WWE RAW Results and Highlights (20/07/26): Seth Rollins Confronts Solo, Bloodline & more
The July 20 edition of WWE Monday Night RAW lit up Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan, delivering another action-packed night on the road to SummerSlam. The red brand showcased several hard-hitting matches featuring RAW’s rising stars while also pushing major storylines forward. One of the biggest talking points came when Solo Sikoa approached Seth Rollins with a surprising proposal to join forces against Roman Reigns at SummerSlam. Rollins stopped short of giving an answer, saying he needed time to consider the offer. The show ultimately closed with a powerful statement from Reigns’ Bloodline, who stood tall after a chaotic and explosive main event, leaving the WWE Universe eager to see what unfolds next.
Je’Von Evans & Dragon Lee vs. Bron Breakker & Austin Theory
The action got underway with an explosive tag team contest as Je’Von Evans teamed up with Dragon Lee to take on The Vision’s powerhouse duo of Bron Breakker and Dragon Lee. Chaos quickly took over as Maxxine Dupri and Logan Paul repeatedly inserted themselves into the match, giving The Vision a significant advantage. Capitalizing on the distractions, Breakker flattened his opponent with a devastating spear to secure the victory. The assault didn’t end with the bell, as The Vision continued to brutalize Evans and Lee until Otis and Akira Tozawa rushed to even the odds. Their rescue attempt was short-lived, however, as The Vision overwhelmed them as well, ending the opening segment by sending a dominant message to the entire RAW roster.
Oba Femi vs. JD McDonagh
Following a heated backstage confrontation involving JD McDonagh, Dominik Mysterio, Joe Hendry, and Danhausen, tensions escalated until Oba Femi inserted himself into the situation, setting up a one-on-one showdown with McDonagh. Once the bell rang, The Ruler wasted little time asserting his dominance, overpowering McDonagh before planting him with a thunderous Fall From Grace to earn a decisive victory. With the win secured, Femi grabbed a microphone and shifted his focus to his looming rivalry with Brock Lesnar, delivering a chilling warning that their paths would collide inside Hell in a Cell, making it clear he was ready for the fight of his career.
Chad Gable & Penta vs. Rusev & Ethan Page
Even with a SummerSlam showdown looming between them, Chad Gable and Penta put their rivalry aside to form an unexpectedly effective tag team against Rusev and Ethan Page. Their chemistry was on full display as they combined speed, technical precision, and high-impact offense to keep their opponents on the back foot. In the closing moments, Penta stunned the crowd by dropping Page with a spectacular Mexican Destroyer, creating the perfect opening for Gable to trap Rusev in a tightly locked Ankle Lock. Unable to escape the hold, Rusev was forced to tap out, giving Gable and Penta an impressive victory while adding another intriguing chapter to their evolving SummerSlam storyline.
Joe Hendry vs. Dominik Mysterio
A singles clash later in the evening grew out of the backstage chaos that unfolded earlier on RAW, with Joe Hendry looking to settle the score against Dominik Mysterio. As expected, Liv Morgan remained at ringside and repeatedly attempted to tip the match in Dominik’s favor through timely distractions. The tide turned when Danhausen and IYO SKY made their presence felt, neutralizing Liv’s interference and restoring a level playing field. With the outside chaos finally under control, Hendry seized the opportunity to put Dominik away and secure a hard-fought victory, capping off one of the night’s most entertaining story-driven encounters.
LA Knight vs. Jacob Fatu
The night’s main event delivered exactly what fans expected as LA Knight and Jacob Fatu unleashed a physical, hard-hitting battle that showcased the intensity of their bitter rivalry. Neither superstar held anything back, turning the closing match into an all-out war. After weathering Knight’s offense, Fatu took control with a crushing Samoan Drop before soaring through the air with his devastating Moonsault to score the decisive victory. The chaos only escalated after the bell, as Solo Sikoa and Royce Keys stormed the ring, sparking a wild brawl with The Usos. Once the dust settled, The Usos and Jacob Fatu stood united over their fallen SummerSlam rivals, ending RAW with a powerful statement and raising the stakes heading into one of WWE’s biggest events of the year.
Other Notable Moments from the show
– Too many ads A hype video aired for Femi vs. Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam, which was followed by another video hyping the PLE, which was followed by a video hyping Rollins vs. Reigns.
– Seth Rollins confronted Solo Sikoa, who surprisingly offered to back him against Roman Reigns and The Bloodline at SummerSlam. Rollins chose not to answer immediately, saying he needed time to think. Moments later, Jacob Fatu arrived, only for Rollins to drop him with a sudden kick to the face before leaving the ring.
– WWE aired a highlight package recapping the escalating tension between Tom Brady and Logan Paul, showcasing the growing hostility between the two. The video further fueled speculation that their war of words and confrontations are steadily building toward an eventual in-ring showdown.
