WWE RAW Live Coverage - July 13th, 2026
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Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins to make their World Heavyweight Title Match at SummerSlam official
One-time brothers turned bitter rivals Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins are set to take part in a Contract Signing for their World Heavyweight Championship Match at SummerSlam. Don't miss when The OTC and The Visionary once again come face to face, plus all the Raw action on the road to The Biggest Event of the Summer!
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— Michael Cole and Corey Graves greet audiences at home as Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman make their way to the ring.
Heyman introduces himself and Lesnar, then says fans may be asking why there are police at ringside. He says Oba Femi is the reason for the police presence, then reminds fans that Femi turned down his 2026 King of the Ring championship opportunity to face Lesnar. He calls Femi a clinger, an obsesser, and a stalker, then compares Femi to a psycho ex-girlfriend and says he's used to people getting obsessed with Lesnar until they get in the ring with him. He says Lesnar being obsessed with anyone is healthy, but says Lesnar is obsessed with Femi which leads to violence. He says he wants to protect his money and says he went to WWE to add a no touch clause before SummerSlam between Lesnar and Femi, including going to a judge his father knew to get a restraining order.
Femi's music hits and he makes his way out. Femi says he came to the ring for a fight, but Heyman tells the police to do their job. Femi dumps one of the officers out of the ring and attacks the other ones, then sends one crashing over the top rope on top of the others on the outside.
Lesnar and Heyman stand on the top of the entrance ramp as Femi says Lesnar used to run WWE but now he's doing this. He says there won't be anymore games or low blows at SummerSlam, then says Lesnar can't run from him.
— IYO SKY makes her way to the ring. Judgment Day follows.
IYO SKY vs. Roxanne Perez (w/ Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez)
The bell rings and the two lock up. SKY lands a pair of double knees on Perez's midsection, but Perez rolls up SKY. SKY reverses into a pinfall of her own, but Perez kicks out and SKY connects with a springboard moonsault on Perez to take her out on the outside. SKY dumps Perez back inside the ring, but Morgan grabs onto her ankle. This opens the door for Perez to continue wearing down SKY's ankle.
During the commercial break, Perez sends SKY's ankle bouncing off the ring steps and dumps her back in the ring. She delivers a Russian Leg Sweep to SKY and pins her, but Perez kicks out. SKY And Perez then teeter on the ropes back from the break, but SKY sends Perez crashing off them.
Perez drapes SKY off the top rope by her knees and continues to target SKY's injured ankle. She looks to fly off the ropes with a moonsault, but SKY gets her knees up and delivers a flapjack to Perez. She lands a double stomp on Perez's midsection and follows it up with a butterfly backbreaker, then sets up for a meteora on Perez. Perez moves out of the way and wrenches back on SKY's injured ankle with a modified Half Boston Crab.
SKY counters into a crossface on Perez, but Perez escapes and rolls up SKY. SKY counters into a roll up of her own for the win.
Winner: IYO SKY
— After the match, Morgan looks to attack SKY. SKY levels her with a kick to her head, but Rodriguez blindsides her from behind. Perez joins Rodriguez, but Sol Ruca's music hits and she runs to the ring. She lands a knee on Perez to take her out and rocks Rodriguez with a thrust kick, but Rodriguez sends Ruca crashing into the barricade shoulder first. Rodriguez and Perez then hold SKY in place inside the ring for Morgan tl hit her with the Women's World Championship belt.
— The Vision (Logan Paul, Bron Breakker, Austin Theory & Maxxine Dupri) make their way out to the ring.
Logan Paul tells Dallas to give it up for their new World Tag Team Championship, then hands the microphone over to Maxxine Dupri.
Otis and Akira Tozawa make their way out, and Tozawa asks Dupri if himself and Otis can talk to her, and Dupri dismisses Paul, Bron Breakker and Austin Theory from the ring. Tozawa asks Dupri what she's doing and says Theory is all wrong for him. Dupri says Tozawa gave her a choice, then says Tozawa and Otis told her that they would leave her if she went with Theory.
Otis says she warned Dupri about Theory, but Theory laughs at Otis and Tozawa as Dupri appears to be sympathetic towards them. Theory asks if Otis is confessing his feelings for Dupri, then says Dupri is with him now and tells Otis to keep his hands off him.
Otis pulls Theory into the ring, but Breakker goes after him. Tozawa locks him in a sleeper and sends him crashing out of the ring, then looks to fly. Breakker sends Tozawa crashing over the announce desk as Theory and Breakker double team on Otis, but Otis levels both men and takes out Breakker with a back elbow. He sends Theory crashing into the mat face first and looks to attack him as Theory cowers in the corner, but Dupri stops him and tells him that none of this had to happen.
Theory low blows Otis as Dupri smiles on, and Dupri takes out Otis. Breakker spears Otis, and Theory grabs the brass knuckles. He hits Otis with them and holds him in place for Breakker to land a spear on Otis.
Royce Keys vs. Jimmy Uso
Back from the break, we see that Keys has attacked Jimmy on the entrance ramp. The pair get into the ring as the bell sounds, but Keys sends Jimmy crashing into the ring apron and the announce desk spine first. He scoops Jimmy up on one shoulder, but Jimmy escapes and delivers a Samoan Drop to Keys to send him over the announce desk.
Jimmy dumps Keys back in the ring during the commercial break and wears him down with a sleeper, but Keys lands a scoop powerslam on Jimmy back from the break. We see Jacob Fatu storm out to the ringside area and fire off stomps on Hobbs, causing the disqualification.
Winner by Disqualification: Royce Keys
— After the match, Fatu grabs a chair from the ringside area and dumps it into the ring. Solo Sikoa gets in the ring and tells Fatu to leave Keys alone, then says he understands now that he was lost and says he's ready to come home to family. He holds up the One symbol as Jimmy and Fatu join him, but Sikoa levels Jimmy with a Samoan Spike and goes after Fatu. Fatu rocks Sikoa with an open palm strike, but Keys comes to Sikoa's aid and fires off right hands on Fatu. He throws Keys over to Jimmy for Jimmy to land a superkick on him, and Fatu cinches in a Tongan Death Grip on him.
LA Knight's music hits and he cracks a chair across Fatu's spine. Fatu stays standing and slides out of the ring with Jimmy, but Knight says he needs Jimmy and Fatu in this ring. He says he also needs Jey Uso in the ring and says he's done with the games and The Bloodline, then challenges Fatu, Jey, and Jimmy to a Six Man Tag Team Match against himself, Sikoa, and Keys at SummerSlam.
— The Vision walks backstage. Paul Heyman applauds Logan Paul, Bron Breakker, Austin Theory & Maxxine Dupri for doing so well and coming out on top. Theory asks if the Wiseman is back with them and Heyman says Dupri was so good tonight, what do they need him for? Heyman leaves as The Vision stands around confused.
— Adam Pearce is on the phone backstage. Oba Femi comes in and Pearce tells Femi that Paul Heyman's whole act at the start of the show was ruse and there is no restraining order and the cops were hired goons. Femi vows to destroy Brock Lesnar.
— Back at ringside, Bayley makes her way out.
Bayley calls Valkyria to the ring, and she makes her way out. Bayley asks Valkyria if she's going to say anything, then says she thought they could be honest with one another face-to-face. Valkyria responds by telling Bayley she's making it about herself again and says Bayley is obsessed with all her past friendships and failures, then says if Bayley took a step back, she could figure out all her problems. She says everything she made Bayley feel good about was a lie and says Bayley is a doormat rather than a locker room leader. She calls Bayley the worst of the Four Horsewomen.
Bayley says she should've known calling Valkyria to the ring was a mistake and says Valkyria isn't as special as she thinks she is. She says she's going to add beating Valkyria at Madison Square Garden at Saturday Night's Main Event when they face one another per Adam Pearce and looks to leave.
Valkyria looks to attack Bayley from behind, but Bayley sees her coming and levels her with a forearm. Valkyria gains the upperhand and fires off stomps on Bayley's face, then lands a Bayley-to-Belly on her and stands tall over her.
— Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh then make their way to the ring.
— Back from the break, we head over to a video teasing the return of Big Cass and Enzo Amore.
— Back at ringside, Joe Hendry makes his way out.
WWE Intercontinental Championship No. 1 Contender's Gauntlet Match: Dominik Mysterio vs. Joe Hendry vs. Je'Von Evans vs. Dragon Lee vs. Rusev vs. Chad Gable vs. Ethan Page
The bell rings and the two lock up. The action spills out of the ring, and Hendry rocks Dominik with an uppercut. Dominik responds by whipping Hendry into the ring steps shoulder first and dumps him back in the ring, then levels him with a right hand. Dominik manages to land a Frog Splash on Hendry off the top rope and pins him to send him to the back.
Eliminated: Joe Hendry
Je'Von Evans is the next entrant, and he delivers a dropkick to Dominik during the commercial break. Domink sits Evans on the top rope groin first and fires off right hands on him in the corner, then dumps him out of the ring over the top rope. McDonagh takes a cheap shot on Evans outside of the ring, but Evans levels McDonagh on the outside with a right hand. Dominik blindsides Evans from behind and dials it up for a 619 on him, then ascends to the top rope.
Danhausen's music hits and he makes his way out to the ring in a tank. He curses Dominik and looks to shoot pyro at him from the ring post, but the pyro misses Dominik completely and Dominik tells McDonagh to go after Danhausen. Inside the ring, Evans catches Dominik with an OG Cutter off the top rope to eliminate him.
Eliminated: Dominik Mysterio
Dragon Lee is next in the match, and he rocks Evans with a kick to his chest during another commercial break. He lands a kick on Evans from the ring apron, but Evans takes out Lee. Lee then sends Evans crashing out of the ring with a chop to his chest, but Evans lands a dive on Lee to send him crashing into one of the barricades.
Evans dumps Lee back into the ring before Lee catches him with a German suplex back from the break. Lee drapes Evans off the top rope by his knees and lands a double stomp on his chest, but Evans manages to roll up Lee to eliminate him.
Eliminated: Dragon Lee
Evans shakes hands with Lee as a show of respect as Rusev's music hits. Rusev sneaks up behind Evans and sends him crashing into the ring post shoulder first, then lands a suplex on him. Rusev stomps on Evans' neck during a third commercial break and lands a kick on his spine, then wears him down with a sleeper hold.
Evans flies over the top rope to level Rusev on the outside and dumps him back in the ring, but Rusev cinches in The Accolade on Evans back from the break. Evans grabs onto the bottom rope to break the hold, but Rusev locks The Accolade back in on Evans.
Evans powers up to his feet to send Rusev crashing into the mat spine first and break the old, then sets up for an OG Cutter. Rusev catches Evans with a right hand and locks The Accolade back on him. Evans fades, with Rusev keeping the hold locked on him for an extra couple of seconds.
Eliminated: Je'Von Evans
Chad Gable is next up in the match, and he lands a series of suplexes on Rusev. He looks to fly off the top rope, but Rusev delivers a Sidewalk Slam to Gable and dumps him out of the ring during a fourth commercial break. He lands a splash on Gable on the outside, but Gable whips Rusev into the ring steps shoulder first and dumps him back inside the ring.
Rusev delivers a T-Bone suplex to Gable and wears him down with a sleeper hold, but Gable connects with a belly-to-belly suplex on Rusev. The two men teeter on the ropes back from the break, but Gable connects with a flying clothesline on Rusev off the middle rope and the two men exchange right hands with one another.
Rusev levels Gable with a jumping knee and locks in The Accolade on him. Gable manages to escape and suplexes Rusev into the corner neck first, then rolls him up using the top rope to send him to the back.
Eliminated: Rusev
Rusev cinches The Accolade back in on Gable while Ethan Page makes his way out as the final entrant of the match. He releases the hold on Gable and hypes up Page, with Page landing a running boot on Gable when he gets into the ring. Page connects with an over the shoulder powerslam on Gable and rains down right hands on him, then catches him with a single leg codebreaker.
Gable cinches in an Ankle Lock on Page, and Page tries to crawl over to the bottom rope. Gable pulls Page back into the center of the ring, and Page taps out.
Eliminated: Ethan Page
Winner and new Number One Contender: Chad Gable
— After the match, Penta comes out to the ring. He and Gable shake hands.
— Roman Reigns arrives at RAW and we cut to a commercial.
Adam Pearce introduces Reigns and he makes his way to the ring. He tells Dallas to acknowledge him, but before he can continue, Seth Rollins' music hits and he makes his way out.
Rollins signs the contract and says he knows what it will be like for Reigns when the fans drown him out by singing his song. He says he gets what Reigns is going through with how difficult it is, then says some things in life are certain: death, taxes, and him beating Reigns every time.
Rollins slides the contract over to Reigns, and Reigns says he wished Rollins had made the fans sing his song instead of boring everyone half to death. He says he listened to what Rollins said last Monday and says he's Reigns' number one hater, then says he'll show Rollins the difference between them at SummerSlam when he shows him what number one looks like. Reigns then signs the contract.
Rollins rises and hands Adam Pearce the contract, then promises to take the World Heavyweight Championship from Reigns and says he'll see him the next time Reigns comes to work. He looks to leave the ring, but Reigns stops Rollins and asks him if he's planning on hurting himself again once he becomes World Heavyweight Champion. He says that's what happens every time Rollins wins a title and says some would call it self sabotage because some people can't handle the pressure of being the top guy in WWE.
Rollins storms back to the ring and tells Reigns to say what he has to his face. He says he knows Rollins is number two because he still needs a Money In The Bank briefcase to win a championship and fake an injury to cash in. He says Rollins should be a champion again with Triple H running things and says WWE tried to make Rollins a number one guy, but couldn't walk in Reigns' shoes.
Rollins asks Reigns if that's all Reigns can come up with, then says Reigns can tell him that he isn't as big of a star as he will. He says he's told himself what Reigns is saying every single day for the past 15 years, then says he's a visionary and a revolutionary. He says he's so glad that he's not Reigns and levels Reigns, then fires off right hands on him.
Reigns lands a Superman Punch on Rollins and looks to powerbomb him through the table in the ring, but Rollins escapes and lands a Pedigree on Reigns. He follows it up with a Curb Stomp and stands tall over Reigns as the show goes off the air.
