{"id":164250,"date":"2026-07-13T17:18:26","date_gmt":"2026-07-13T21:18:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/lastwordonsports.com\/prowrestling\/?p=164250"},"modified":"2026-07-13T22:16:21","modified_gmt":"2026-07-14T02:16:21","slug":"wwe-raw-results-7-12","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lastwordonsports.com\/prowrestling\/2026\/07\/13\/wwe-raw-results-7-12\/","title":{"rendered":"WWE Raw Results and LIVE Updates (7\/12\/26) \u2013 Raw is Dallas"},"content":{"rendered":"

WWE Raw results and review are live and continually updated. Follow along for results, a review, and match ratings for all of the contests.<\/span><\/p>\n

Dallas, Texas, hosts tonight’s edition of Monday Night Raw<\/a>. The card is stacked with appearances and matches following a monumental episode on July 6. Brock Lesnar and CM Punk are advertised to appear. Former Shield buddies Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins sign a contract to make their SummerSlam match official for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Bayley and Lyra Valkyria will meet face-to-face after the latter’s heel turn. IYO SKY takes on Judgment Day’s Roxanne Perez as the Genius of the Sky inches closer to challenging for Liv Morgan’s WWE Women’s World Championship. Also, a star-studded #1 Contender Gauntlet Match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship.<\/p>\n

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Credit: WWE\/Netflix<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Where is WWE Raw Tonight?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

WWE Raw airs live tonight, from the American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX<\/a>.<\/p>\n

What Time is WWE Raw Tonight?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Netflix airs WWE Raw live tonight at 8 PM ET.<\/p>\n

WWE Raw Results Tonight<\/h2>\n
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  • Oba Femi called Brock Lesnar a coward<\/li>\n
  • IYO SKY defeated Roxanne Perez<\/li>\n
  • Maxxine Dupri turned against Alpha Academy<\/li>\n
  • Survivor Series 2026 location revealed<\/strong><\/li>\n
  • Royce Keys versus Jimmy Uso ended in a DQ<\/li>\n
  • Paul Heyman left The Vision<\/li>\n
  • Match set for Bayley and Lyra Valkyria at upcoming show<\/li>\n
  • Returning WWE star video package<\/li>\n
  • Chad Gable won the WWE Intercontinental Championship #1 Contender’s Gauntlet Match<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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    WWE Raw Results Tonight (7\/12\/26)<\/h2>\n

    Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman kicked off the show<\/h2>\n

    Lesnar and Heyman were flanked by “police officers” en route to the ring. The Dallas crowd instantly greeted them with pro-Oba Femi chants. Heyman questioned Femi opting to challenge Lesnar instead of either the Undisputed WWE Champion or the WWE World Heavyweight Champion. Recalling Lesnar’s past feuds when other wrestlers were obsessed with him, Heyman declared Lesnar was now obsessed with Femi.<\/p>\n

    Femi’s music hit, and the “police” wasted no time in barricading themselves in front of Lesnar. Heyman told the legion of officers to do their jobs. The Nigerian decimated all of them, going so far as to throw one straggler out of the ring into the pile of fallen officers. Femi insinuated that Lesnar was a coward who’d been reduced to running away. To give Femi due credit, he illustrated that the reason he chose Lesnar for the SummerSlam match was that he knew Lesnar would keep going after him. Femi closed things off by saying Lesner wouldn’t be able to defeat him again in Hell in a Cell.<\/p>\n

    Segment Review:<\/strong> This could’ve been shortened to about seven to ten minutes. That said, the motivations were made clearer here. It’s unfortunate that Femi wouldn’t be able to challenge for the big titles, but his distrust of Lesnar’s ability to sit still was a great counter to all the criticisms of this plot development. I’m not a fan of this angle, but I have to give it that.<\/p>\n

    IYO SKY defeated Roxanne Perez<\/h2>\n

    SKY immediately went to kick Perez repeatedly. The Prodigy caught SKY mid-drop kick and cut her out of a dive with a right-handed strike. Asai Moonsault by SKY laid Perez flat. Liv Morgan at ringside snatched SKY’s ankles to trip her; Perez exploited her opponent’s fallen state with stomps to the legs. Tying the Genius of the Sky’s legs on the top turnbuckle, Perez bullied her with kicks, seeking a moonsault before SKY raised her knees that broke it. SKY yanked a comeback with a Backbreaker and then a missile dropkick.<\/p>\n

    Perez evaded SKY’s Bullet Train and secured a submission hold on the leg she’d targeted throughout the match. SKY countered this with a crossface and a knee. Raquel Rodriguez distracted Referee Jessika Carr while Morgan attacked SKY. The Queen of the Ring spun Perez into a roll-up to take the win.<\/p>\n

    Post-match:\u00a0<\/strong>Rodriguez and Perez jumped SKY after the match. Sol Ruca rushed to her aid, yet found herself victim to Rodriguez’s girth. Morgan ambushed SKY with ObLIVion. Perez and Rodriguez held SKY so Morgan could blast the upcoming challenger with her WWE Women’s World Championship.<\/p>\n

    Match Review:<\/strong> Perez and SKY worked very well together. SKY’s fluidity and Perez’s adaptability led to everything connecting, giving the match a believability.<\/p>\n

    Alpha Academy interrupted Maxxine Dupri and The Vision<\/h2>\n

    Logan Paul unfortunately spoke,\u00a0 celebrating Bron Breakker and Austin Theory’s claiming of the WWE Men’s World Tag Team Championship, and the newest addition of Dupri. Her Alpha Academy buddies, Otis and Akira Tozawa, came to the ring. Tozawa tearfully implored Dupri to reconsider her alliance. Dupri attempted to defend herself, but the Dallas crowd wasn’t having it, informing her that she sold out. She told the duo that they didn’t even know Theory, though they disapprove of her relationship with him.<\/p>\n

    Otis finally spoke, reiterating his stance that Theory was “bad news”. Furthermore, he “had something to say” to her, but couldn’t get it out. Theory put two and two together, how Otis had romantic feelings for Dupri. He continued to body shame Otis, to Dupri’s disdain. Otis grew tired of this, rampaging Theory in the corner. Breakker pounced on Otis, and Tozawa scrapped with him. Breakker hurled him over the commentary desk and stomped Otis’s lighthouse before a tery Dupri. Otis rose, laying both Vision members out.<\/p>\n

    Directing his attention to Theory again, Otis crept forward; Dupri stood in front of him, pleading for him to stop. He obliged, as she feigned pulling him in for a kiss. Theory snuck a low blow, and Dupri snarled that they would never be a thing. Tozawa leapt in for one last stand, cut short by Breakker’s spear. Theory said more mean things, and he and Breakker put him down a final time.<\/p>\n

    Segment Review:<\/strong> This was uncomfortable. It also went longer than it needed to. Good on Dallas, though, standing up for Otis and Tozawa. You get a gold star.<\/p>\n

    Survivor Series War Games 2026 location announced<\/h2>\n

    Posted earlier on social media, WWE announced Survivor Series War Games: Houston.<\/p>\n

    WWE Intercontinental Championship contender video package<\/h2>\n

    Dominik Mysterio, Dragon Lee, Rusev, Chad Gable, Ethan Page, Joe Hendry, and Je’Von Evans made their case for the Intercontinental title.<\/p>\n

    Royce Keys versus Jimmy Uso ended in a disqualification<\/h2>\n

    When the show returned from commercial break, Keys pounded Uso’s chest on the ropes. During the break, Keys got the drop on Uso, leading Adam Pearce to start the match between them.<\/p>\n

    Usos sent Keys down with a Flying Crossbody. Keys clobbered him with a clothesline. Uso returned fire with a step-up enzuigiri and crashed him through the commentary desk. Naturally, this led to another commercial break, just what a match like this needed. Keys gathered enough composure to powerslam Big Jim to the mat. As he did, Jacob Fatu sped backstage in a JEEP. He raced to the ring to pounce on Keys, battering him with fists, kicks, and his own head.<\/p>\n

    Post-match:<\/strong> Fatu mournfully boomed his frustrations on attacking Keys while positioning a chair in his face on the corner. Solo Sikoa emerged, pleading with Fatu to stop. He threw his 1 to the sky and declared he’d be coming home to his family, much to Fatu and Uso’s delight. This was but a ruse, as he spiked Uso and tossed his punches every which way.<\/p>\n

    Keys got back to his feet momentarily, but Fatu and Uso knocked him down. They returned to Sikoa when LA Knight charged in, steel chair in hand. Uso went down easily, but Fatu had to absorb more swings to retreat. Knight told them that if they wanted another piece, he’d have more to give. Continuing his character arc, Knight acknowledged he couldn’t take on The Bloodline alone. Knight set a challenge: Usos and Fatu versus himself, Keys, and Sikoa.<\/p>\n

    Match review:<\/strong> Bold, yet cool choice to start a match mid-commercial break. Not much else to this, though, aside from the post-match angle.<\/p>\n

    Paul Heyman’s ominous message to The Vision<\/h2>\n

    Heyman greeted his boys in The Vision, stating that he was proud of the work they put in. Not only that, but he didn’t believe they needed him anymore with Maxxine Dupri in their corner. He left The Vision.<\/p>\n

    Oba Femi warned Adam Pearce<\/h2>\n

    Pearce urged Femi to be careful ahead of his Hell in a Cell Match with Brock Lesnar, as they were playing mind games. Femi hinted that Heyman and Lesnar were scared, and if they were going that route, he’d give them more to fear.<\/p>\n

    Bayley and Lyra Valkyria face-to-face<\/h2>\n

    A somber Bayley requested Valkyria to come out. Disheveled and ragged, the Irish wrestler obliged. Bayley shoved a microphone into her hand. Through her red-rimmed eyelids, Valkyria told Bayley she’d been holding her back for a year and that she didn’t make suffering betrayals part of her personality. Twisting the knife further, she informed Bayley that every nice thing she did for her was a lie, that she was the worst of the Four Horsewomen.<\/p>\n

    The Role Model finally retorted, stating her many accolades. With this confidence, she dropped a bombshell on Valkyria, that they had a match set for Saturday Night’s Main Event, which would emanate in Madison Square Garden. Aiming to leave, Bayley remained privy to Valkyria’s advances, yet was laid out by her upcoming opponent.<\/p>\n

    John Cena spotlight in WWE Unreal Season 3<\/h2>\n

    WWE Unreal’s third season trailer played, with a particular focus on John Cena’s retirement tour.<\/p>\n

    Big Cass return vignette<\/h2>\n

    A dark video package played, narrated by former AEW talent Big Bill, now operating as Big Cass. This came after rumors of him leaving Tony Khan’s employ and signing with WWE.<\/p>\n

    Chad Gable won the WWE Intercontinental Championship #1 Contender’s Gauntlet Match<\/h2>\n

    Dominik Mysterio<\/strong> strutted out first, then Joe Hendry<\/strong>. Hendry flung Mysterio about the ring and shoulder tackled him. A hip toss and neckbreaker continued to spell doom for his Dirty opponent. Mysterio got his lick back, stomping Hendry out. The Scottish wrestler powered out of Mysterio’s Tornado-DDT to deliver a fall-away slam. Thanks to a JD McDonagh distraction, Mysterio eliminated Hendry with a 619 and Frog Splash.<\/p>\n

    Je’Von Evans\u00a0<\/strong>replaced Hendry, who also suffered the numbers game. McDonagh slipped in for a distraction, taking a slap to the jaw from an irate Evans. Mysterio took advantage, setting up for another Frog Splash. Danhausen drove in on a tank, setting fire to the wrong turnbuckle pad. Evans eliminated the unfocused Mysterio with an OG Cutter while Danhausen pointed a T-shirt launching gun at McDonagh.<\/p>\n

    Dragon Lee<\/strong> sprinted in to kick Evans multiple times and rock him with a dive. Lee cracked Evans’s chest with a hellacious chop and grew cocky; Evans caught him mid-flight with a hip toss to the timekeeper’s area. The Young OG gained steam, using it to collide with Lee into the front row. Dallas erupted after a third attempt at a Tornado-DDT proved effective following two failed endeavors. Lee readied himself for a double stomp, which Evans turned into a roll-up.<\/p>\n

    Rusev<\/strong> emerged from behind in the darkness to shove Evans into Lee and drop him with a fall-away slam. Evans slipped from the Bulgarian’s double leg drop. Rusev powerslammed Evans and secured The Accolade twice. Evans broke the first one with a rope and denied another by redirecting Rusev’s weight onto the mat. Rusev punched Evans as he flew with an OG Cutter. Another Accolade nearly broke, with Evans slowly rising, but Rusev strengthened his hold to quell Evans.<\/p>\n

    Chad Gable<\/strong> came in hot with the German suplexes. Rusev powerslammed Gable, yet the match wore him out. Gable dazed himself with a Flying Headbutt, yet steadied himself with a spirited slugfest to Rusev. A Matchka Kick and Accolade bent Gable’s body. A German suplex and Victory Roll later, Gable found himself back on top. Being the sore loser he was, Rusev wrapped in another Accolade as\u00a0Ethan Page<\/strong> sauntered in.<\/p>\n

    Page kicked Gable upon entry and punched him over and over. Gable executed an Angle Slam to carve some space out for himself. He yanked Page down from the top rope and kept a firm grip for an Ankle Lock until Page tapped out.<\/p>\n

    Post-match:<\/strong> WWE Intercontinental Champion congratulated Gable. Very wholesome.<\/p>\n

    Match review:<\/strong> This actually benefited Je’Von Evans, Rusev, and Chad Gable. They got significant time and shone them up. Evans in particular felt like a star. The same couldn’t be said for Joe Hendry and Ethan Page, who just felt…there. Danhausen’s war with Judgment Day, meanwhile, continues. Meh.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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