music video.

Evans hit Dirty Dom with a headbutt on the ramp while wearing the big head. Hendry avoided a moonsault and hit the Sound Effect for the pin and the win.

WINNER: JOE HENDRY

Jacob Fatu was shown giving The Usos a talk backstage about trusting him when it comes to their current fight.

Next up, we got a video from Joe Hendry mocking JD McDonagh and his giant head. He claimed JD's dad was a Funko pop to explain the size of his head.

We returned from a break to see Dupri hit Lyra with a crossbody, which was followed by Ruca taking down both women with another crossbody.

The crowd woke up a little bit as they hit a few exciting spots. Sol had to use her flexibility to take out both opponents with a dropkick from the middle rope. They were a little further apart than usual, but Sol hit it anyway.

Valkyria started to build a little momentum before Ruca dropped her with a dropkick that sent her head into the bottom rope. Dupri hit a reverse DDT on Lyra while she hit a standard DDT on Ruca.

As Valkyria was about to win with Nightwing, Bayley pulled the ref from the ring. Ruca used the distraction to hit the Sol Snatcher on Lyra to get the win.

WINNER: SOL RUCA

Bayley got into the ring and started beating down her former tag team partner. Bayley picked her up and hit a fireman's carry slam on the floor that landed with a thud. She cleared off the announce table as the crowd chanted her name.

Valkyria escaped through the crowd before Bayley could hit a powerbomb on the table.

The women's Money in the Bank qualifier featured Maxxine Dupri, Lyra Valkyria and Sol Ruca fighting for one of the spots. Before the match got started, we got a video package for Lola Vice's impending debut, which was hyped for September 14.

The match had a chaotic start with all three women taking each other out. Dupri and Valkyria worked together to send Ruca out of the ring before they started fighting each other.

Ruca stopped them from bridging to their feet with a senton. Lyra had the upper hand and almost won with a neckbreaker. The crowd was pretty dead while this was happening.

Commercial Break

LA Knight ran into Solo Sikoa backstage. They talked about Royce Keys and his new crew, but Knight was too busy worrying about Roman Reigns. Knight said he still had Solo's back, but Solo said he isn't sure if he can wait much longer to go after Keys.

We returned from the break to see WWE having a glitch with the picture-in-picture setting. Page almost got the pin on Mysterio with a nice side slam.

Breakker was sent into the steel steps moments before Rey started to build some momentum with a flurry of his signature moves on Page.

He hit the 619 and climbed to the top rope, but Breakker had recovered by that point. He stopped Rey from jumping off, which allowed Page to climb up with him.

Breakker jumped up to the top rope and hit a Frankensteiner to take out both men at once. He got a huge running start before hitting Mysterio with a Spear for the win.

WINNER: BRON BREAKKER

The Frankensteiner spot was awesome. Breakker winning felt like the right call, too.

The first Money in the Bank qualifier saw Breakker take on Rey Mysterio and Ethan Page. WWE hyped TripleMania quite a bit.

Breakker took down Page before going after Mysterio. He threw the lucha legend into All Ego like a weapon. Rey and Page tried to work together, but Bron seemed too unstoppable. He ran over Page with a clothesline and cornered Mysterio for some shoulder thrusts.

Once Bron was sent out of the ring, Mysterio was able to get Page into position for the 619. Breakker intercepted him and dropped him at ringside. He leapt off the apron and sent Page over the announce table with a brutal clothesline.

As the show was going to a break, Rey hit a West Coast Pop to put Bron on the table.

Commercial Break

Becky Lynch gave Stephanie Vaquer a pep talk backstage while also asking for the first shot at the title if she wins. Stephanie said that every time she trusts someone, they betray her, so she will pass on Becky's offer for help.

A comedian named Matt Matthews was being interviewed by Jackie Redmond in the crowd when The Miz interrupted with Kit Wilson. He mocked Matthews and the rest of the Alabama crowd with a stereotypical Southern accent.

The Miz ended up pulling Matthews over the barricade and throwing him into the ring. Wilson tried to attack, but Matthews hit him with a headscissor takedown out of nowhere. The Miz planted him with the Skull Crushing Finale.

This segment might have gotten a local celebrity a pop, but it was kind of a waste of time.

We returned to see Theory celebrating at ringside as he had the upper hand. He rolled back into the ring and was immediately hit with a clothesline.

Otis was in the middle of doing the worm when Reed hit an elbow drop to cause a disqualification.

WINNER: OTIS WON BY DISQUALIFICATION

The Vision proceeded to decimate Otis and Tozawa while Maxxine watched from the apron with a big smile on her face. Oba Femi was shown walking backstage as someone tried to warn him that he was not medically cleared.

He stormed the ring and took out everyone in The Vision by himself. Femi no-sold some chair shots from Theory, but Breakker and Reed eventually managed to overpower him.

Reed hit Femi with several more Tsunamis before they finally backed off.

The bell rang as soon as Otis hit the ring, and he immediately started taking Theory apart. He tossed him from corner to corner and crushed him against the turnbuckle.

The Dozer had control until Theory hit a running crossbody to take him off his feet. He tried to ground the big man, but Otis was able to fight his way back to his feet. He started clubbing Theory before he took a breather at ringside.

Otis followed and took him down with a shoulder tackle as the show went to a break.

Commercial Break

The Vision came out to start the show at full strength with Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Bron Breakker, Maxxine Dupri and Bronson Reed, who returned last night at SNME. Michael Cole called them the future of WWE.

Breakker said The Vision is complete and they run WWE now. This led to the crowd chanting for Oba Femi. Bron said Oba isn't medically cleared, so he won't be there. He gave credit to Reed for taking out The Ruler.

The crowd wasn't reacting very much until Paul grabbed the mic and goaded them into a reaction. Theory said The Vision would win both of the Money in the Bank qualifying matches tonight.

Akira Tozawa came out and Theory said he would fight him, but Tozawa revealed he would be fighting the returning Otis instead.

WWE Raw is officially on the air! The show opened with a recap of Sunday Night's Main Event.