
WWE Raw is live tonight at 8/7c on Netflix from Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, MI.
‘WWE Then. Now. Forever. Together.’ airs as always to get this week’s show officially off-and-running, as the road to WWE SummerSlam 2026 continues to draw closer. We then see video highlights from WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event this past weekend at MSG. Superstar arrivals follows and then we head inside the arena.
The Vision (Austin Theory & Bron Breakker) vs. Je’Von Evans & Dragon Lee
Despite Adam Pearce promoting Seth Rollins as the show-opening segment, we instead head right down to ringside for our first match of the evening. It will be a non-title tilt, with tag-team champions Austin Theory and Bron Breakker of The Vision taking on Je’Von Evans and Dragon Lee.
Evans and Lee immediately stun Breakker and Theory. Evans punches Breakker off the apron, and Lee hits a somersault senton on Theory. Evans then hits Breakker with a suicide dive. Evans gets Theory in the ring and hits a Busaiku Knee. Lee tags in and hits a basement dropkick in the corner for a one-count.
Lee punches Theory, but Theory starts elbowing him in the head. Theory shoulders away at Lee in the corner and elbows him in the face. Theory whips him across the ring and goes for a powerslam, but Lee slides off and hits a running hurricanrana. Evans tags in and comes off the top rope with a double ax handle to the arm.
Evans hits a springboard head-scissor takeover, followed by a dropkick. Evans celebrates a bit, so Theory knees him in the midsection. Evans sends him into the ropes and hits a glancing kick. Breakker blind tags in, and The Vision hits a double-team flapjack. Breakker punches away at Evans before hitting a modified northern lights suplex.
Evans puts the brakes on a whip and backflips away from Breakker. Lee tags in, ducks a clothesline, and dropkicks Theory off the apron. Lee kicks Breakker in the neck and hits a superkick. Lee rolls up Breakker’s body and hits a DDT for a near fall! Lee goes to the top rope, but Logan Paul distracts him.
Lee scares Paul off and knocks Theory away. Lee comes off the top rope for a dive onto Breakker, but Breakker catches him and hits a front slam. On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues. When the show returns, we see the action still in progress.
We see Breakker military press Lee and drops him to the mat. Breakker runs at Lee and Lee moves out of the way sending Breakker into the ringpost. Theory tags himself in and Lee sends Theory out of the ring and tags in Evans. Evans jumps over Theory and takes out Breakker on the apron.
Theory is sent into the corner and Evans kicks Theory. Evans hits a stunner and jumps over the ropes and takes out Theory outside the ring. Breakker runs at Evans and he moves out of the way and Breakker crashes through the barricades. Evans runs around the ring and jumps onto Breakker.
He then gets in the ring and hits a springboard crossbody on Theory and covers him for a near fall. Lee is tagged in and Lee kicks Theory as he’s caught in a Tree of Woe. Paul distracts the ref allowing Dupri and Breakker to hit Lee. Theory slams down Lee and covers him, Evans breaks the pin but then gets speared by Breakker.
Breakker is tagged in and he runs at Lee and spears him and gets the win. After the match, Theory and Breakker beat on Evans and Lee. Otis and Akira Tozawa come down to the ring. Tozawa fights Theory in the ring and Otis takes out Breakker. Breakker is then taken down with a suicide dive by Tozawa.
Otis slams down Theory in the middle of the ring. Dupri gets in the ring and slaps Otis and Breakker tries to attack Otis but Otis gets to him first. Otis takes out both Theory and Breakker and then sends Theory out of the ring. Otis and Tozawa rip apart the announce desk.
Otis goes to powerbomb Theory through the announce desks but he gets speared by Breakker. Theory then beats up Tozawa in the ring. Theory and Breakker double team Otis as Dupri sits on the top turnbuckle. Breakker runs the ropes and spears Otis to the mat. Dupri, Paul, Theory and Breakker all celebrate in the ring.
Winners: The Vision
Backstage With Danhausen, Judgment Day & Big Cass
Danhausen is being bullied backstage by Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio. They want their money and Danhausen tells them to let him go and he’ll go find their money. After that, another vignette for Big Cass plays for his company return on the August 3 episode of Raw.
Danhausen Comes To The Ring
The show then heads a commercial break after the Big Cass vignette. When the show returns, we see Danhausen make his way out to the ring with a briefcase and head to the ring. Danhausen gets on the mic and says he thought he took care of the Judgement Day at Saturday Night’s Main Event.
He says but they want their money. Danhausen thinks he should give the money to the fans and not to Dominik Mysterio, Liv Morgan & JD McDonagh. Mysterio, McDonagh and Morgan come out and demand Danhausen give them their money. Danhausen curses the three and tries to leave but he gets jumped.
Morgan slaps Danhausen around while Mysterio and McDonagh hold Danhausen. Joe Hendry comes out and makes the save. As Hendry beats up Mysterio and McDonagh, Morgan steals the briefcase and the trio flee after that as the Detroit crowd reacts.
Backstage With Danhausen, Joe Hendry & Judgment Day
Backstage we see Danhausen, Joe Hendry, JD McDonagh, Dominik Mysterio and Liv Morgan all arguing as Adam Pearce tries to make peace. McDonagh tosses the briefcase because it’s full of fake money. The briefcase hits Oba Femi and Pearce issues a match pitting McDonagh against Femi and makes a match for Mysterio to take on Hendry.
Oba Femi vs. JD McDonagh
With that said, we head back to the ring for the match. Adam Pearce forces McDonagh and Mysterio out to the ring. They argue with Pearce. Joe Hendry and Danhausen run out and send Mysterio and McDonagh into the ring.
Femi clotheslines them both and sends Mysterio over the ropes. The bell rings and McDonagh attacks Femi but Femi tosses McDonagh across the ring. Femi hits some running uppercuts and then tosses McDonagh across the ring again. Femi hits the Fall from Grace and gets the win.
Winner: Oba Femi
Backstage With Royce Keys & LA Knight
Once the quick match wraps up, we head behind-the-scenes again. As backstage at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, we see Royce Keys from SmackDown and LA Knight talking before the match tonight that “The Megastar” has scheduled against Jacob Fatu.
Solo Sikoa Comes To The Ring
The show heads to a commercial break after the Royce Keys and LA Knight brief backstage segment. When the show returns, Solo Sikoa is in the ring. Sikoa says he isn’t even on RAW but he has a proposition to make and he calls out Seth Rollins. Rollins makes his way out to the ring.
Rollins welcomes Sikoa to Monday Night Rollins and asks Sikoa what he wants. Rollins wants to know if they’re talking or fighting and Sikoa says he is here to talk and to night fight and he wants Rollins to hear him out. Sikoa says he knows Rollins is getting ready to battle Roman Reigns at SummerSlam.
He says but he wants Rollins to know it’s not him against Reigns, but it’s Rollins against the whole Bloodline. Sikoa says he knows how they’ll move and Rollins will be outnumbered. Sikoa says he can watch Rollins’ back at SummerSlam and that’s why he’s here.
Rollins says Sikoa is right about a lot of things and says he wants to think about it and starts to leave. Sikoa stops him and tells Rollins there is nothing to think about and he can do the same thing for Rollins as Rollins did for Cody Rhodes when Rhodes defeated Reigns.
Jacob Fatu comes down to the ring and Sikoa runs out of the ring. Fatu yells at Sikoa as he leaves the ring and gets super-kicked by Rollins when he turns around. Rollins leaves the ring laughing as the in-ring segment comes to a close.
Penta & Chad Gable vs. Ethan Page & Rusev
Now it’s time for more in-ring action, as we gear up for men’s tag-team competition in our next match of the evening, with WWE Intercontinental Champion Penta and his WWE SummerSlam opponent Chad Gable joining forces to take on the team of “All Ego” Ethan Page and Rusev.
Page and Rusev attack Penta and Gable at the bell. Penta is double teamed and covered by Page. Penta kicks out and Rusev is tagged in. Penta is double teamed again and Rusev goes for a pin and Penta kicks out. Page tags himself in and he kicks Penta down the corner.
Rusev and Page try double teaming Penta but Penta counters and tags in Gable. Page is clotheslined out of the ring and Penta tries to hit a Mexican Destroyer on Rusev on the apron. Rusev tosses Penta into the steel steps and we cut to a commercial as the match continues.
When the show returns, we see Rusev choking out Penta on the bottom rope and then locks Penta in a headlock. Penta breaks the hold and starts with punches to Rusev. Penta kicks Rusev and then comes off the top rope and hits a cross body on Rusev. Page and Gable are tagged in and Gable takes out Page and then attacks Rusev.
Gable hits some German Suplexes on Page and then tosses Rusev. Gable slams down Page again and hits an Angle Slam and covers Page for a near fall. Gable climbs the ropes and goes for a moonsault but Page moves out of the way. Rusev is tagged in and Gable tries to lift him up and can’t.
Gable is double teamed and Rusev slams Gable down and covers him. Penta breaks the pin. Page and Penta start fighting and Page is taken out outside of the ring. Back in the ring, Gable punches Rusev and Rusev punches back. The two trade punches and Gable tries to slam Rusev but Rusev counters and gets Gable in The Accolade.
Gable powers out and Rusev headbutts Gable. Rusev shoves Gable into Penta knocking Penta off the apron. Gable gets Rusev in an ankle lock and Page gets in the ring to break the hold but Penta comes out of nowhere and gives Page the Mexican Destroyer and Rusev taps out from a follow-up ankle lock. Gable and Penta shake hands after.
Winners: Chad Gable & Penta
Backstage With Seth Rollins & Jacob Fatu
Seth Rollins walks backstage and sees Jacob Fatu. Rollins tells Fatu to hit him and says he knows he can’t because Roman Reigns owns Fatu. Rollins asks Fatu when he beats Reigns at SummerSlam does he get Fatu’s services too… and Fatu says if Reigns leaves any of Rollins after SummerSlam he will beat Rollins’ ass.
Joe Hendry vs. Dominik Mysterio
We cut to a quick Paul Heyman video promo hyping up the fact that Brock Lesnar will conquer Oba Femi inside Hell In A Cell at WWE SummerSlam. We then head back inside the arena live, where we return to ringside for our next match of the evening, where Joe Hendry will go one-on-one against Dominik Mysterio.
Mysterio starts punching Hendry off the bell and gives him some boots in the corner. Hendry takes Mysterio with a shoulder tackle and then slams him down with an arm-drag. Hendry beats Mysterio in the corner and boots him to the ground. Mysterio is whipped into the corner and gets Mysterio in a stalled suplex and slams Mysterio down.
Mysterio kicks Hendry and tosses him out of the ring. Mysterio flies through the middle rope and Hendry catches him and tosses him onto the announce table. Mysterio is tossed in the ring and Morgan throws Hendry into the ring-post. Danhausen comes out and goes to curse Morgan.
Morgan punches Danhausen and Danhausen leaves to the back. On that note, the show shifts gears and settles into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues. When the show returns, we see the action still in progress, with things quickly starting to pick up.
Mysterio has Hendry in a chinlock in the middle of the ring. Hendry gets on his feet and Mysterio jumps on his back still keeping the chinlock locked in. Hendry counters and suplexes Mysterio to the mat. Hendry punches Mysterio and hits a Fallaway Slam.
Hendry hits The Hit Single and covers Mysterio for a near fall. Morgan gets on the apron and distracts Hendry and Mysterio hits a DDT on Hendry. Danhausen comes out in the HausenMobile with Iyo Sky. Sky runs down to the ring and attacks Morgan. Sky tosses Morgan into the ring apron and then sends her into the ring.
Sky hits a missile dropkick on Morgan in the ring and Morgan rolls out of the ring. Sky then jumps off the apron and splashes onto Morgan. The ref is distracted by the women and Danhausen hits The Triple D on Mysterio and Hendry pins Mysterio for the victory.
Winner: Joe Hendry
LA Knight vs. Jacob Fatu
It’s main event time!
But first, we see “The Megastar” LA Knight warming up backstage, as he prepares for his upcoming main event showdown against “The Samoan Werewolf” Jacob Fatu. On that note, we shift gears and settle into a quick pre-match commercial break.
The show returns and we see Knight come out to the ring and cut a promo. Knight talks about the six man tag match at SummerSlam. Knight talks about Solo Sikoa showing up at RAW and talking about helping Seth Rollins and that’s why he doesn’t trust Sikoa.
Knight says it makes him sick that Sikoa is here talking about the Rollins vs. Reigns match. Knight talks smack about Reigns and brings up how long it took Reigns to have the fans chant for him. Knight says he walked into the WWE and had the fans loving him.
Knight says he can partner with Sikoa for one night because Sikoa helped dismantle the Bloodline. Knight says they have to destroy the Bloodline and that’s the only way they’ll succeed. Knight says he’s going to take out Jacob Fatu tonight and he’s going to smack Fatu back to Factory Settings.
Fatu’s music hits and he makes his way out to the ring and we get a commercial break. The show returns and we see the two lock up to officially start the main event of the evening. The lock up is broken and they lock up again and Knight gets Fatu in a chin-lock. Fatu breaks the hold and Knight goes to the corner to regroup.
Knight comes at Fatu and kicks him and then hammers some punches to Fatu. Knight gets Fatu on the mat with a hip toss and Fatu breaks free. The two trade punches in the middle of the ring and Knight hits a flying clothesline. Fatu gets up immediately and the two start punching each other.
Fatu punches Knight into the corner and Knight slides by him and starts punching Fatu in the corner. Fatu strikes Knight and Knight falls to the mat. Fatu goes for a running hip attack but Knight moves and slides out of the ring and slams Fatu’s leg against the ring post.
Back in the ring, Knight kicks and stomps Fatu. Fatu kicks Knight out of the ring and then comes flying through the ropes and takes out Knight. Fatu slams Knight into the barricades and then sends him into the ring apron. Fatu uses the barricades to batter Knight and Knight sends Fatu into the steel steps.
Knight jumps off the steel steps and Fatu catches him and hits a Samoan Drop to Knight on the apron from outside the ring. Fatu circles the ring and Knight hits a dropkick through the ropes on Fatu and then slams his head into the announce desk.
Fatu sends Knight into the ring post and runs at him and Knight moves and Fatu crashes into the ring post. Knight slams Fatu’s head into the steel steps and then comes off the apron and clotheslines Fatu and we get a commercial break as the match continues.
This time when the show returns, the action immediately starts to pick up. Knight is sitting in the corner and Fatu nails him with a running hip attack and covers Knight and Knight kicks out. Knight and Fatu trade punches and Fatu runs at Knight but misses him and hits the ring post.
Knight hits a neck breaker and covers Fatu for a near fall. Knight climbs the ropes and Fatu kicks him off and Fatu hits an elbow into Knight’s spine and covers him for a two count. Fatu climbs the ropes and Knight starts punching him and climbs up with him. Knight punches Fatu and signals for a suplex but Fatu pushes him off.
Knight runs up the ropes and superplexes Fatu – Knight kind of botches this like he usually does. Jimmy Uso comes out and distracts Knight. Solo Sikoa comes from the crowd and starts fighting Uso. Fatu runs out and dives onto Sikoa and takes Sikoa out.
Back in the ring, Knight punches Fatu several times. Fatu goes for a Samoan Drop but Knight counters and hits BFT. Uso gets on the apron and distracts the ref. Royce Keys comes out and pulls Uso off the apron and tosses him over the announce desk. Jey Uso’s music hits and Uso comes out of the crowd.
He superkicks Keys three times and throws him over the barricades. Knight kicks Jey through the ropes and gets back in the ring and Fatu superkicks him and then hits a Samoan Drop followed by a Moonsault and pins Knight. After the match, things continue.
We see Sikoa start attacking Fatu. The Usos take out Sikoa and Keys gets in the ring and takes out The Usos. Fatu and Keys start fighting and Keys spinebusters Fatu. The Usos superkick Keys and hit 1-D. Knight gets in there and is beaten up by Fatu and The Usos. The Bloodline stands above a fallen Keys, Sikoa and Knight to end the show.
Winner: Jacob Fatu











