WWE Raw 6/15 Results: King & Queen of the Ring Semifinal Matches

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June 15, 2026
CFG Bank Arena – Baltimore, MD

By: John Kleinchester

WWE Raw Results

  • Queen of the Ring Tournament: Iyo Sky over Raquel Rodriguez via Over the Moonsault in 10:13
  • Chad Gable over Rusev via Ankle Lock in 10:26
  • Charlotte Flair over Roxanne Perez via Figure Eight in 10:09
  • Je’Von Evans over Austin Theory via DQ in 13:14
  • King of the Ring Tournament: Oba Femi over Dominik Mysterio via Fall From Grace in 4:35

 

Welcome to The Bloodline

Monday Night Raw from Baltimore kicked off with The Bloodline arriving at the arena and marching directly down to the ring. Reigns noted that Jey had advanced in the King of the Ring tournament and told the crowd to acknowledge him. He continued, saying that without “Big Jim,” there would be no Bloodline, and had the crowd acknowledge Jimmy as well. Jey got on the mic and told Jacob Fatu that he had to acknowledge them. Fatu snatched the mic out of Reigns’ hand and said that he only acknowledges Reigns, and Reigns said they didn’t need “yes men” around them. Reigns then produced a brown ulafala and talked about the history of The Bloodline, going back to the Wild Samoans, Yokozuna, and Umaga. He welcomed Fatu to the Bloodline and then placed the ulafala around his neck. Jimmy and Jey paused for a moment, then raised their “ones” alongside their stablemates.

Eric André was shown shaking hands with Roman Reigns from the front row. When Fatu passed by, he touched Fatu’s ulafala, and Fatu attacked him, throwing him over the barricade and into the ring. Fatu went to splash him off the top rope, and Reigns stopped him. Reigns changed his mind and directed Fatu to complete the splash. The Bloodline went to leave, but Roman had Jacob go back and execute one more splash on the Comedian. 

 

Queen of the Ring Semifinal

The first match of the night was the Queen of the Ring Semifinal match-up with Iyo Sky taking on Raquel Rodriguez. Sky jumped Rodriguez as the bell rang and gained control early on. Raquel caught a diving Sky and posted her as the show went to commercial break. Upon return, Sky was mounting a comeback, hitting her Bullet Train attack followed by a Missile Dropkick off the top rope. Iyo slammed Raquel’s face into the ring post and hit the Over the Moonsault for the win. Sky goes on to face the winner of Charlotte Flair vs. Liv Morgan this Friday on SmackDown. 

Roxanne Perez promised Liv Morgan that Charlotte Flair would not be 100% on Friday after she faces her tonight. Morgan found Danhausen in his lab, called him powerful, and asked him to curse her opponent tonight. Danhausen requested human monies to be in her next video, more human monies, and a song about him. This was too much for Liv, who left in disgust. 

Footage was shown of Danhausen’s involvement in the New York Knicks NBA Championship this past weekend. 

A Seth Rollins vignette aired, with him addressing Bron Breakker and saying it was time to right his wrongs when he faces Breakker at Night of Champions in a Steel Cage Match. 

 

Lyra Valkyria was speaking with Adam Pearce and gave her some good news that was not revealed. LA Knight appeared and said that everything had happened exactly as he had said it would. He said he was going to do things his way and stormed off. 

 

Chad Gable was interviewed backstage and said he would take care of Rusev tonight, but he still had other people to make amends with. Gable headed to the ring, passing by Maxxine Dupri, talking with Austin Theory. He had a new, absolutely terrible theme song. 

 

Gable vs. Rusev

The next match was Rusev with Ethan Page taking on the aforementioned Chad Gable. Gable showed off his strength early on, hitting Rusev with a series of suplexes. The two fought to the outside, and Rusev hit a Fallaway Slam on Gable onto the announce table. After an ad break, both men attempted to go for their finishers, but each reversed out of it. Gale then successfully applied the Ankle Lock when Ethan Page interfered, allowing Rusev to hit the Machka Kick for a near fall. Rusev applied The Accolade, but Gable broke free. Gable hit the Angle Slam and applied the Ankle Lock for the tap-out victory. Ethan Page immediately attacked Gable after the bell, and Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee made the save. 

The Usos asked Roman Reigns backstage why he didn’t tell Jacob to listen to them when he’s not around. Reigns said they didn’t need infighting and wondered why LA Knight hadn’t been addressed yet. Jimmy said that he would talk to him and walked off. 

A Bron Breakker vignette aired with his response to Seth Rollins, saying that a dog always makes its way out of a cage when locked in one. 

 

Knight and Jey

LA Knight cut an in-ring promo talking about how he had to get to Baltimore, his home. Knight made fun of Reigns, saying he might have a “memecoin” soon to scam the audience. Jimmy interrupted, saying that the past was the past and that things were different now. Knight said that Solo Sikoa helped Jey advance in the King of the Ring tournament, and Jimmy said that Knight can take him out if he wants. This brought out Jey Uso, who said he was better than Knight and told him to acknowledge him. The two started brawling as Jimmy was thrown aside. Jimmy finally had enough and superkicked Knight. Jey grabbed a chair, but Jimmy stopped him. Knight grabbed the chair and hit both Usos with it. Fatu appeared and applied the Tongan Death Grip on Knight, leaving him lying. 

Afterward, backstage, The Usos were arguing about what just happened with Knight when Jacob Fatu entered and said that he did it the “OTC way”. 

 

Charlotte vs. Roxanne

The next match saw Roxanne Perez taking on Charlotte Flair. Perez focused on Charlotte’s hand after Flair missed a chop, hitting the post instead. After a commercial, Charlotte was fighting from underneath as Perez continued her assault on Flair’s hand. On the outside, Liv Morgan sent Alexa Bliss into the post as Flair continued her comeback. Then Bliss and Morgan got involved again, allowing Charlotte to get a near fall. Flair then applied the Figure Eight for the tapout victory. 

Je’Von Evans was interviewed in the ring and said he would Yeet Jey Uso out of the King of the Ring tournament. Logan Paul and Austin Theory interrupted, with Paul in an arm brace. Paul invited Evans to join The Vision, and Evans said, “hell no.” Paul said it wasn’t an invite, it was a mandate, and Evans was now in The Vision. Evans called for a referee, and an impromptu match was on. 

 

Evans vs. Theory

Austin Theory vs. Je’Von Evans got started during a commercial break, and Evans had control early on. Theory tossed Evans to the outside, and the show went back to commercial. 

Upon return, Evans battled back but had an awkward landing, and Theory hit Ataxia for a near fall. Evans threw Theory into the timekeeper’s area and hit a flying dive onto Theory, nearly decapitating himself on the ringside barricade in the process. Evans set up for the OG Cutter, but Bron Breakker appeared from out of nowhere and speared Evans in mid-air, ending the match in a DQ. Montez Ford appeared, and Angelo Dawkins returned by his side. The Street Profits brawled with Breakker and Theory, sending them out of the ring. 

Backstage, Fatu told Reigns that he had handled LA Knight, and Reigns said no one understood him better than he did. Reigns said he needed one more thing and whispered something into Fatu’s ear.

It was announced that next week, from London, The Street Profits would get a tag title shot against The Vision, and Bayley and Lyra Valkyria would also get a tag title shot against Paige & Brie Bella. 

 

King of the Ring Semifinal

The main event of the night was Oba Femi taking on Dominik Mysterio in the semifinal of the King of the Ring tournament. The bell rang, and Dominik immediately took a powder as the crowd chanted for Oba. This happened two more times before Femi chased him outside and tossed him onto the announce desk. Dominik grabbed the bell hammer and tucked it into his boot unbeknownst to Femi. JD McDonagh attempted to get involved but got taken out by Femi. Dominik hit Femi with a low blow behind the referee’s back and hit two consecutive 619s with the hammer in his boot, but Femi kicked out a one. Femi then hit a double chokeslam on both JD and Dom and hit them both with running uppercuts in the corners. Oba hit the Fall From Grace and picked up the win, going on to face either Je’Von Evans or Jey Uso. Femi got on the mic and addressed Brock Lesnar, saying he was surprised he didn’t show his face tonight, questioning if Brock was really a man. 

 

 

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