WWE RAW Tonight: Seth Rollins wins; Bloodline attacks LA Knight & other possible spoilers
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The build towards Night of Champions intensified on Raw.
The June 8 edition of WWE Raw is set to air live from the Accor Arena in Paris, France. Starting at an early time of 2 PM ET, the show is anticipated to intensify the build towards the upcoming Night of Champions, which is set for June 27.
Furthermore, it will feature two first-round matches in the King and Queen of the Ring tournament, along with an Intercontinental title match where reigning Champion Penta defends against WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio.
With Night of Champions approaching and the ongoing King & Queen of the Ring tournament, let us take a look at the top four spoilers that might be in store for fans of the fallout show of WWE Raw.
4. Penta retains
Intercontinental Champion Penta, via social media, has revealed that he will defend the title in Paris against Rey Mysterio. Penta has called the showdown one of the most meaningful matches of his career. Mysterio secured the title shot after defeating Rusev in a title eliminator two weeks ago.
It is unlikely that Penta is going to lose the title to Mysterio, who’s schedule now occupies the General Manager duties of AAA. Penta will likely retain the title, and a post-match attack by Rusev or Ethan Page might be the plan for Monday.
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3. The Vision targets Montez Ford
In the main event last week, Bron Breakker suffered defeat against Seth Rollins after he accidentally speared Paul Heyman. The loss came despite interference from Heyman and Austin Theory as Montez Ford arrived to even the odds.
Despite losing another member to injury, the Vision faction still stands strong and may look to punish Ford for his interference last week. Additionally, Breakker has gone on an absolute rampage every time Paul Heyman has been injured, and this time his anger could be directed at Ford.
2. Seth Rollins wins
As noted, the 2026 King and Queen of the Ring tournament will continue this week. Seth Rollins, Je’Von Evans, Ricky Saints, and Talla Tonga will battle in a fatal four-way match. The winner will advance into the semi-finals.
Seth Rollins is the favorite to win the tournament, and reports have revealed discussion in WWE to book a title showdown between Roman Reigns and Rollins at SummerSlam. If those plans are still in place, then Rollins is likely going to secure the win to advance into the semi-finals.
1. Bloodline jumps LA Knight
‘The Megastar’ LA Knight has been a very vocal critic of the resurgence of the Bloodline, even warning of the Usos of the consequences if they decide to run their Bloodline business once again. Knight last week complained to GM Adam Pearce, even accusing him of favoritism.
Roman Reigns isn’t going to take these comments lightly, and with the addition of Jacob Fatu last week, Jimmy Uso already sent a warning to the whole roster. All of this could lead to Roman ordering the Usos and Fatu to teach Knight a lesson this Monday.
When and where will WWE Raw take place this week?
The upcoming June 8 edition of Raw will air live from the Accor Arena in Paris, France.
Will the show have an early start time?
Yes, the show will have a special start time of 2 PM ET/ 11 AM PT.
When and where will Night of Champions 2026 take place?
The 2026 edition of Night of Champions is set for June 27, 2026, at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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