WWE RAW Tonight: IShowSpeed attacks LA Knight; Seth Rollins responds to Gunther & other possible spoilers
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The Lone Star State will host tonight’s Raw!
The April 6, 2026, edition of WWE Raw will emanate live from the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. The show will follow up on last week’s explosive edition from Madison Square Garden, which featured multiple announcements for WrestleMania 42.
Seth Rollins is set to kick off the broadcast, while Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi are scheduled to appear. We will also hear from World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk. General Manager Adam Pearce has also announced three exciting matches for the show.
Ahead of tonight’s show in Houston, let us take a look at the top four possible spoilers that might be in store for WWE Raw.
4. The Judgment Day strikes again
Finn Balor, after being ousted from the Judgment Day, exacted his revenge by targeting Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh and then challenged Dirty Dom for a clash at WrestleMania. Before his Mania showdown, Balor is set to take on McDonagh in singles competition.
The rest of the Judgment Day is likely going to run interference during the match, and we might see another brutal beatdown on Balor. With speculations about the Demon’s return, the attack might be used to set up the return of Balor’s Demon persona at Mania.
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3. Tag Team match sets up the WrestleMania showdown
Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky are set to reunite in a tag team clash against B-Fab and Michin, the enforcers of WWE Women’s Champion Jade Cargill, who once again tried to encircle Ripley on last week’s SmackDown, but Sky appeared to make the save.
That said, the match might be used to set up a WrestleMania clash between Iyo and Asuka; the angle has been teased, and reports have hinted at its inclusion on the card. Asuka and Kairi Sane might run interference during the match, leading to another brawl and a potential Mania announcement.
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2. IShowSpeed strikes again
Reports suggest that 14 matches are scheduled for WrestleMania, with 12 already officially announced. Fans are now expecting the final two matches to be revealed later this week. One of the rumored bouts features The Usos (Jimmy & Jey Uso) teaming up with LA Knight to face The Vision (Logan Paul & Austin Theory) alongside IShowSpeed.
The match was already teased during last week, when IShowSpeed inadvertently struck Knight, taking him out of the equation, which helped Logan and Theory defeat the Usos to capture the World Tag Team titles. Knight retaliated with a brutal attack, crashing Speed’s livestream, which has made the feud more serious.
Knight will battle Theory in singles action tonight, and fans can expect Speed to take down Knight once again, as a retaliation for the attack. This will also set up the six-man tag match between the two teams.
1. Seth Rollins attacks Gunther
After the unprovoked attack by Gunther, Seth Rollins is set to kick off the broadcast tonight, and fans are anticipating a scathing promo. However, the time to talk has been skipped by the Ring General, who put Rollins to sleep, and the Visionary might be itching to get his hands on Gunther tonight.
The segment is likely going to end in chaos, setting the tone for an explosive show. It will also be interesting to see if Paul Heyman inserts himself into this feud or stays away until Bron Breakker returns.
When and where will WWE Raw take place this week?
The April 6, 2026, edition of Raw will air live from the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.
Will Roman Reigns appear on the show?
No, Roman Reigns’ Road to WrestleMania schedule doesn’t include the upcoming edition. His next appearance will be at the final Raw before Mania next week.
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