WWE Raw Results 6/29 - Oba Femi & IYO SKY Appear, Chad Gable Faces JD McDonagh

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE Raw" on June 29, 2026, coming to you live from the Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey at a special start time of 6 PM ET!

Oba Femi and IYO SKY became the 2026 King and Queen of the Ring at WWE Night of Champions this past Saturday by dethroning Jey Uso and Women's World Champion Liv Morgan in the finals of their respective tournaments. With SKY already having decided that she'll be challenging Morgan for her title at WWE SummerSlam and Femi having yet to reveal whether he'll be challenging Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship or Sami Zayn for his newly won Undisputed WWE Championship at the same Premium Live Event, both superstars will be making appearances on tonight's show with something on their minds to share.

Chad Gable will be in action as he goes head-to-head with the aforementioned Morgan's Judgment Day stablemate JD McDonagh. Although Danhausen may have cursed McDonagh and caused him to be shocked, Gable and fellow Judgment Day Dominik Mysterio got into a verbal confrontation backstage during last Monday's episode of "Raw" as McDonagh was being taken to medical that ended in Dominik telling Gable he had to go through McDonagh to get to him.

LA Knight emerged victorious against Jimmy Uso last Monday after Solo Sikoa aided him by delivering a Samoan Spike on Jimmy to take him out and open the door for Knight to follow it up with a BFT. Tonight, Jimmy looks to seek out his retribution when he squares off against Knight in a rematch.

Additionally, Rey Mysterio will be taking on Ethan Page in singles competition amid rising tensions between themselves and their respective allies Dragon Lee and Rusev. Joe Hendry will also be performing for the WWE Universe after chasing rival Logan Paul away from ringside last Monday during the World Tag Team Championship match between Paul's Vision stablemates Bron Breakker and Austin Theory and the team who dethroned them in Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins of The Street Profits.

We are live! The show kicks off with a video recapping the events of Night of Champions.

Michael Cole and Corey Graves then greet audiences at home as Oba Femi makes his way to the ring.

Femi says the reception he received from the live crowd is one fit for a "Ruler", but they have to give him one befitting of a king and calls for the live crowd to give him an even bigger cheer. The live crowd obliges, and Femi says he told Jey Uso destiny was on his side. He says Jey didn't believe that until he got into the ring with him on Saturday and he now believes, then says destiny is still kind to him and says a choice has to be made.

Brock Lesnar's music hits and he makes his way to the ring along with Paul Heyman. He mockingly introduces Femi as the 2026 King of the Ring and offers his hand to him, but Femi refuses to shake. Lesnar continues to run his mouth, but low blows Femi and delivers an F5 to him.

Lesnar leaves the ring with Heyman, but Femi grabs a microphone and stops him. He says Lesnar always shows up to land a F5 on him and leaves, then says Lensar has said he calls him names behind his back. He calls Lesnar a b**** to his face and challenges him to a match at SummerSlam. Lesnar accepts, but on the condition that their match in Hell in a Cell.

Back from the break, Heyman brags about Lesnar to Adam Pearce. Austin Theory stumbles on the pair and asks Heyman what he's doing, then reminds him that he has a match. Heyman says that if Theory didn't know, now he does. Pearce then finds Femi to confirm he wants to wrestle Lesnar at Hell in a Cell rather than challenging for a World Championship, and Femi insists that he does. 

Back at ringside, Ethan Page makes his way out. Rey Mysterio follows. 

The bell rings and the two lock up. Page runs over Rey with a shoulder tackle, then lands a boot on his midsection. Rey responds with a hurricanrana to Page and fires off a shoulder on his midsection, but Page sends Rey crashing into the top turnbuckle face first. Rey sends Page crashing into the middle rope face first and lands a shoulder on Page's midsection before Page sends Rey crashing into the top turnbuckle spine first.

Page wears down Rey with a pair of submission holds during the commercial break, but Rey delivers a Sidewalk Slam to Page and dumps him out of the ring over the top rope. He lands a splash to Page under the bottom rope, but Rey rains down right hands on Page. Page sends Rey crashing into the mat face first and gets him up on one shoulder, but Rey escapes and looks to dial it up for a 619. Page intercepts Rey with a boot and delivers a powerslam to him, then ascends to the top rope with Rey up on his shoulders. Rey fires off elbows on the side of Page's head to escape and delivers a hurricanrana to him, then dials it up for a 619 and connects with a Frog Splash on Page for the win.

Winner: Rey Mysterio

We then head backstage, where Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh enter Danhausen's lab looking for money. Dominik discovers a large gift to Danhausen from the New York Knicks and decides to steal it as a means of drawing out Danhausen. 

Back at ringside, Joe Hendry makes his way out. 

Hendry says if you say his name, he appears. He asks who's ready for a concert from him and introduces his special guest: The Street Profits.

Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins' music hits and they make their way out. Ford says himself and Dawkins are overwhelmed by the love they've been shown from the WWE Universe after becoming the new World Tag Team Champions, then thanks Seth Rollins for helping himself and Dawkins last Monday before thanking Hendry himself.

Hendry begins to play his song about Austin Theory, firing Logan Paul, and The Street Profits winning the World Tag Team Championship. Theory's music cuts off Hendry and he makes his way out, calling Ford and Dawkins thieves for stealing his World Tag Team Champions. He reminds Hendry that he beat John Cena at WrestleMania after Hendry named Cena in his song. He informs Ford and Dawkins that he secured a World Tag Team Championship match next week, but Dawkins questions if Bron Breakker is medically cleared to compete. Theory insists he is and tells Hendry that he's glad his last song is about him, then promises to destroy Hendry in the ring. Hendry says "Joe says no" and challenges Theory to a match up next.

The bell rings and Theory sends Hendry's head bouncing off the mat face first. Hendry responds with a DDT to Theory, then levels Theory with a back elbow and delivers a splash to him in the corner. He follows it up with a Fallaway Slam to Theory and runs him over with the Hit Single, then goes for a pin but Theory kicks out.

Theory runs over Hendry with a left hand and connects with a shoulderbreaker on him before the two men exchange strikes with one another and Hendry sends Theory crashing into the mat with Standing Ovation for the win.

Winner: Joe Hendry

Back from the break, IYO SKY makes her way out.

SKY says she's grateful to come back to the USA as the 2026 Queen of the Ring and promises to walk out of SummerSlam as the Women's World Champion, but Liv Morgan's music hits and she makes her way out. She says she thought SKY was better than this and asks SKY if she's proud of herself for bragging about beating Morgan like it was fair and square. She says SKY got lucky on Saturday because she was cursed by Danahusen, but says things will be different at SummerSlam.

Morgan says when you get on her bad side using Finn Balor, Stephanie Vaquer, and Rhea Ripley as examples. She says she took everything from Ripley and Ripley hasn't been the same since, then promises to destroy SKY at SummerSlam to remain the greatest Women's World Champion of all time. Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez surround SKY on the ring apron, but SKY knocks them both off. Morgan looks to blindside SKY with Oblivion, but SKY catches Morgan with a German suplex and ascends to the top. Rodriguez drapes SKY off the top by her knees as Perez stomps on SKY's left knee, and Judgment Day continues to target SKY's left knee.

Rodriguez and Perez hold SKY in place for Morgan to land Oblivion on her, then wrenches back on SKY's left knee with a Half Boston Crab. Officials run out to pry Morgan off SKY.

Back at ringside, LA Knight makes his way out. Jimmy Uso follows, and Jey Uso joins the announce desk.

The bell rings and the two lock up. Knight fires off stomps on Jimmy in the corner and follows it up with a Hip Attack to him, then goes for a pin but Jimmy kicks out. Jimmy levels Knight with a right hand and connects with a Hip Attack on Knight, then ascends to the top rope and delivers a crossbody to Knight.

Jimmy clotheslines Knight out of the ring over the top rope, then delivers a suicide dive through the middle rope to take out Knight on the outside. Knight dumps Jimmy out of the opposite side of the ring in front of Jey and sends Jimmy's head bouncing off the announce desk repeatedly during the commercial break. He dumps Jimmy back in the ring and goes for a pin, but Jimmy kicks out.

Jimmy delivers a right hand to Knight's midsection, then follows it up with a Fallaway Slam back from the break. Knight levels Jimmy with a clothesline, but Jimmy lands a spear on Knight.

Knight taunts Jey on the outside by acting like he's about to send Jimmy crashing into Jey, but Knight turns around to blindside Jey with a boot. He sends Jimmy crashing into the mat with a reverse DDT and lands an elbow drop on Jimmy off the top rope, but Jey hops up onto the apron. Knight sends him crashing off with a right hand, but Jimmy rolls up Knight for the win.

Winner: Jimmy Uso

After the match, an angry Knight looks to blindside Jimmy. Jey jams his boot into Knight in the corner, but Solo Sikoa sneaks up behind Jimmy to trip him. He retreats through the crowd when Jey takes notice of him, but Knight catches Jey with a BFT.

We then head backstage, where Maxxine Dupri apologizes to Chad Gable for her behavior last week. Gable tells Dupri she has nothing to apologize for. 

Back at ringside, Raquel Rodriguez makes her way out. Dupri follows. 

The bell rings and Dupri sends Rodriguez crashing into the mat. Rodriguez uses the top rope to return the favor, then cinches in a Torture Rack on Dupri. Dupri escapes and delivers a leg drop to Rodriguez, but Rodriguez delivers a Texana Bomb to Dupri when Dupri looks to land a spinning back heel kick on Rodriguez for the win.

Winner: Raquel Rodriguez

We then head backstage, where Danhausen finds his laboratory destroyed. Liv Morgan walks in and Danhausen assumes she did it, but Morgan insists she didn't.

Back at ringside, Chad Gable makes his way out. JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio follow.

The bell rings and the two lock up. Gable cinches in an Ankle Lock on McDonagh, but Dominik hands McDonagh the ring skirt to help him hang on and escape the hold. McDonagh then sends Gable crashing into the ring steps left knee first and continues to wear down Gable's left knee with a submission hold in the ring during the commercial break.

McDonagh whips Gable into the corner chest first, but Gable intercepts McDonagh with a German suplex back from the break. Gable catches McDonagh with a pair of cannonballs in the corner, but McDonagh responds with a Spanish Fly to Gable. He follows it up with a Brainbuster to Gable, but Gable looks to land a moonsault on McDonagh off the ropes. McDonagh moves out of the way, but Gable catches him in an Ankle Lock. McDonagh fights off Gable and delivers a Spanish Fly to Gable off the top rope, but Danhausen appears at ringside with a briefcase in hand.

Dominik chases Danhausen away from the ringside area and through the crowd, but McDonagh rolls up Gable. Gable rolls through into an Ankle Lock, and McDonagh taps out.

Winner: Chad Gable

After the match, Dominik and McDonagh open the briefcase that Danhausen left behind. While they find money inside, power blows out on them and Danhausen steals away the New York Knicks jersey that Dominik was sporting with Danhausen's name on it. Raquel Rodriguez blindsides Danhausen from behind at the top of the entrance ramp to take back New York Knicks jersey and hand it back to Dominik.

We then head backstage, where Austin Theory confronts Maxxine Dupri about her interaction with Gable earlier tonight. He tells her that maybe things between them won't work out and leaves, but when Otis and Akira Tozawa check on Dupri to ask if she's okay, she tells them that she doesn't know and leaves.

Back at ringside, Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu make their way out.

Reigns tells Atlantic City to acknowledge him, but Seth Rollins' music cuts him off and he makes his way out.

Rollins says he's been tied with Reigns for fourteen years, then says Reigns is in possession of the World Heavyweight Championship that belongs to him. He says it's time to collect, but Reigns tells Rollins to get to the back of the line. He says Rollins has to earn a shot at him and the World Heavyweight Championship, but Rollins says Reigns can't play that game with him like he can with anyone else in the back. He says he owns him in the ring and reminds Reigns that he took Paul Heyman from him, then says Reigns was unstoppable for four years and beat everyone except him.

Rollins says he took Reigns' WrestleMania main event from him and says he's owned Reigns since putting a steel chair in his back. He says Reigns has main evented everything there is to main event and his WrestleMania record will never be broken, but the one thing he's never been able to do in his career is beat him. He says himself and Reigns came up to the WWE roster main event and says they're much closer to the end of their careers than the beginning, then says Reigns is a surefire future Hall of Famer. He says Reigns will never be able to escape the ghost of him and asks Reigns what he thinks about running things back, but Reigns says it's been a long time since he's heard truth come out of Rollins' mouth.

Reigns says he doesn't want to beat Rollins, but needs to beat him and see his entire family do so. He says that's what he'll do at SummerSlam and accepts his challenge to a World Heavyweight Championship match.