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WWE Raw Results & Winners (July 20, 2026): The Bloodline dismantle LA Knight & co. before SummerSlam; Danhausen teams with Iyo Sky & Joe Hendry; Seth Rollins drops Jacob Fatu & more

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Published at :July 21, 2026 at 9:32 AM
Modified at :July 21, 2026 at 9:32 AM
WWE Raw July 20, 26 The Bloodline (Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso & Jacob Fatu)

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The Vision conitnue to target Alpha Academy; Oba Femi defeats Dominik Mysterio & more!

The July 20 edition of Monday Night Raw concluded at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan. The show addressed the fallout from last weekend’s Saturday Night’s Main Event at MSG, while shifting focus towards SummerSlam 2026.

Before the SummerSlam go-home show, this week’s show featured appearances from Seth Rollins, Danhausen, Chad Gable and others. Meanwhile, LA Knight battled Jacob Fatu before their six-man tag team matches at the PLE.

The show also featured a major SummerSlam match announcement. Get to know everything that happened this Monday, as we have the complete summary, highlights, results, and winners’ list for the 7/20 episode of WWE Raw.

WWE Raw Summary and Highlights

WWE Raw July 13, 26 The Vision (Bron Breakker, Austin Theory, Logan Paul & Maxxine Dupri)
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  • The Vision (Austin Theory & Bron Breakker) vs Dragon Lee & Je’Von Evans: The Vision picked up the win after a spear from Breakker on Lee. Post-match, they continued the attack on Evans and Lee, until Alpha Academy (Akira Tozawa & Otis) arrived. However, the numbers game take over as Vision laid out Otis and Tozawa.
  • In a segment, The Judgment Day demanded that Danhausen return the $100,000 they had paid him to curse Oba Femi. Danhausen came to the ring and attempted to hand the money back, but Judgment Day attacked him. Joe Hendry then rushed in to make the save as Judgment Day retreated with the money.
  • Backstage, the Judgment Day (Dominik Mysterio, Liv Morgan & JD McDonagh) celebrated in front of GM Adam Pearce as Joe Hendry and Danhausen arrived. Pearce advised Judgment Day to take the money and move on. However, when JD McDonagh opened the bag, he found it filled with Danhausenbucks instead of human money.
    • Oba Femi then walked in as McDonagh threw the bag at him. After Femi asked if the bag belonged to him, McDonagh clarified that it was Danhausen’s.
    • The exchange quickly turned into an argument, prompting Pearce to book McDonagh against Femi immediately. When Judgment Day protested the decision, Pearce also announced Dominik Mysterio vs Joe Hendry for later that night.
  • WWE aired another vignette teasing the arrival of something big: Big Cass.
  • Oba Femi vs JD McDonagh: Femi made quick work of McDonagh and got on the mic to cut a promo addressing Brock Lesnar.
  • Solo Sikoa arrived in the ring and stated that he has a proposition for Seth Rollins and called him out. Rollins came out as Solo stated that Rollins has to understand that he is not going against Roman Reigns one-on-one and offered to help Rollins against the Bloodline at SummerSlam. Rollins said he will think about it, and Sikoa tried to press a decision out of him when Jacob Fatu arrived.
    • Fatu chased Solo out of the ring, but Rollins capitalized on the distraction, dropping Fatu with a superkick before leaving.
  • Penta & Chad Gable vs Ethan Page & Rusev: Gable secured the win for his team via submission with a grapevined ankle lock on Rusev.
  • Backstage, Seth Rollins confronted Jacob Fatu, mocking him and sarcastically asking if he beat Roman, would he also get Fatu’s services as his “bag boy.” Fatu said if there’s anything left of Rollins after SummerSlam, he would beat his ass
  • A video package aired featuring Paul Heyman, who highlighted the dangers of Hell in a Cell while hyping Brock Lesnar’s upcoming clash with Oba Femi. Heyman claimed that Femi was “Oba-rated” and reminded viewers that Lesnar remained undefeated inside Hell in a Cell.
  • Dominik Mysterio vs Joe Hendry: Danhausen came out and tried to curse Liv Morgan, who dropped him as the match continued. Morgan continued to interfere in the match as Danhausen arrived again, this time with Iyo Sky, who took out Morgan, while Danhausen dropped Dirty Dom with the Danhausen Death Drop and Hendry secured the win.
  • Jacob Fatu vs LA Knight: LA cut a promo on Roman Reigns and his Bloodline before the match. Fatu picked up the win in the main event after a double jump moonsault after a ringside distraction from Jey Uso. After the match, Solo Sikoa tried to attack Fatu as the Usos (Jimmy & Jey Uso) arrived to lay him out.
    • Royce Keys arrived to lay out Fatu with a spinebuster, and Knight tried to fight his way back, but the Bloodline took over, laying out Knight & co. ahead of SummerSlam to close out the show.

WWE Raw 7/20 Results

  • The Vision (Bron Breakker & Austin Theory) defeated Je’Von Evans & Dragon Lee
  • The Vision beat down Alpha Academy (Akira Tozawa & Otis)
  • Joe Hendry aided Danhausen
  • Oba Femi defeated JD McDonagh
  • Seth Rollins dropped Jacob Fatu
  • Penta & Chad Gable defeated Ethan Page & Rusev
  • Joe Hendry defeated Dominik Mysterio
  • Jacob Fatu defeated LA Knight
  • The Bloodline attacked Solo Sikoa, Royce Keys & Knight post-match

What transpired in the main event of tonight’s Raw?

In the final match of the show, Jacob Fatu defeated LA Knight. Post-match, Fatu, along with the Usos (Jimmy & Jey Uso), laid out Knight, Royce Keys and Solo Sikoa to send a message before their six-man tag team showdown at SummerSlam.

When and where will SummerSlam 2026 take place?

The 39th edition will air as a two-night spectacle on Saturday, August 1, and Sunday, August 2, 2026, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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Abhijit Singh
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