WWE Raw live results: Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi weigh in, Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins face to face

WWE Raw tonight is live from the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, California.

Announced for the show, the Women’s Intercontinental Championship will be on the line as Sol Ruca defends against Raquel Rodriguez.

It will be The Vision versus Alpha Academy in tag team action. Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins will come face to face. Oba Femi and Brock Lesnar will have a weigh-in segment moderated by Triple H. Joe Hendry and Danhausen will hold a concert.

Two singles bouts are also scheduled: Je’Von Evans vs. Rusev and Rey Mysterio versus Ethan Page.

WWE Raw lineup for July 27, 2026:

• WWE Women’s Intercontinental title: Sol Ruca defends against Raquel Rodriguez
• The Vision vs. Alpha Academy
• Roman Reigns & Seth Rollins face-to-face
• Oba Femi & Brock Lesnar weigh-in hosted by Triple H
• Joe Hendry & Danhausen concert
• Je’Von Evans vs. Rusev
• Rey Mysterio vs. Ethan Page

Our live coverage kicks off at 8 p.m. Eastern.

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Live! from Los Angeles.

The Hell in the Cell Weigh-In

“Chief Content Creator” Paul Levesque, Adam Pearce, and a bunch of rent-a-cops were in the ring. The Hell in the Cell was hanging above the ring, and it was lowered for the weigh-in. 

Oba came out first and weighed in a 302 pounds. Brock Lesnar then came out with his wiseman or advocate or whatever, Paul Heyman. More “officers” followed LEsnar, and they got in the cage. Lesnar then locked the cage door without getting in. Heyman got on the mic and announced a change in plans. 

Heyman ran over Brock’s accolades while Lesnar taunted Femi with the key and jumped up on the commentator’s table. Heyman’s mic stopped working at different points during his speech. Brock Lesnar is the beast of the “Brocktagon” and is on an undefeated streak inside Hell in the Cell (two matches). Oba Femi cannot beat Brock Lesnar at Hell in the Cell. For the record, Heyman said Brock got on a scale in the back and weighs 303 pounds. 

Brock and Heyman went to leave, but Femi taunted Lesnar by saying he wasn’t locked in a cell with Brock, but that Brock was locked in a cell with him. Lesnar came back to flip Femi off, and then left. 

Femi beat up some of the rent-a-cops. Femi and one of the cops messed up the Fall From Grace sit-out powerbomb. Femi knocked over the scale. 

Seriously, that was it? What was the point of having Levesque out there?

Reigns v. Rollins, Chapter 6: The Surprise. At the Royal Rumble 2002, Seth Rollins came out in his Shield gear to taunt Reigns. Reigns beat the crap out of Rollins with a steel chair. 

— The Bloodline arrived in multiple SUVs. 

Austin Theory & Bron Breakker (w/ Maxxine Dupri & Logan Paul) v. Alpha Academy 

This match was non-title. 

Otis took Breakker down with a shouldertackle. Tozawa got the tag and was immediately in the Vision corner being double-teamed. Tozawa caught Theory with a rana that sent him to the floor. Tozawa gave chase, and got tripped up by Maxxine, which allowed the heels to take control. 

After a commercial, Breakker pressed Tozawa and dropped him onto his knees. Breakker knocked Otis to the floor, but missed a charge into his own corner. Theory got the tag, missed his own dive at Tozawa and got the tag to Otis. There was a big pop from the crowd when Otis got the tag. 

Otis hit both Theory and Breakker with back elbows, then squashed them in the corner with avalanches. Otis tore off his t-shirt, then hit Breakker with a caterpillar splash. Tozawa hit Theory with a dive on the floor. He went for a senton on Theory, but Paul distracted him, and Theory got his knees up. 

On the floor, Breakker sent Otis into the ring barricades. Back in the ring, Theory held Tozawa open for his supercharged spear —which is now called “Double Vision”— and Breakker go the pinfall. 

Match Result: Theory & Breakker won when Breakker pinned Tozawa (8:27). 

After the match, The Vision tried to beat up Tozawa some more, but Otis made the save. Otis climbed the ropes to give Theory a Vader Bomb type splash, but Maxxine distracted him, and Theory and Breakker hit him with a double powerbomb. Theory then held Otis open for another spear from Breakker. 

The Vision were on their way to the back, but Theory then grabbed a chair and smacked Otis in the head with it, sandwiching his head against the ring post. 

— Jackie Redmond interviewed LA Knight in the back, who gave us his Apple Maps directions on how he got to the building tonight. Knight addressed that others have been calling him paranoid, which doesn’t make any sense because every paranoid predictions he’s made has come true. That’s not being paranoid, it’s “justified knowledge.” And Saturday Night is alright for fighting, which is what his team is going to do when they put the Bloodline in the ground at SummerSlam. 

— Raquel Rodriguez and Sol Ruca were shown preparing for their match later tonight. 

— Various celebrities and “Mouth of the South” Jimmy Hart were shown in the crowd. 

— Chad Gable was shown in Minneapolis doing the hard sell local promo work for SummerSlam. This was followed by the story of how challenging for the Intercontinental title three years ago made Chad Gable a jerk. Gable then turned himself into a luchador, and now after losing his mask, he’s back on the road to redemption. Hopefully that ends with him as the man he was always meant to be, winning the Intercontinental title in Minnesota.

— Iyo Sky cut a promo in English and Japanese about her match with Liv Morgan at SummerSlam. 

Je’Von Evans v. Rusev

Rusev mauled Evans to start, hitting him with shoulderblocks in the corner and a clothesline. Evans came back with a boot, a superkick and a dropkick. Evans used the ropes to spring into a rana, then sent Rusev to the floor with a dropkick. Evans went for a dive through the ropes, but Rusev cut him off with a forearm. 

Back in the ring, Rusev rocked Evans with a forearm. Rusev dumped Evans to the floor with a fallaway slam. Evans sent Rusev into the ringpost. Evans then ran around the ring and dove into Rusev, but Rusev caught him and dumped Evans into the timekeeper’s area. Evans came back and dove over the barricade into Rusev, then sent the show to commercial. 

They did another deal here where it was a split-screen for the commercial, and Rusev more or less dominated during the break.

After the break, Rusev was in control with a chinlock. Evans started fighting back with forearms, and Rusev downed him with one punch. Evans battled back with fists and kicks, then bounced off the ropes and hit Rusev with the “Red Dot” (a flip into a kick). Rusev dropped to the floor, and for minute the referee tended to Rusev off camera. 

Rusev must have been okay, because Evans followed him to the floor with a dive. Rusev caught Evans with a superkick and went for the Accolade. Evans fought out of the Accolade attempt and his a flying knee. Evans went for the OG Cutter, but Rusev blocked it and locked in the Accolade. Evans fought to the ropes and got the rope break. 

Rusev went for another superkick, but Evans avoided it and hit Rusev with a stunner. Evans then caught Rusev with the OG Cutter and got the pinfall. 

Match Result: Evans defeated Rusev via pinfall with the OG Cutter (11:04).

Rollins v. Reigns, Chapter 7: Old Ghosts. Rollins interfered in Roman’s World Title match so Cody Rhodes could finish the story. SummerSlam is the first time since 2002 that Reigns and Rollins have squared off one-on-one.

Joe Hendry & Danhausen in Concert

Joe Hendry played the guitar, and Danhuasen played an organ. The Mini-Hausens came out and did a dance routine with Hendry and Danhausen. The LA Clippers dancers came out and danced as well to the lyrics “I Believe that You! Are! Cursed!”  Ryan Garcia, a boxer (one of the celebrities shown in the crowd earlier), also came from the crowd and danced. He grabbed a guitar… and then smashed it into Joe Hendry’s back! JD McDonagh and Domink Mysterio came from the crowd and jumped Danhausen, then put the boots to the Mini-Hausens. Dom hit Danhausen with a frog splash, and then dumped Danhausen to the floor. 

— Penta is happy that Chad Gable has found his way, but redemption doesn’t come from taking his Intercontinental championship. (I believe it comes from giving HBO Max $40). At SummerSlam, he’s not fighting for revenge, he’s fighting for his legacy and for the people who believe in him. 

— More celebrities were shown in the crowd. O’Shea Jackson, Jr. was shown wearing a homemade “Bayley” t-shrit. 

— Another promo for Big Cass’s return on 8/3. He’s crawling his way back from “rock bottom.” Come on, was teaming with Bryan Keith really that bad?

Rey Mysterio v. Ethan Page

Rey took Page down with a step-up rana. Page went for a powerbomb, but Rey shifted his weight crashed down on Page’s chest. Page came back and whipped Mysterio into the turnbuckles chest first. 

Page tortured Mysterio with a surfboard. Mysterio countered by jumping up on Page’s shoulders and victory-rolling him to the floor. Mysterio held onto Page, which was a mistake; Page spun Mysterio around and powerbombed him on the apron. 

After a commercial, Page was trying to rip the mask off of Mysterio, who fought Page off and hit him with a moonsault off the top. Mysterio caught Page with an enziguri. Rey went for the 619, but charged into a boot instead. Page charged into a boot from Mysterio. Mysterio sent Page into the ringpost with a cazadora. 

Rey took Page down with a tijeras. Rey came off the top with a senton. He tried another springboard, but Page caught Rey with a powerslam. Page tried for a vertical powerslam, but Rey countered that into a DDT. 

Rey went to the top, but Page cut him off with a boot. Page set Rey up for a superplex onto the floor, but Rey fought out and head butted Page to the floor. Rey then came off the top with a hurricanrana that sent Page into the announcer’s desk. 

Back in the ring, Rey dropkicked Page in position for the 619. Page blocked the 619 with the ring apron skirt, then sent Rey into the ringpost. Page hit the EgoPlex and got the pinfall. 

Match Result: Ethan Page pinned Rey Mysterio (11:45). 

— Liv Morgan is going to remind Iyo Sky and everyone else that she’s the greatest women’s champion of all time at SummerSlam. 

— In the back, Danhausen and the Mini-Hausens were being treated by a nurse. Adam Pearce told Danhausen to give the money back. Danhausen demanded that they hang the human monies on the pole. “Haven’t you [Pearce] watched wrestling?” “Me? No, never.” Okay that got a laugh out of me. 

So it will be a Human Monies on a Pole match at SummerSlam. 

Usos In-Ring Promo 

The Usos were in the ring. After Jey runs it back, he issued a warning shot to Royce Keyes, LA Knight and his “big little brother” Solo Sikoa. 

Sikoa came out through the crowd in a white suit. Sikoa said that the Usos claimed they didn’t start anything, but they did start it when they went “crawling back” to Roman Reigns. Jimmy grabbed the mic and told Solo that the Bloodline was the best thing that ever happened to him, and Solo should come back to the Bloodline. “Or else.”

“Or else what? You gonna yeet for 30 minutes?” Sikoa also mocked the yeet dance and said it “bores everybody to sleep.” Sikoa doesn’t want to come back, he loves where he’s at, and so does everyone in Los Angeles (which got Sikoa a modest pop a a bit of a chant). Sikoa told the Usos they could tell Roman to kiss his a$$. 

Sikoa started putting over his partners for SummerSlam, which brought out LA Knight. Knight ran down how the Bloodline have been screwing Royce Keyes and himself in matches, and that the fight is on at SummerSlam. Or, they can fight right now. 

Solo and Knight hit the ring to fight the Usos, and get the advantage until Jacob Fatu’s music hits. Knight and Solo disposed of the Usos, but then Fatu took them out 1-on-2. Now with a 3-on-2 edge, Royce Keyes ran in to help out. Jey caught Keyes with a superkick, which he absorbed, and then he floored Jey with a clothesline.

Jacob and Royce squared up to one another. Fatu caught Keyes with the Tongan Death Grip, but Sikoa made the save with a Samoan Spike. Keyes then hit Fatu with a spinebuster, and the babyfaces stood tall in the ring to end the segment. 

I think I’m really enjoying babyface Solo Sikoa.

— The Hell in a Cell cell gave a promo. Seriously, it was a promo from the perspective of the Cell. 

Sol Ruca v. Raquel Rodriguez for the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship

Ruca hit an X-Factor early on for a near fall. Ruca tried a front-facelock, but Rodriguez backdropped her way out of that. Rodriguez missed an elbow drop, and Ruca hit a standing moonsault. After a few more near misses, Rodriguez hit Ruca with a clothesline. 

Rodriguez choked Ruca against the ring ropes. Ruca caught Rodriguez with a rana, then sent her to the floor with a superkick. Ruca then came off the top with a moonsault to the floor. 

Back in the ring, Ruca got a near fall. Rodriguez was busted open.

It seems like their experiementing with different ways to have a commercial break during the match. This time, instead of going to a commercial, the segment was “sponsored by” a sponsor and that kind of covered 30% of the screen for a minute.

Despite being busted open, Rodriguez took control and got a near fall after a powerslam. Rodriguez hit Ruca with a shouldertackle and got another near fall. Rodriguez put Ruca in an overhead wrist lock so the referee could wipe the blood off of Rodriguez’s face. 

Ruca came back with a boot, then kind of a reverse Codebreaker. Ruca with some openhanded chops and an uppercut forearm. Rodriguez tried for a backdrop, but Ruca landed on her feet and then tripped up Rodriguez. Ruca hit a Sliced Bread #2 and then followed up with a running knee for a near fall. 

Ruca went for a springboard crossbody, but Rodriguez caught her. Ruca escaped, then came off the top with a DDT for another near fall. 

Roxanne Perez ran out to distract Rodriguez. While the ref was dealing with her, Liv Morgan tripped up Ruca on the other side of the ring. Rodriguez hit Ruca with a boot for a near fall. 

Iyo Sky came out to even the odds. Morgan jumped Sky, but Sky sent Morgan into the ringpost. Back in the ring, Ruca hit Rodriguez with a proper Codebreaker. On the apron, Sky hit Morgan with a meteora. 

Ruca went for the Soul Snatcher, but Perez grabbed her and sent her headfirst into the ringpost. Rodriguez pulled Ruca out of the corner into the Tejana Bomb, and we have a new champion! 

Match Result: Raquel Rodriquez pinned Sol Ruca to win the Women’s Intercontinental Championship (10:23). 

Rollins v. Reigns, Chapter 8: The Grandest Stage. Last year at WrestleMania, Rollins got Paul Heyman to turn on Reigns. Because Rollins is always one step ahead of Reigns. Then the Vision turned on Rollins. 

Reigns and Rollins Face to Face

Roman Reigns came out first. He called out the name of the city, but before he could ask for acknowledgment, Seth’s music hit and he made his entrance.

Seth grabbed a mic, got in Roman’s face and said “Los Angeles! Acknowledge me!” 

Roman called Seth an “a$$hole” and Rollins agreed. Rollins said he’s the bad guy, and he’s okay with that because that’s how Rollins “gets his.” So again, it’s another promo where Rollins says he’s had no advantages while Roman started his career on 3rd base. Rollins ran down all the ways that Reigns is better than him, but the one thing Rollins is better at is professional wrestling. And when it comes down to what happens in the ring and in Roman’s head, Rollins owns Roman. “And there’s nothing you can point to to call me a lair.” 

Every single time it’s Roman v. Seth, Seth owns Roman. SummerSlam isn’t going to be any different. Seth asked Roman if he was going to get disqualified like he did at the ’22 Rumble. Or maybe he can call in the Bloodline to interfere. 

Roman shot back that he is the only real superstar, and the only true champion around here. Eveyone, not just in the WWE but the whole industry needs Roman to beat Seth. 

Seth asked Roman, “You need this redemption so bad, don’t you?” Seth recalled that Roman said he needed his whole family to see him beat Seth. Seth said that reminded him of WrestleMania 31, when he cashed in on Roman and sent all of Roman’s family home in tears. Seth said he’d love to send them home in tears again. So that Roman’s kids would see that Roman was nothing more than a loser and Seth’s b!tch.

Reigns decked Seth, the fight was on and it was pretty one sided. Roman put Seth down with a Superman Punch and a spear. Roman dropped to the floor and grabbed a chair. Reigns slid in the ring holding the chair, in perfect position for Rollins to stomp Reigns’ face into the chair. Seth stood tall over Reigns to end the show. 

Final Thoughts:

As a go-home show for SummerSlam, I was underwhelmed. I saw Oba beat up some fake security guards two weeks ago, and I saw Roman and Seth cut promos on each other two weeks ago. They didn’t really give me any new reasons to watch SummerSlam. Well, except for “Human Monies on a Pole,” which was sort-of entertaining in a “WeeLC” match kind of way.