WWE RAW Results – June 29, 2026

WWE RAW Results – June 29, 2026 – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s coverage of WWE RAW on June 29, from the Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey, at a special start time of 6 PM ET!

Oba Femi Addresses the Crowd

We get a look back at Night of Champions before the 2026 King of the Ring, Oba Femi, makes his way to the ring. Oba steps through the curtain with the crown in hand, soaking in the reaction as he heads down the ramp. The new King stands tall in the ring, ready to speak after the biggest win of his career.

Oba says that’s good — that’s fine. That reaction, that reception, is what a ruler deserves. But now he wants something more. He wants a reception befitting a King. Oba smiles, saying he likes the ovation. He reminds everyone he told Jey Uso that destiny was on his side. Jey didn’t believe him… not until he stepped into the ring. Now Jey is a believer. And destiny, Oba says, is still kind to him. But a choice has to be made.

Brock Lesnar’s music hits.

Lesnar walks out with Paul Heyman at his side, doing the Brock Bounce as the crowd erupts. Brock steps into the ring, staring down the King of the Ring… then applauds him, clearly acknowledging Oba’s tournament victory.

Brock takes the mic from Heyman and formally announces Oba Femi as the King of the Ring. He extends his hand, but Oba refuses. Brock smirks and says he hasn’t watched the show — everyone knows he doesn’t watch the show — but even he can admit Oba’s win is one hell of a feat. Brock reminds Oba he was King of the Ring once too. He says he relies on Paul for updates, and Paul told him Oba has a big decision to make… and that Oba’s been running his mouth. Calling Brock a coward. Calling Brock a bitch. Brock says Oba cut a great promo, but Brock has Paul to cut his promos for him.

Then Brock says it plain: talk s***, get hit.

Brock kicks Oba low and hoists him up for an F5.

Oba gets back to his feet, furious, saying this is what Brock always does — hit an F5 and walk away. He says Brock was told Oba talked behind his back, so he’ll say it to his face: Brock is a bitch. Oba says they can dance around this forever, or they can settle it at SummerSlam.

Brock takes the mic again and accepts. But he adds one condition. He wants it inside Hell in a Cell.

Backstage Fallout with Paul Heyman, Adam Pearce, Oba Femi, and Austin Theory

Paul Heyman is with Adam Pearce, who immediately demands to know what’s going on. Paul, grinning like he’s already cashing royalty checks, says the match of all time is now set for SummerSlam. Pearce looks like he aged five years hearing that.

Austin Theory barges in, shocked to see Paul. He asks Heyman to come out with him for his match. Paul tells Theory that now he knows Paul is here — and that’s all he’s getting.

Pearce then stops Oba Femi in the hallway, wanting to make sure he heard Oba correctly. Oba says the title will be there, and he’ll take it when he wants it. Pearce asks if Hell in a Cell is really what Oba wants. Oba says it needs to happen. He’s going to put an end to this — and it needs to end.

Ethan Page vs. Rey Mysterio

Rey locked in a side headlock early, but Page shrugged him off with a shoulder tackle and a punch. Rey slipped through the legs and hit a head‑scissors takedown, then drove a shoulder into Page in the corner. Page answered with Snake Eyes and followed with heavy shoulders in the corner. He charged again but ran straight into a dropkick, sending him into the ropes. Rey tried to set up the 619, but Page shoved him to the apron. Rey kicked him away, went for a moonsault, and Page crotched him mid‑flight.

Page stomped Rey down and climbed the turnbuckles, gesturing that he was going after the mask. Rey fought back with elbows, but Page punched him and hit a side‑slam off the top turnbuckle. Page rammed Rey into the apron multiple times before getting a two count and locking in a waist lock. Rey fired elbows to break free, but Page caught him with a tilt‑a‑whirl backbreaker for another close call.

Page hammered Rey with forearms to the lower back, then drove repeated shoulders into the same spot in the corner. A hard Irish whip folded Rey up, but Rey fired back with elbows. Page crushed him with a splash and sent Rey crashing into the turnbuckles. Page followed with a running side‑slam for a two count.

Rey answered with a kick and tried a sunset flip, but Page stayed upright and punched the mat when Rey moved. Rey sent Page to the floor and followed with a sliding splash. Rey climbed up top and hit a seated splash, then a springboard crossbody for a near fall. Rey hit a shoulder in the corner and punched away from the turnbuckles. Page whipped him off, Rey hit a back elbow, but Page caught the wheelbarrow and planted Rey with a sit‑out gourd‑buster for two.

Page hoisted Rey onto his shoulders, Rey slipped free and hit an enzuigiri. Page staggered forward and fell into the ropes.

Rey set for the 619, but Page cut him off with a boot to the head. Page followed with a powerslam for a close count. He hoisted Rey onto his shoulders and climbed the turnbuckles, but Rey fought out with sharp elbows and snapped off a rana from the top. Rey hit a drop toe hold that sent Page into the ropes, lined it up, and this time the 619 connected clean. Rey went up top, hit the frog splash, and secured the three.

Winner: Rey Mysterio

Danhausen’s Lab

Back in Danhausen’s lab, Dominik and JD demanded their money. JD insisted he needed to be “uncursed” before his match. Dom grabbed one of Danhausen’s belongings on the way out, saying it would send the message.

Joe Hendry Performs for the Street Profits Celebration

Joe Hendry makes his way to the ring, ready to perform for the Street Profits’ celebration. He says Joe Hendry has appeared, and asks who’s ready for a Joe Hendry concert. He tells the crowd they can’t get started until he introduces his special guests… and brings out The Street Profits.

Ford thanks everyone for the love over the last week. He says that’s why they’ve got a few people to thank. First, he thanks the WWE Universe for believing in them. Next, he thanks Seth Rollins. Angelo says all the karma finally caught up to The Vision. Ford then thanks Joe Hendry, saying last week’s song was beautiful.

Joe starts playing his song…

Austin Theory’s music hits and cuts him off.

Theory says the thieves who stole his tag titles last week are standing in the ring. He reminds Joe that Joe mentioned John Cena — the man Theory beat at WrestleMania. Theory says they’re all excited celebrating, but next week there will be a rematch for those titles.

Angelo says they can have that rematch… but asks if Bron will even be healthy by then.

Theory says Bron will be off the leash. He says he appreciates Joe’s last song being about him, but he’s going to destroy Joe in the ring.

Joe says no to everything Austin just said. They could wait until later for the match… or they can do it right now.

Joe Hendry vs. Austin Theory

Theory jumped Joe before the bell, hammering him down until Joe caught him with a quick sunset flip. Theory rolled through, but Joe snapped him down with a neckbreaker. Joe lit him up with chops, slammed Theory into the turnbuckles, and unloaded with punches from up top. A delayed vertical suplex got Joe a near fall.

Joe missed a discus clothesline and Theory hit the slingshot rolling clothesline. Theory punched away, but Joe fired back with European uppercuts. Theory cut him off with an Irish whip and a backbreaker, then rained punches down on Joe’s head for another near fall. Theory clamped on a reverse chinlock. Joe broke free with a jawbreaker.

Theory stopped short in the corner, but Joe drilled him with a DDT. Joe followed with punches, a back elbow, and a corner clothesline. Theory tried a crossbody — Joe caught him clean and launched him with a fallaway slam, then hit the MEME turn to pop the crowd.

Joe blasted Theory with a discus clothesline for a near fall. Theory slipped away and sent Joe hard into the turnbuckles, then cracked him with a punch for another two count. Theory followed with a shoulder breaker and nearly put Joe away again. He threw another punch, Joe answered with a European uppercut, and they traded shots — punches and uppercuts back and forth.

Theory rocked Joe with an elbow.

Joe fired back, hit a Side Effect, and held Theory down for the three.

Winner: Joe Hendry

Raquel Rodriguez Backstage with Adam Pearce

Raquel confronts Pearce, demanding to know why she still hasn’t gotten her shot at the Intercontinental Title. Pearce tells her Maxxine Dupri has requested a title match. Raquel immediately fires back, asking why Maxxine deserves anything. Pearce reminds her that Raquel was IC Champion — and if she wants another shot, she can go through Maxxine to get it. Raquel agrees, and Pearce makes the match for tonight.

Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez arrive. Liv asks if she’s getting the title match. Liv says they’ve got Iyo coming after her championship and Danhausen causing chaos. Raquel tells her not to worry — the boys will handle Danhausen, and she’ll take care of Iyo.

Cathy Kelley with Ethan Page

Cathy asks Ethan Page about losing to Rey Mysterio. Page says anyone else would tell her they’re upset, but for him it’s just a minor setback. He points out Rey is a Hall of Famer — sometimes you have to crack a few eggs to make an omelet, and sometimes you have to step on up‑and‑comers to keep your spot. Page reminds Cathy he beat Dragon Lee last week. Rey asked for a match tonight, and Ethan had no time to prepare or be at his best. Tonight wasn’t his best, but Page says he’s still keeping his promise. He says he will be draped in gold.

Iyo Sky Confronted by Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, and Roxanne Perez

The 2026 Queen of the Ring, Iyo Sky, makes her way to the ring. She says she is super duper grateful to return to the U.S. as Queen of the Ring — and she actually puts the crown on. Iyo says she beat Liv on Saturday, she’ll beat her again, and she will become Women’s World Champion.

Liv Morgan’s music hits and she walks onto the stage.

Liv says “wow.” She thought Iyo was better than this. Liv asks if Iyo is proud of herself, acting like she beat her fair and square. Liv says it makes her sick. Iyo only won because Liv was cursed. Things will be different at SummerSlam. Liv says she doesn’t respect Iyo anymore — Iyo pissed her off. Liv says she’ll take this moment to remind Iyo what happens when someone gets on her bad side. Finn Bálor… Stephanie Vaquer… Rhea Ripley. Liv says she took everything from Rhea, and Rhea hasn’t been the same since.

Liv promises she’s going to destroy Iyo and remain the greatest Women’s Champion of all time. But until then, Iyo is in for a whole lot of trouble.

Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez climb onto the apron, surrounding Iyo. Iyo knocks Perez off the apron, then sends Raquel over the top rope to the floor. Liv enters the ring, but Iyo blasts Raquel with a forearm to knock her off the apron again. Iyo avoids obLIVion and hits a German suplex — her ear power level exploding as she fires up. Iyo kicks Liv, but Raquel grabs her on the turnbuckles and traps her in the tree of woe. Perez kicks Iyo in the knee. Raquel and Perez drag Iyo down to the mat.

Liv hits obLIVion. Officials and referees come to the ring to pull Liv off Iyo.

LA Knight vs. Jimmy Uso

The bell rings and Knight immediately rolls to the floor, warning Jey to stay in his seat or he’ll regret it. They lock up and circle the ring until the referee forces a break in the corner. Knight takes control with a side headlock takedown, then works a wrist lock and a series of arm wringers. Jimmy fires back with a headbutt and an arm drag into a double‑wrist lock. Knight breaks free with a back elbow, then kicks Jimmy in the back and follows with a punch.

Knight stomps Jimmy in the corner and hits a running hip attack for a count of two. Jimmy answers with a kick, then punches Knight and lands a thrust kick and an uppercut. Jimmy snaps off a dragon whip, then crushes Knight with a running hip attack in the corner. He heads up top and hits a crossbody for a two count.

Jimmy clotheslines Knight over the top rope and follows with a suicide dive. On the floor, Jimmy chops Knight, Knight chops back, and they trade punches. Back inside, Jimmy sets for a suplex, but Knight lands on his feet and hits a neckbreaker — because you don’t suplex Zack Ryder. Knight sends Jimmy to the floor and follows him to the announce table. Jimmy chops him and sends Knight into the table repeatedly. Jimmy checks the count, breaks it, and tries to send Knight into the table again, but Knight blocks it and sends Jimmy into the announce table. Knight does it again for good measure.

Knight gets a two count after sending Jimmy into the announce table. He climbs the turnbuckles and leaps, but Jimmy meets him with a punch to the midsection. Jimmy chops Knight, Knight chops back, and Knight fires off jabs. Jimmy cuts him off with a Samoan drop. Jimmy charges for the running hip attack, but Knight moves and Jimmy crashes into the turnbuckles.

Knight unloads more jabs, but Jimmy lands a punch. Knight hits a flying clothesline and a side Russian leg sweep. Knight follows with an Irish whip and a leaping neckbreaker. He goes up top, leaps over Jimmy, but Jimmy blasts him with a superkick and follows with a spear for a count of two.

Jimmy heads up top, but Knight punches him to stop the climb. Knight tries a superplex, Jimmy shoves him off, Knight climbs again and this time hits the superplex for a close call. Knight dropkicks Jimmy through the ropes.

Jey complains about Knight’s tactics, and Knight nearly sends Jimmy into Jey, making him flinch. Knight throws Jimmy back into the ring and then punches Jey. Knight hits a reverse DDT on Jimmy once they’re back inside. Knight goes up for the double‑jump catchphrase elbow drop and connects. Knight sets for BFT, but Jey jumps on the apron and Knight knocks him to the floor. Jimmy rolls Knight up and gets the three.

Winner: Jimmy Uso

After the match, Knight punches Jimmy. Jey tackles Knight and unloads with punches. Jey keeps swinging until Solo Sikoa appears.

Solo hits Jimmy with a Samoan Spike and disappears into the crowd before Jey can react. Knight hits Jey with BFT. Knight looks up and sees Solo watching from the crowd.

Gunther–Nick Aldis Follow‑Up

We get a look back at the confrontation between Gunther and Nick Aldis after Night of Champions.

Cole explains that both Nick Aldis and Gunther have been sent home. Nick is officially on administrative leave, which means Adam Pearce is now running both shows.

Rey Mysterio Interview with Jackie Redmond

Jackie Redmond is with Rey Mysterio in the Interstitial Interview Area. She asks Rey about Ethan Page’s comments. Rey says one of the many challenges of being a Hall of Famer is staying ready at all times. He says Ethan will learn to respect lucha libre.

Jackie asks Rey about being at SummerSlam. Rey turns to the fans and asks if they want to see him at SummerSlam for a twelfth time. He says he’s faced Penta before, and he’ll do whatever it takes to earn another shot at that title.

Jackie asks what it would take to beat Penta. Rey says he loves and respects Penta, and he knows exactly what it takes to win if they meet in the ring again. Rey says he can’t give away his strategy.

The Usos and Jacob Fatu

Jimmy and Jey track down Jacob Fatu and demand to know where he was. Jacob says he only takes orders from Roman — and Roman gave him orders. He’s going to SmackDown to finish Solo. Jey says he’s going to SmackDown too.

Lyra Valkyria Speaks Out

Lyra Valkyria vents backstage, saying everyone is on her back about what happened in London. It takes two to lose a tag match. She doesn’t like that her anger got the best of her, but it was one time — and people forget she’s been the bigger person for over a year. Lyra says she hasn’t lost any sleep over it. She sacrificed her own success because she wanted Bayley with her. They know she can do it. She put her trust in someone who was supposed to be the best, but now there’s a gap between who she is and who she could be. She never wanted to hurt Bayley… but it felt good to close that gap.

Maxxine Dupri and Chad Gable

Maxxine Dupri walks backstage and passes Chad Gable. Maxxine says she meant everything she said last week. Chad tells her she doesn’t owe him an apology. He tells Maxxine to focus on what’s in front of her and wishes her luck.

Maxxine Dupri vs. Raquel Rodriguez

Dupri opened fast with a punch and a kick, then snapped Raquel to the floor with a head‑scissors. She went for a baseball slide, missed, and Raquel flattened her with a clothesline. Raquel followed with a slingshot jackhammer for a count of two. She threw Dupri into the turnbuckles and hammered her with elbows in the corner.

Raquel lifted Dupri into a torture rack, but Dupri fought free with punches. Dupri tried a sunset flip, Raquel hauled her back up, missed a clothesline, then hit the second one clean for another two count. Dupri answered with a DDT and a boot to Raquel. Raquel charged and ran into a back elbow. Dupri fired off clotheslines but Raquel wouldn’t go down. Dupri blocked a kick and hit a spinning back heel kick, then a step‑up leg drop to the back for a near fall.

Raquel blocked a suplex, Dupri slipped out of Raquel’s attempt, but Raquel caught her anyway and planted her with the Tejana Bomb for the three.

Winner: Raquel Rodriguez

Danhausen and Liv Morgan

Danhausen returns to his lab and searches for his stolen gift. Liv walks in, cackling. She says this is exactly what Danhausen deserved. Danhausen asks what he did. Liv reminds him — and tells him to fix it, or they’ll make his life hell.

Chad Gable vs. JD McDonagh

They lock up and Chad takes JD down with a waist lock. JD rolls out and grabs the ropes. Another lock‑up and Chad works a wrist lock. JD flips out with a backdrop into a reversal and clamps on an armbar. Chad hits a drop toe hold into a La Magistral for a quick count. JD chops him. Chad answers with a back body drop and a hip toss, then lights him up with more chops.

JD catches a sunset flip for a two count, Chad reverses for his own two, and they trade rapid near falls. Chad stacks JD with a jackknife cover for another close call. Chad rolls through straight into the ankle lock. Rey tries to pull JD to the floor, but JD grabs the ring skirt instead. Chad goes after Dominik, and JD sends Chad crashing into the ring steps.

JD drives Chad down with an atomic drop onto the ring steps, then follows with an elbow drop off the turnbuckles for a count of two. JD targets the leg with repeated elbow drops and keeps grinding away. Chad fights back with punches, but JD whips him sternum‑first into the turnbuckles. Chad answers with chops, JD trips him with a drop toe hold, then drops a leg across the back of Chad’s head.

JD locks in a step‑over toe hold. Chad kicks at him, JD kicks back, then JD reapplies the hold. Chad slaps his way free and sends JD to the floor. JD returns and Chad meets him with a German suplex. Chad holds on for a second. Chad tries for the third River German, JD elbows out, Chad elbows back, and Chad completes the third German for a close call.

JD kicks Chad away, but Chad blasts him with a rolling kick into the corner. Chad hits another rolling kick into the opposite corner. JD snaps off a Spanish Fly for a near fall.

Chad gets a near fall of his own. Chad throws a punch, JD cracks him with a headbutt, and Chad collapses onto JD for another close call. They trade punches until JD plants Chad with a powerbomb for two. JD follows with a brainbuster for another two. Chad avoids Devil Inside, grabs Chaos Theory, and suplexes JD into the turnbuckles.

Chad goes up for a moonsault, JD gets a foot up. Chad grabs the ankle lock. JD finally forces the break. Dominik jumps on the apron to distract Chad. JD punches Chad and hits another Spanish Fly for a near fall.

Danhausen appears in the crowd holding a briefcase. Dominik chases him off. JD looks around, wondering where Dom went. Chad counters JD’s Chaos Theory counter into a victory roll for a near fall, then grabs the ankle lock again. JD taps out.

Winner: Chad Gable

After the match, Dominik and JD rush over to the briefcase Danhausen brought to ringside. They open it — and a cloud of powder explodes in their faces. Danhausen snatches back his stolen Knicks jersey from Dom and starts to leave.

Raquel Rodriguez blindsides Danhausen from behind and takes the shirt for herself.

Maxxine Dupri Backstage with Austin Theory

Maxxine is walking in the back when Austin Theory stops her and asks what that was. She says she really thought she was ready for Raquel. Austin says he’s not talking about the match — he means what she said to Chad. Maxxine tells him Chad is a complication. Austin says if she wants to go down that road, maybe this whole thing isn’t working out.

Tozawa and Otis arrive and ask Maxxine if she’s okay. She says she doesn’t know.

Roman Reigns Confronted by Seth Rollins

Roman Reigns’ music hits and he walks to the ring. He asks Atlantic City to acknowledge him.

Before Roman can continue… Seth Rollins’ music interrupts.

They stand across from each other in the ring, neither moving, neither speaking — just staring. The tension builds as they keep their eyes locked.

Seth finally breaks the silence. He tells Roman, “Hello, my brother.” He says for fourteen years, they’ve been tied together — from this moment all the way back to the formation of The Shield. Call it fate, call it destiny, but Seth says it feels fitting they’re standing here in Atlantic City. Seth tells Roman he’s holding a title that belongs to him.

They stand across from each other in the ring, neither saying a word, just staring. The tension keeps building as neither man moves.

Seth finally speaks. He calls Roman “my brother.” He says for fourteen years they’ve been tied together — from this moment all the way back to the formation of The Shield. Call it fate, call it destiny, but Seth says it feels fitting they’re standing here in Atlantic City. Seth tells Roman he’s holding a title that belongs to him.

Roman asks what Seth means by “collect.” He says Seth must be confused. Seth is at the back of the line. He hasn’t done anything lately to earn a shot at him.

Seth tells Roman he can play that game with everyone else, but not with him. Seth says he is always at the front of the line. For everything Roman has done, Roman owes him. For everything Roman has become, Seth says he owns Roman. He owns him in the ring, in the head, and in the heart. Seth says if Roman wants proof, he pinned Roman at WrestleMania 41 and took his Wise Man. The year before, he sacrificed himself so Cody could end Roman’s reign of terror. For four years Roman was unstoppable and beat everyone — except one person. Seth brings up WrestleMania 31 and says there was nothing Roman could do about it. Seth says he has owned Roman since the day he put a chair in Roman’s back.

Seth says he isn’t here to ask Roman for anything. He’s here to give Roman something. Seth says everything Roman claims to be, everything the people believe he is — he is that great. He’s won every title, main‑evented every show, and his WrestleMania main‑event record will never be broken. But there is one thing Roman has never been able to do… beat Seth Rollins.

Seth says he’s here to give Roman that opportunity. This may be Roman’s last chance to close that loop. They came into the company together, through the crowd, kicked the old generation aside, and built the greatest generation in the history of the business. They’re much closer to the end than the beginning. And just like when they arrived, there’s a new generation ready to do the same thing to them. Seth says this might be their last chance to do this dance. What does Roman want his legacy to be? He’ll go down as one of the greatest ever, maybe number one. Seth says Roman should get his own induction show — and Seth might even induct him. But if Roman doesn’t accept this challenge, he will never escape the ghost of Seth Rollins.

Roman says it’s been a long time since he’s heard any truth come out of Seth’s mouth, little brother. Roman says Seth is right — he doesn’t want to beat Seth. He needs to beat Seth. He needs his entire family to witness him beating Seth Rollins. At SummerSlam, that’s exactly what he’s going to do. Roman accepts.

Roman holds up the title as we go to credits.

–– Here is what’s in store for tonight’s show ––

• Joe Hendry musical performance
• Oba Femi to open the show
• Iyo Sky addresses the WWE Universe
• LA Knight vs. Jimmy Uso
• Rey Mysterio vs. Ethan Page
• Chad Gable vs. JD McDonagh
• Roman Reigns appearance

WWE RAW Preview – June 29, 2026

Oba Femi and IYO SKY became the 2026 King and Queen of the Ring at WWE Night of Champions this past Saturday by defeating Jey Uso and Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan in the finals of their tournaments. SKY has already announced that she will challenge Morgan for the Women’s World Championship at WWE SummerSlam. Femi has not yet revealed whether he plans to face Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship or Sami Zayn for the Undisputed WWE Championship at the same event. Both will appear tonight with something to say.

Chad Gable goes one‑on‑one with JD McDonagh of Judgment Day. Last Monday, Danhausen cursed McDonagh and left him stunned, but the real tension came backstage when Gable confronted Dominik Mysterio as McDonagh was being taken to medical. Dominik told Gable he would have to go through McDonagh to get to him, setting up tonight’s match.

LA Knight defeated Jimmy Uso last Monday after Solo Sikoa hit Jimmy with a Samoan Spike, allowing Knight to follow with a BFT. Tonight, Jimmy looks for payback as he meets Knight in a rematch.

Rey Mysterio faces Ethan Page in singles action as tensions rise between their respective allies Dragon Lee and Rusev. Their issues have escalated over the last few weeks, and tonight’s match adds another layer to the rivalry.

Joe Hendry will also perform for the WWE Universe after chasing Logan Paul away from ringside last Monday during the World Tag Team Championship match between Bron Breakker and Austin Theory of The Vision and the new champions Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins of The Street Profits.

WWE RAW Results – June 29, 2026

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