WWE Raw Results 7/20 - Jacob Fatu Collides With LA Knight, Two Tag Team Matches & More

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE Raw" on July 20, 2026, coming to you live from the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan!

Jacob Fatu will be joining force with his Bloodline stablemates Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso to take on LA Knight, Solo Sikoa, and Royce Keys at WWE SummerSlam on August 1 and August 2. Before all six men meet in the ring, Fatu will be squaring off against Knight in singles competition. With Keys and Jimmy having met one another in the ring during last Monday's episode of "Raw", the match ultimately ended in a disqualification when Fatu interfered on Jimmy's behalf that led to a brawl between all six men taking part in the SummerSlam match.

Chad Gable defeated AAA Mega Champion Dominik Mysterio, Joe Hendry, Je'Von Evans, Dragon Lee, Rusev, and Ethan Page in a Seven Man Number One Contenders Gauntlet Match last Monday to earn the right to challenge Penta for the Intercontinental Championship at SummerSlam. Not only will Gable and Penta have to work together ahead of their SummerSlam match to take on Rusev and Page tonight, but Evans and Lee will also be joining forces to take on World Tag Team Champions and Vision members Bron Breakker and Austin Theory in a non-title tag team match.

Additionally, "Raw" General Manager Adam Pearce has revealed in a video posted to his X page yesterday that Seth Rollins will be appearing in the opening moments of tonight's show after himself and NBA player Tyrese Haliburton's physical confrontation against World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns and 2026 NBA Finals Champion Jalen Brunson at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event this past Saturday. Pearce also noted that Danhausen will also be appearing on tonight's show coming off his win against JD McDonagh in a No Disqualification Match thanks to some assistance from another 2026 NBA Finals Champion Karl Anthony Towns at Saturday Night's Main Event.

We are live! The show kicks off with a video recapping some of the events of Saturday Night's Main Event.

Michael Cole and Corey Graves greet audiences at home as Je'Von Evans and Dragon Lee make their way to the ring. The Vision follows.

Evans sends Bron Breakker crashing off the ring apron, and Lee flies out of the ring to take out Austin Theory. Evans follows suit to level Breakker on the outside before the bell rings and Evans runs over Theory with a knee. Lee tags in and delivers a kick to Theory in the corner, then connects with a hurricanrana on him and tags out to Evans.

Evans ascends to the top rope and delivers a double ax handle to Theory. He connects with a springboard hurricanrana on him and levels him with a dropkick, but Breakker makes the blind tag in and delivers a double flapjack to Evans with Theory.

Breakker rains down right hands on Evans and lands a back body drop on him, but Lee tags back in and rocks Breakker with a pair of thrust kicks. He sends Breakker crashing into the mat and pins him, but Breakker kicks out and Lee ascends to the top rope.

Paul hops up on the apron to distract Lee, allowing Breakker to level Lee with a powerslam mid-air when Lee looks to fly. Theory tags back in and wears down Lee with a submission hold during the break, but Lee powers up to his feet. Theory trips up Lee and tags out to Breakker, who levels Lee with a right hand.

Breakker charges at Lee in the corner back from the break, but Lee moves out of the way and Breakker is sent crashing into the ring post shoulder first. Lee sends Theory crashing out of the ring and tags in Evans. Evans rocks Breakker with a right hand and sends Theory crashing into the middle turnbuckle face first, then rocks him with an enzuigiri to his head and flies over the top rope with a splash to level Theory with a splash on the outside.

Evans sends Breakker crashing over the barricade near the timekeeper's area and takes a celebratory lap around the ring, then flies over the barricade near the timekeeper's area to level over the barricade near the timekeeper's area. He dumps Theory back in the ring and flies off the top rope to connect with a lariat on him, but Lee tags in and drapes Theory off the top rope by his knees. He then delivers a double stomp to him off the top rope.

Paul hops up onto the apron to distract the referee, opening the door for Dupri to grab onto Lee's ankle to prevent him from moving. Breakker levels Lee with a clothesline from the ring apron and Theory follows it up with a shoulderbreaker to Lee. He goes for a pin, but Evans breaks the fall and Breakker runs over Evans with a spear.

Breakker tags in and runs the ropes to deliver a spear to Lee as Theory holds him in place. Breakker then pins Lee for the win.

Winners: The Vision

After the match, Breakker and Theory fire off sotmps on Evans until Alpha Academy's music hits and Otis and Akira Tozawa make their way out. Otis levels Breakker on the entrance ramp with a clothesline and takes out Theory in the ring. Tozawa flies over the top rope to level Theory on the outside and rains down right hands on him as Otis chokeslams Theory.

Dupri slaps Otis, but Otis levels Breakker with a clothesline. He stacks Breakker and Theory on top of one another and lands a splash on them, and Alpha Academy clears the announce desk. Breakker blindsides Otis with a spear as Theory beats down Tozawa in the ring. Breakker then runs the ropes and delivers a spear to Otis as Theory holds him in place.

We then head over to a video teasing the return of Big Cass through several clips of his time inside and outside of WWE. The date August 3 appears at the end of the screen. 

Back at ringside, Danhausen makes his way to the ring. 

Danhausen greets Detriothausen and says Judgment Day wants their money back, then says he doesn't want to give it back to them or doesn't want to keep it and suggests giving it to the fanhausens.

Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh, and Liv Morgan make their way out. Dominik and McDonagh demand the money be given to them, but Danhausen curses Judgment Day and looks to run out of the ring. Dominik and McDonagh fire off stomps on Danhausen and hold him in place for Morgan to slap him. Joe Hendry's music hits and he runs out to the ring to come to Danhausen's aid. He dumps McDonagh out of the ring and delivers a Fallaway Slam to Dominik, then kips up. Morgan steals Danhausen's money and retreats up the entrance ramp with McDonagh and Dominik.

Backstage, Oba Femi steals back Danhausen's money for him as Joe Hendry, Danhausen, and Judgment Day argue with Adam Pearce standing by. Pearce announces that McDonagh will be facing Femi, and Femi, McDonagh, and Dominik then all make their way to the ring, with Pearce forcing McDonagh and Dominik to get out. Danhausen and Joe Hendry then sneak up on the Judgment Day members to dump them in the ring. 

Femi levels McDonagh and Dominik with a double clothesline. The bell rings and Femi runs over McDonagh. He levels him with a pair of uppercuts and follows it up with Fall From Grace for the win.

Winner: Oba Femi

Solo Sikoa storms into the ringside area with a proposition. He calls Seth Rollins to the ring, and Rollins makes his way out.

Rollins welcomes Sikoa to Monday Night Rollins and asks him if they're talking or fighting. Sikoa says he's in the ring to talk and says it's not Rollins in the ring with Roman Reigns at SummerSlam one-on-one, but says it'll be 4 on 1 when Reigns gets the rest of The Bloodline involved. He offers to watch Rollins' back at SummerSlam, and Rollins admits that Sikoa made some good points. He tells Sikoa to let him think about it and looks to leave, but Sikoa stops Rollins and says there's nothing to think about. He says the writing is on the wall and says he could do for Rollins what Rollins did for Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 40.

Jacob Fatu's music hits and he makes his way out. Sikoa runs out of the ring as Fatu gets inside, but Rollins delivers a superkick to Fatu as Fatu yells at Sikoa.

Rusev and Ethan Page then make their way out. Penta and Chad Gable follow.

The bell rings and Rusev and Page blindside Penta and Gable from behind. Gable clotheslines Page out of the ring, but Rusev delivers a back body drop to Penta on the ring apron and sends him crashing into the ring steps.

Page tags in during the commercial break and delivers a right hand to Penta's midsection as Rusev holds Penta in place. Page levels Penta with a clothesline and tags out to Rusev, who jams his boot into Penta in the corner. Page takes a cheap shot at Penta from outside the ring as Rusev distracts the referee, but Rusev looks to land a headbutt on Penta back from the break.

Penta moves out of the way, but Gable and Page tag in. Gable delivers a cannonball to Rusev in the corner and delivers a pair of German suplexes to Page, then connects with a belly-to-belly throw on Rusev and lands another German suplex on Page.

Gable and Rusev exchange right hands with one another, but Rusev cinches in The Accolade on Gable. Gable escapes and cinches in the Ankle Lock on Rusev. Penta uses Gable's spine as a launching pad to deliver a Mexican Destroyer to Page, and Rusev taps out.

Winners: Penta and Chad Gable

We then head backstage, where Seth Rollins dares Jacob Fatu to hit him and a verbal confrontation between the two men ensues. 

Dominik Mysterio and Liv Morgan then make their way to the ring. Joe Hendry follows. 

The bell rings and Dominik fires off stomps on Hendry in the corner. Hendry levels Dominik with a shoulder tackle and whips him into the corner, then follows it up with a delayed vertical suplex to him. Dominik looks to land a dive on Hendry through the outside, but Hendry intercepts him and sends Dominik crashing into the announce desk face first.

Morgan sends Hendry crashing into the ring post while the referee isn't looking, but Danhausen marches out to the ring and looks to curse Morgan. Morgan levels Danhausen with a right hand, forcing Danhausen to retreat up the entrance ramp.

During the commercial break, Dominik fires off right hands on Hendry and sends him crashing into the ring steps. He dumps him back in the ring and delivers The Three Amigos to Hendry, then goes for a pin but Hendry kicks out.

Dominik wears down Hendry with a submission hold, but Hendry escapes back from the break and delivers a vertical suplex to Dominik. He follows it up with a Fallaway Slam to Dominik and kips up, then runs over Dominik with a clothesline and goes for a pin.

Dominik kicks out, but Morgan hops up onto the ring apron. This opens the door for Dominik to deliver a springboard Tornado DDT to Hendry, but Danhausen and IYO SKY ride out on Danhausen's tank. SKY brings the fight to Morgan and sends her crashing into the ring apron shoulder first, then lands a splash on Morgan off the ring apron. This allows Danhausen to land the Danhausen Death Drop on Dominik and Hendry to pin him for the win.

Winner: Joe Hendry

LA Knight then makes his way to the ring, questioning why Solo Sikoa offered to be in Seth Rollins' corner at SummerSlam and venting his frustrations with the situation. He promises that himself, Sikoa, and Royce Keys will make sure that The Bloodline isn't even a factor in the World Heavyweight Championship match at SummerSlam. Jacob Fatu follows. 

The bell rings and Knight fires off right hands on Fatu. Fatu sends Knight crashing into the corner, but Knight sends Fatu's ankle bouncing off the ring post twice. Fatu sends Knight crashing into the ring apron shoulder first and sends him crashing into the barricade, but Knight sends Fatu crashing over the ring steps.

Knight looks to fly off the ring steps, but Fatu catches him and delivers a Samoan Drop to him to send him crashing onto the ring apron spine first. Knight sends Fatu's face bouncing into the announce desk repeatedly, then sends him crashing into the ring post shoulder first and sends his face bouncing off the ring steps face first.

Fatu sends Knight crashing into the ring post shoulder first, then delivers a senton to him and wears him down with a submission hold. He ascends to the top rope back from the break, but Knight rocks Fatu with a right hand and joins him on the ropes. Knight delivers a superplex to Fatu, but Jimmy makes his way out to the ring. Solo Sikoa appears to take out Jimmy, but Fatu takes out Sikoa.

Knight is waiting for several right hands with Fatu inside the ring, but Jimmy hops up onto the apron. Royce Keys appears to level Jimmy with a clothesline and sends him crashing into the ring apron before he dumps him over the announce desk. Jey Uso's music hits, and he sneaks up behind Keys through the crowd. Jey rocks Keys with a superkick and sends him crashing into the barricade over the timekeeper's area, but Knight blindsides Jey with a dropkick to take him out. This opens the door for Fatu to deliver a superkick and a Samoan Drop, then follows it up with a moonsault off the top rope, goes for the pin and gets three.

Winner: Jacob Fatu

After the match, Fatu, Sikoa, Keys, Fatu, Jey, and Jimmy continue to brawl with one another. The Usos level Keys with a superkick and hit the 1-D, and Fatu cinches in a Tongan Death Grip on Knight. Jey delivers an Uso Splash to Knight and The Bloodline to stand over Fatu, Sikoa, and Knight as the show goes off the air.