WWE RAW Results – July 6, 2026

WWE RAW Results – July 6, 2026 – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s coverage of WWE RAW on July 6, from the Allstate Arena in Chicago, IL.

Sami Zayn, Cody Rhodes & Gunther Parking Lot Segment

Sami Zayn arrives and sees Cody Rhodes. Sami says Cody must feel great tonight because he can jump right back in and reclaim his spot since Sami “cannot win”. Sami says he will walk out of Chicago still the WWE Champion.

Cody says he only came to wish Sami luck.

Gunther attacks Cody from behind and power bombs him through a table.

Gunther tells Sami that Cody is no longer his problem. He says Sami never should have won that title and promises he will come for him.

Gunther sends Cody into Sami’s car, leaving Cody bleeding.

Seth Rollins In‑Ring Segment

Seth makes his way to the ring and welcomes everyone. He reminds the crowd exactly who he is and says he loves this building.

The crowd chants for CM Punk because they’re in Chicago. Seth says he understands the requirement for that chant in this arena, but he couldn’t care less about Punk now. He says Punk is not his business anymore.

Seth says his business is the World Title and taking back the championship he never lost. His business is beating Roman Reigns and continuing to own him.

Seth acknowledges the Roman chants and says Roman isn’t here tonight. He says he’s run that play a million times and that’s just how it is. Roman didn’t come because either it does nothing for him or the check wasn’t big enough. Seth says that’s who Roman is and who he’s always been. From day one, Roman was the chosen one. The Shield debuted as a trio, but it was made clear Roman was the hand‑picked guy. Roman was going to be the marquee name, the main event, the WrestleMania headliner. It didn’t matter if Roman couldn’t cut a promo or wrestle his way out of a paper bag — it was always going to be Roman.

Seth says that never sat right with him. He points to some kids in the crowd and says he was that boy. He sat in those stands dreaming of walking down the ramp, holding a microphone, and main‑eventing WrestleMania. He wanted to be the biggest star in the industry. Seeing those dreams handed to someone else broke something inside him. Every decision he made after that was a direct response to watching his dreams handed to someone who didn’t deserve them.

Seth says when he broke up The Shield, it was to catch up to Roman. When he cashed in at WrestleMania, it was to stay close to Roman. It might sound petty, and it was. Seth says he believed if he worked harder and sacrificed more, he could still reach those dreams. He thought they were running the same race, but he was wrong. A few years ago, Roman said something that changed him. Roman admitted he worked ten times less than Seth and made ten times more. Seth says Roman said that with so much bravado he wanted to puke.

Seth says it was never about money or mansions on South Beach. The reward was the work. The hustle. The grind. The ability to make something of yourself. Roman has to beat him at SummerSlam because Roman needs to justify what he’s been trying to prove to himself for fifteen years. Roman needs to prove he’s not a fraud.

Seth says he needs to beat Roman just as much. He needs to prove that through hard work, sacrifice, and dreams, you can achieve greatness.

LA Knight interrupts.

Knight wants to talk to ya. He says there was no way he was sitting in the back for a second straight week. Last week, Roman came out and bored everyone to sleep, and then Seth came out and the two of them put the crowd to sleep together with the same old trash. Knight says they were bloviating all over each other. All they had to do was talk about how great they were and suddenly they both had a title shot. Knight says he had to win matches and tournaments to get title matches. Seth lost in the first round of the King of the Ring Tournament. Knight says he did too, but he didn’t walk out and challenge Roman Reigns for nostalgia’s sake.

Knight imitates Seth and Roman and asks what exactly they’re the greatest at. Knight says he hasn’t been here as long as Seth, and Seth has had so many title matches that Knight will never catch up. Knight says when business was picking up, it wasn’t Seth and Roman on top. Cody deserves some credit, but everyone heard the crowd chanting Knight’s name. Knight says he was making his rise, and then Seth and Roman cut him off. Now Roman is trying to shove him back to the bottom.

Knight says Seth wants to talk about what’s great. Seth is great at manipulating numbers. Knight says he will rise because he must rise.

Seth says he doesn’t like Knight, but he respects him. He says Knight is the exact example of everything he just talked about — hustle, hard work, and earning every inch. Seth says Knight’s time will come, but he can’t worry about Knight right now because he has to go to SummerSlam and win the title he never lost. Seth tells Knight that if he wants, he can challenge him after he wins the title, and Knight can be the first person he puts in the dirt.

Seth heads to the back. Knight turns around and Jimmy Uso blasts him with a super kick.

Backstage — Adam Pearce, Gunther & Nick Aldis

Adam Pearce tells Gunther that his meeting with Nick Aldis is off after what happened earlier.

Gunther tells Nick he was a failure as a wrestler and now he’s a failure as an authority figure.

Nick and Adam start arguing over Adam “stealing” the SmackDown main event for RAW.

Nick says Adam is doing a lousy job because Cody got attacked, and that’s on him.

Paul Heyman With Austin Theory, Bron Breakker & Logan Paul

Jackie Redmond is with Austin Theory, Bron Breakker and Logan Paul. She asks Logan about the pressure tonight. Paul Heyman walks in and politely tells Jackie to vamoose.

Heyman tells Bron he didn’t take out Seth Rollins. He tells Austin he couldn’t take out Joe Hendry. Heyman says if they want to come back to their wise man, they need to return with something worthy — otherwise, don’t come back at all.

The Street Profits vs. The Vision — RAW Tag Team Championship

Bron and Ford start things off. Bron drives Ford into the turnbuckles and hits repeated shoulders. Austin tags in and lands a backbreaker. Bron follows with a moonsault and Austin gets a count of two. Theory sends Ford into the turnbuckles. Austin whips Ford, Ford floats over, flips across the ring, and hits a drop kick. Dawkins tags in and nails a shoulder tackle, then flips Ford onto Austin for a close call.

Dawkins clamps on a side headlock, then hits a flying corkscrew elbow for another two count. Dawkins keeps a front facelock, but Austin backs him into the corner and hits more shoulders.

Bron tags in and blasts Dawkins with punches. Angelo fires back with a kick and a drop kick. Dawkins kicks Bron, then knocks Austin off the apron with a punch. Bron crushes Dawkins with a warp‑speed clothesline. Bron unloads punches and kicks in the corner. Austin tags in, snap mares Dawkins, and kicks him. Austin cheap‑shots Ford, forcing the referee to hold Ford back while Bron and Austin stomp away at Dawkins.

Bron tags in and kicks Dawkins again. Bron mocks Ford, then clamps on a rear chinlock. Dawkins fights with elbows, but Bron cuts off the tag. Bron hits a back drop and taunts Ford. Austin tags in and they hit a double back elbow for a count of two. Austin lands a suplex and sets for another, but Dawkins counters with a suplex of his own.

Ford and Bron tag in. Ford clotheslines Austin over Bron, then hits Bron with a clothesline and a thrust kick. Ford kicks Bron, Bron flips Ford to his feet, and Ford nails an enzuigiri. Bron sends Ford to the apron, Ford kicks him, then hits a crossbody for a close call.

Bron crushes Ford with a pop‑up powerslam and Austin tags in. Ford cracks Austin with a jumping knee and Dawkins tags. Ford hits a Doomsday Blockbuster and Dawkins gets a count of two. Bron hurls Ford over the top rope to the floor. Dawkins hits a twisting splash on Bron followed by a kick. Dawkins plants Bron with a twisting butterfly neckbreaker.

The referee confiscates Logan’s brass knuckles from Austin. Bron gets handed another pair, but Dawkins punches Bron before he can use them. Ford launches with a flip dive over the ring post to the floor. Dawkins grabs the brass knuckles from Theory while Logan screams at the referee.

Maxxine Dupri appears and drills Dawkins with a low blow. Austin covers and gets the three count.

Winners: Austin Theory and Bron Breakker (New Champions)

After the match, Maxxine and Theory kiss.

Cody Rhodes Medical Update

The doctor checks on Cody and says he needs more tests. Adam tells Cody he can’t let him wrestle if he isn’t cleared, and asks the doctor if more tests can be done.

Byron Saxton With Joe Hendry

Byron is in the interview area and brings out Joe Hendry. Byron asks about the tag title match.

Joe says there are three unfortunate realities in life: death, taxes, and The Vision doing absolutely anything to win. He says he’s shocked at what Maxxine did.

Byron asks when Joe earns gold. Joe says he pinned Austin Theory last week and he’s already gotten to Logan Paul.

Joe then sings his Logan Paul song.

Hendry says he was a champion everywhere he wrestled before. He wants the Intercontinental Championship, and that’s not too big a hill to climb. It’s not impossible. Joe says he believes, and the fans believe. Whoever he has to face, they’ll be facing the entire world chanting that they believe.

The Vision Backstage Celebration

Austin, Bron, Logan, and Maxxine celebrate in the back. Logan rambles about how great they all are as they walk up to Paul Heyman.

Paul says what they did was a first step — and only a first step. He says maybe he’s being too harsh, but at least someone accomplished something tonight.

Austin thanks Paul.

Paul tells Austin he wasn’t talking to him — he was talking to her.

They get into their vehicle and drive off.

Otis and Tozawa appear in the garage afterward, unsure of what they just witnessed.

Backstage

We get a recap of what went down last week between Iyo Sky and Liv Morgan.

Liv tells Raquel that tonight is her night and all the momentum is on their side. She says they took care of Iyo and sent a message to Danhausen, and they’ll do everything in their power to make sure Raquel becomes the Intercontinental Champion.

Raquel says she’s going to rip that title off Sol’s waist. She says she will be champion.

Backstage

Jackie is with Penta and asks him about next week’s number one contender match.

Ethan Page and Rusev interrupt. Page tells Penta he doesn’t get to mention Rey’s name. He says Rey is out of the gauntlet and on the shelf.

Dragon Lee shows up and warns Page not to talk about Rey like that.

Chad Gable arrives and Rusev asks if there’s a problem.

Page says they’ll get to Rusev’s job soon, but first he’s going to talk to Pearce about setting up a tag match.

Penta tells them to go out there with Cero Miedo.

Sol Ruca vs. Raquel Rodriguez — Women’s Intercontinental Championship

They lock up and Raquel forces Sol into the corner, giving a clean break. They tie up again and Raquel backs Sol into the ropes, offers another clean break, but misses a clothesline. Sol grabs a side headlock and tries a headlock takedown off the turnbuckles, but Raquel blocks it. Raquel hits an arm‑wringer and gets a quick two count. She stacks Sol for a few more near falls until Sol bridges out and flips into a sunset roll, but Raquel rolls through.

Raquel tries to shove Sol off the ropes, but Sol clamps on a body scissors. Sol slingshots into a flip and lands on the ropes. Raquel answers with snake eyes. Raquel drives elbows into Sol in the corner. She lifts Sol for a slam, but Sol slips free and sends Raquel into the turnbuckles. Sol drops down and Raquel spills to the floor. Sol misses a moonsault off the corner, but cartwheels to avoid being thrown into the apron. Sol follows with a twisting Asai moonsault.

Sol gets a near fall when they return to the ring. She goes for a springboard move, but Raquel tries a choke slam and Sol lands on her feet. Raquel follows with a clothesline for a count of two. Raquel chokes Sol in the ropes, then hits an Irish whip and a corner splash. Raquel slams Sol, then hits another slam. Raquel kicks Sol in the ribs and unloads the lawnmower elbows in the corner. Raquel locks in an abdominal stretch. She follows with a shoulder tackle and an elbow drop for a near fall.

Raquel lifts Sol into a Canadian backbreaker and runs her into the turnbuckles, then drives shoulders into Sol’s back. Sol fires punches from the ropes. Sol drops into a sunset flip, Raquel rolls through, and Sol hits a springboard crossbody for a close call. Sol throws punches and kicks, then uppercuts. Sol hits a flying shoulder tackle, then another, but Raquel stays upright. Sol misses a corner splash, but connects with a missile dropkick. Sol hits a Shining Wizard for a near fall.

Sol misses a springboard splash and Raquel hits a clothesline for a near fall. Roxanne Perez makes her way to ringside. Sol escapes the Tejana Bomb. Perez distracts the referee. Sol goes for the Sol Snatcher, but Liv grabs her. Raquel hits a side slam for a near fall.

Iyo Sky’s music hits. Iyo launches with a crossbody off the ringside barrier onto Perez, then nails Liv with a back heel kick. Iyo follows with an Asai moonsault onto Liv and Perez as Raquel charges at her.

Sol hits the Sol Snatcher for the three count.

Winner: Sol Ruca

Byron Saxton Interviews Je’Von Evans

Byron brings out Je’Von Evans and asks him about his match next week.

Evans says Byron didn’t need to bring up his King of the Ring loss. He says he felt like he wasn’t ready to be on RAW, but Adam Pearce called him and put him in the gauntlet. Evans says anyone who stands in front of him will get taken care of, and he’s coming for Penta at SummerSlam.

Paul Heyman Addresses Oba Femi

Paul Heyman comes out and introduces himself. He says he’s here to talk about Oba Femi. Oba walked into WWE acting like he owned the place — which he doesn’t. Paul says Oba saunters down the aisle like he’s King Shlong until he gets kicked in the little Femis. It makes your eyes water, your knees buckle, and your voice jump an octave. And that’s nothing compared to the pain he’s going to suffer inside Hell in a Cell.

Paul says Oba Femi has motivated Brock Lesnar. Oba made the biggest mistake of his life by accepting Brock’s challenge. Paul says Oba isn’t coming out of Hell in a Cell. Brock will destroy Oba Femi inside that structure.

Paul tosses the mic as the lights go out for Oba Femi to make his way to the ring.

Oba says Paul loves to talk so much, and that’s exactly why he came out — he didn’t want Paul to be lonely. He wanted to give Paul a face to talk to.

Paul says Oba learned last week that “talk s***, get hit.” Paul says he doesn’t talk trash, he states facts. He says his value comes from keeping people from making terrible mistakes. At WrestleMania, Oba didn’t make a mistake — he proved Brock Lesnar was beatable. But in Italy, Brock proved Oba is beatable too. Now comes the trilogy match, the one that decides which of them continues as that unstoppable superstar.

Paul says Oba needs to look at who he’s stepping into Hell in a Cell with — because he’s stepping into Hell in a Cell with Brock Lesnar.

Paul says nobody fights inside a cage like Brock Lesnar. He beat The Undertaker in Hell in a Cell — The Undertaker’s own match — and he beat him twice. Paul says Oba didn’t just accept a cage match, he accepted the cell… the Brock‑tagon. Brock is the bringer of pain, the beast Oba cannot beat, the mountain he cannot climb. Only one man will leave SummerSlam — and that cell — with his reputation intact. That man isn’t even a man, he’s a beast, and his name is Brock Lesnar. The beatable one will be Oba Femi.

Paul tosses his mic again.

Oba says Brock showing up last week tells him everything he needs to know. After weeks of calling him out and calling him names with no response, Brock finally appeared. That means every word got to him. Every single thing Oba said got under Brock’s skin. Brock can pretend he doesn’t watch the show, but showing up proves he does.

Oba says Paul is out here hyping Brock to do damage control, but he’s writing checks Brock can’t cash. Paul isn’t an advocate — he’s a mouth. And mouths need to be fed… but how can you feed a mouth with no head? Paul preaches Brock’s accolades, but the people Brock beat before were not Oba Femi. Paul is here because he’s scared. He’s here because Brock is scared. This is the end. This is the final chapter. This is where the book closes.

Oba says there’s no bigger stage than SummerSlam, in front of Brock’s friends, family, wife, and children. Brock is what stands between Oba and salvation. You have to walk through hell to get to heaven. Oba tells Paul to tell his client he will see him in hell.

Oba tosses his mic.

Jackie With Sami Zayn

Jackie is with Sami Zayn in the back.

She mentions Sami’s scheduled match, but Cody isn’t able to compete tonight. She asks for his reaction.

Sami starts to smile and says that’s terrible. He says they have their differences, but he’s a good guy, and he wishes no ill will on anyone. He says he was looking forward to facing Cody — now he’ll just have to wait until SmackDown.

Pearce steps in and reminds Sami they’re in Chicago and they promised him a title match. Pearce tells Sami he will be defending the title tonight, and it’s official.

Dragon Lee and Chad Gable vs. Rusev and Ethan Page

Rusev and Page jump Chad and Lee before the bell, with Rusev choking Lee. Page tags in and kicks Lee, then boots him in the head and kicks him in the back. Rusev tags and punches Lee before hitting a suplex. Rusev follows with another suplex. Lee dropkicks Page off the apron and avoids Rusev. Chad tags in and hits two German suplexes. Rusev elbows free, but Chad hits overhead belly‑to‑belly suplexes on both Rusev and Page. Chad grabs an ankle lock on Rusev, then hits a back body drop. Chad sends Lee into Page with a flying boot. Rusev pulls Page to the floor. Chad tosses Lee over the top rope onto both men.

Rusev hits a suplex. Page tags in and gets a few near falls. Page clamps on a reverse chinlock. Chad punches to escape and chops Page. Page knees him in the ribs and kicks him in the back. Rusev tags in and drives shoulders into Chad in the corner. Rusev chokes Chad in the ropes. Page punches Chad when the referee pulls Rusev back. Rusev knocks Lee off the apron. Chad chops Rusev and goes for a crossbody, but Rusev catches him and hits a fallaway slam. Page tags in and kicks Chad. Rusev tags and kicks Chad again. Rusev hits a short‑arm clothesline, then a second, then a third. Rusev goes full Chong Li and whips Chad into the corner, but Chad gets his boot up, elbows Page, and punches Rusev. Rusev keeps Chad from tagging. Chad hits a DDT.

Page and Lee tag in. Lee slides in with a kick to Rusev, then avoids Page and kicks him before hitting a slingshot kick in the corner. Lee follows with a tornado DDT and hangs Page in the tree of woe. Lee hits a double stomp and gets a close call.

Rusev tags in and he and Page try for a double suplex, but Chad catches Lee. Chad punches Rusev and hits an Olympic Slam on Page. Rusev drills Chad with a thrust kick, but Lee rolls Rusev up for a count of two. Lee hits a German suplex and a thrust kick. Lee goes up top, but Rusev catches him for a uranage and follows with a running thrust kick. Rusev locks in the Accolade and Lee taps out.

Winners: Ethan Page and Rusev

After the match, Rusev refuses to release the hold. Chad tries for a German suplex, but Page hits him from behind. Page and Rusev attack Chad, and Rusev applies another Accolade.

Joe Hendry hits the ring and blasts Page with European uppercuts. Rusev hits a forearm, but Joe sends Rusev to the floor. Joe hits a fallaway slam and the MEME turn. Joe sets for Standing Ovation, but Rusev cuts him off with a thrust kick. Page hits a fisherman’s suplex. Rusev applies the Accolade to Joe.

Officials pull Rusev off Joe, but Rusev reapplies the hold.

Jimmy Uso Outside the Arena

Jimmy Uso is walking outside the arena and Jackie stops him to ask what happened earlier with LA Knight. Jimmy says it’s time for him to step up for the group. He says he will face Solo on SmackDown. LA Knight comes out and he is stopped by Jacob Fatu.

Adam Pearce Backstage

Adam Pearce is on the phone, leaving a message for someone.

Byron With Roxanne Perez, Raquel Rodriguez, and Liv Morgan

Byron asks about the match between Raquel and Sol and the group’s momentum. Liv says they are the greatest faction of all time. She says she is disappointed in Iyo Sky. Tonight was supposed to be Raquel’s night and Raquel should be champion. Raquel tells Sol and Iyo it is not over until they say it is over. She will not stop until she gets what belongs to her. Roxanne says Iyo wanted to make a statement tonight, and next week she will make a statement of her own — and Iyo won’t make it to SummerSlam.

Bayley and Lyra Valkyria Segment

Bayley says Lyra waited for hours at a signing just to meet her, and they talked about Lyra’s career. Bayley says she became a fan of Lyra and considered her a friend. When Bayley had the hardest year of her career, it was Lyra who kept her level‑headed and strong. Bayley shared her experiences and stories because she thought they were guiding Lyra — but Lyra used them against her. Bayley says Lyra took the easy way out. She gives Lyra one chance to prove she isn’t like everyone else and tells her to meet her next week.

Next Week on RAW

Brock Lesnar will be there. The Number One Contender’s Gauntlet will take place. Iyo Sky faces Roxanne Perez. Roman Reigns will be on RAW.

Adam Pearce Backstage

Adam Pearce is on his phone when Nick Aldis walks up. Pearce asks what Nick wants. Nick says that’s a strange way to say thank you. He says he secured a replacement for Sami’s opponent and that the person is already in the building. Nick tells Pearce he can thank him later.

Rusev and Ethan Page With Byron

Rusev yells about what he’s going to do after their win tonight. Page tells everyone that since they won, this is where the crowd should cheer. Page says he was proud to injure Rey, and Rusev didn’t just one‑up him — he two‑upped him, three‑upped him. They took care of the other options in the gauntlet.

Rusev says he would have ripped off Penta’s mask.

Page asks Penta and the fans if they enjoyed the show. He says the same thing that happened tonight will happen next week.

Byron asks what happens if Page and Rusev face each other in the match. Page says the best man will win — and tells everyone to trust him.

JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio Backstage

JD and Dom say they don’t care who Danhausen’s backup is. JD says he’ll destroy Danhausen and put him in the bin. Dom tells Danhausen to give them their money back and uncurse JD. He says Danhausen should give them what they want, or they’ll make his life a living hell.

Undisputed WWE Championship Match: Sami Zayn (c) vs. CM Punk

Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn makes his way to the ring for the main event. Cody Rhodes is out with an injury, and CM Punk’s music hits as he makes his return to take Cody’s place.

Sami pie‑faces Punk as the referee tries to separate them before the match.

The bell rings and Punk hands his shirt to a fan before stepping back inside. They lock up and Punk grabs a side headlock. Punk hits a shoulder tackle. They go for a test of strength and Sami counters with a side headlock. Sami chops Punk. They lock up again and Punk answers with a shoulder and a chop, then a snap mare followed by a chop to the back.

Sami backs Punk into the corner and drives shoulders into him. Sami punches Punk. Punk hits a reverse atomic drop and unloads punches in the corner. Sami lands a forearm to the back, sending Punk to the apron. Sami drops Punk throat‑first on the top rope. Sami sets for a dive, but Punk trips him and drags him to the floor. Punk sends Sami into the apron and follows with a suicide dive.

Punk chops Sami and sends him back into the ring. Punk hits a side Russian leg sweep and floats over for a count of two. Sami answers with a reverse atomic drop and a clothesline. Sami punches Punk and gets another two count. Sami follows with more punches and chops. He sends Punk into the turnbuckles. Sami sets for a suplex, Punk blocks, Punk tries a suplex, Sami blocks, and they go back and forth until Punk finally hits it.

Punk runs into a boot in the corner. Sami lands an elbow to the top of Punk’s head. Sami kicks Punk in the head a few times. Punk punches back, Sami fires his own punch and adds a knee to the head. Sami sends Punk into the turnbuckles and comes off the ropes with a double sledge for a close call.

Sami locks on a reverse chinlock. Punk powers Sami up, but Sami drops back to his feet. Punk fires off two clotheslines and a leg lariat. Punk hits a running knee in the corner and goes for the bulldog, but Sami slips out. Punk hits a swinging neckbreaker for a count of two. Punk signals for the finish and tries to lift Sami, but Sami escapes. Punk blocks the Blue Thunder Bomb. Punk hits a clothesline for another two count.

Punk goes up top for the elbow drop, but Sami cuts him off. Sami sets for a superplex and hits it. Sami climbs again, but Punk dropkicks him out of the air and gets a close call. Punk goes up top and hits a crossbody for another two count.

Punk punches Sami and Sami punches back. Punk hits a Mongolian chop and forearms. Both men hit crossbody presses at the same time and both go down. They trade punches on the mat. Punk gets Sami up, but Sami elbows free. Punk avoids another Blue Thunder Bomb and hits a round kick followed by a running knee in the corner. Sami counters the bulldog with a Blue Thunder Bomb for a close call.

Sami says something to Punk and sets for the exploder into the turnbuckles, but Punk fires elbows and knees. Punk hits a knee and then the bulldog. Punk goes up top for the elbow drop, connects, and gets a near fall.

Punk locks in the Anaconda Vice and Sami struggles, trying to slip free, but Punk tightens the hold.

Sami rolls into a headscissors to break it, and Punk immediately tries for a Sharpshooter, but Sami kicks him in the head to stop it. Punk gets Sami up, but Sami escapes and rolls Punk up for a close call. Punk punches Sami, Sami punches back. Punk lifts Sami, but Sami counters, lifts Punk, and hits a GTS for a two count.

Sami sets for the Helluva Kick. Punk counters with an exploder into the turnbuckles. Punk sets for a Helluva Kick of his own, but Sami catches him, lifts him, and hits a GTS followed by a Blue Thunder Bomb for a near fall.

Punk slaps Sami and headbutts him. Sami fires back with slaps and punches. Punk jabs and chops. Punk unloads more punches, whips Sami, and hits a running knee. Sami misses the Helluva Kick. Punk hits a Helluva Kick to Sami and follows with the GTS for the three count.

Winner: CM Punk (new champion)

Punk celebrates in the ring as pyro blasts throughout the arena. Punk leaves the ring and makes his way through the crowd as we go to credits.

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

• Undisputed WWE Championship Match: Sami Zayn (c) vs. Cody Rhodes
• WWE World Tag Team Championship Match: The Street Profits (c) vs. The Vision (Bron Breakker and Austin Theory)
• WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship Match: Sol Ruca (c) vs. Raquel Rodriguez
• We’ll Hear From 2026 WWE King of the Ring Oba Femi
• “The Visionary” Seth “Freakin” Rollins will kick off the show

WWE RAW Preview – July 6, 2026

Sami Zayn puts the Undisputed WWE Championship on the line as he defends against Cody Rhodes. Zayn dethroned Rhodes at WWE Night of Champions on June 27 in a Triple Threat Match that also involved GUNTHER. He earned this rematch by defeating Jey Uso in a Number One Contender’s Match on Friday’s episode of WWE SmackDown. Tonight, Rhodes looks to reclaim the title he lost, while Zayn tries to prove his win was no fluke.

Sol Ruca defends the Women’s Intercontinental Championship for the first time on television since beating Lyra Valkyria on the June 8 episode of RAW. She faces Raquel Rodriguez of Judgment Day. Rodriguez picked up a win over Maxxine Dupri last Monday on RAW, then helped Liv Morgan blindside IYO SKY with Roxanne Perez later that night. She also aided JD McDonagh in taking out Danhausen on WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event. Rodriguez enters tonight with momentum and backup, while Ruca looks to keep her title run alive.

Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins of The Street Profits defend the World Tag Team Championship against Bron Breakker and Austin Theory of The Vision. Breakker and Theory have been chasing the titles since Ford and Dawkins dethroned them on the June 22 RAW with help from Joe Hendry and Seth Rollins. The Vision confronted The Street Profits last Monday during one of Hendry’s performances, setting the stage for tonight’s rematch.

Oba Femi appears tonight as he prepares for his Hell in a Cell Match against Brock Lesnar at WWE SummerSlam. Femi’s rise has been fast, and tonight he continues building toward the biggest match of his career.

Seth Rollins also has something to say in the opening moments of the show as he prepares to challenge Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship at the August 1 and August 2 Premium Live Event. Rollins enters RAW with a message before stepping into one of the biggest title matches of the summer.

WWE RAW Results – July 6, 2026

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