WWE Results, Winners And Highlights On June 22, 2026

Oba Femi And Jacob Fatu Face Off

• Oba Femi once again had to settle a hot crowd who refused to stop chanting his name, this time in London. Oba said destiny has been very kind to him, and that he would be the new King of the Ring.
• Oba questioned if he goes after the WWE Championship or the World Heavyweight Championship. The crowd was much more into the idea of Oba Femi challenging the world heavyweight champion (Roman Reigns.)
• Jey Uso interrupted Oba. Instead of yeeting, Jey mockingly did the Oba walk down the stairs. Jey couldn’t help but start yeeting among a sea of Londoners. Jey Uso teased running it back. Oba wanted to “put an end to that, right now!” Instead, Jey ran it back, briefly.
• Oba threatened to destroy Jey Uso. He said there’s only one Anoa’i family member he’s worried about. This got a big reaction of “oohs.”

Paige And Brie Bella Def. Bayley And Lyra Valkyria | Lyra Turns Heel

• Paige received a warm reception in her WWE homecoming in England. Cathy Kelley interviewed Bayley and Lyra before the match. Bayley did most of the talking, and fired up Lyra before they headed to the ring.
• Paige made a spirited comeback with multiple Fisherman’s suplexes. London was into it. Paige went for the Paige Turner, but Lyra turned it into the Nightwing. Bayley entered the ring and went for the Bayley-to-Belly, but Brie duped her out of the ring.
• A heelish Lyra Valkyria mocked Paige’s “this is my house!” catchphrase and tried for back-to-back Fisherman’s suplexes, but on the second try, Paige countered with a stiff Rampage for the win.
• After the match, Lyra hugged Bayley before turned heel and throwing her face-first into the bottom rope. It looked much more viscous than it sounds. Lyra massacred her mentor to the point where WWE officials had to intervene.

Match Grade: B

Chad Gable Asks Alpha Academy For Forgiveness, Maxxine Denies

• Chad Gable remained popular as fans chanted “Gable.” Gable noted how he lost his reputation after losing the famed Mask vs. Mask match. Gable said it was never too late to right some wrongs and brought out Otis, Akira Tozawa and Maxxine.
• Gable reminded Maxxine of her singles championship win, something he has never done. He took blame for his mistreatment of the entire group, including Tozawa, who had “the heart of a lion” and fan favorite Otis, who Gable said was “by far, without a doubt, the most loyal friend any human being on this planet could ever have.”
• Otis held Gable’s girls in his arms the day after they were born, but Chad threw it all away because he wanted an Intercontinental Championship more than he wanted a friendship. Gable said he was sorry and extended his hand for a handshake.
• Fans chanted “hug it out,” but as Otis extended his hand, Maxxine stood in front of him defiantly. Maxxine said everything about Chad Gable was a lie. Maxxine refused to give Chad a second chance. “We didn’t need you then, and we don’t need you now,” said Maxxine before storming off.
• Akira Tozawa followed Maxxine out of the ring but Otis stayed behind as the crowd begged him to forgive. Otis reluctantly walked out of the ring as fans booed, with Chad Gable looking on forlorn. London chanted for Gable as the segment came to an end.

Ethan Page Def. Dragon Lee

• Dragon Lee hit an early tope to the outside of the ring, but Ethan Page quickly took control by grounding the high-flyer. Back came Dragon Lee with a spirited lucha comeback to the sound of applause from the London fans.
• Lee went for a top-rope hurricanrana, but Page turned Lee’s mask around and shoved him off the top rope. Lee answered with a Tornado DDT for a nearfall. Page cut off Lee with a big boot. Back came Lee with a double-stomp on Ethan with Page hanging from the top rope.
• Fans clapped along to this back-and-forth match where nobody had the advantage for too long. Page took advantage with a low-blow headbutt and scored the win.

Match Grade: A-

Iyo Sky Faces Off With Liv Morgan

• Liv Morgan called herself the greatest women’s world champion of all time while Iyo vowed to win the Queen of the Ring. Liv said she was the face of the division and all she’s missing is her crown.
• Iyo asked Liv if she’s sure that crown was going to fit that big head of hers. Fans loved that comeback and chanted for Iyo. Iyo screamed at Liv in Japanese, and they immediately started throwing hands. Sky won the exchange with a springboard missile dropkick and celebrated.

LA Knight Def. Jimmy Uso | Solo Sikoa Spikes Jimmy Uso

Knight opened by bouncing Jimmy Uso’s head off the announce table several times. Jimmy fired off a superkick and an uppercut before he sent Knight into the corner with an enzuigiri.

Knight rallied and dropped his famed LA Knight elbow. Jimmy caught a charging LA Knight with a superkick for a nearfall. Jimmy climbed to the top. Solo Sikoa appeared from out of the crowd and hit Jimmy with a Samoan Spike.

A confused Knight hit the BFT for the win.

Match Grade: B

The Street Profits Def. The Vision

• The Vision exploded out of the gates and prematurely attacked the Street Profits as fans chanted “F U Logan.” Paul remained injured, so representing the Vision was Bron Breakker and Austin Theory.
• Bron kept the pressure on the Street Profits when he tagged in and ran through both members like a hot knife through butter.
• Montez Ford made the hot tag to Angelo Dawkins, who ran wild on the Vision. Dawkins hit the silencer and the Profits hit a Doomsday Blockbuster on Austin Theory. Logan Paul put Theory’s leg on the rope as the O2 Arena objected.
• Referee Chad Patton threw Logan Paul out. Breakker hit his patented flying clothesline on the gable on Dawkins as Raw went to its final commercial. Logan Paul returned with brass knucks, but was cut off by a returning Joe Hendry, who received a huge pop. Hendry chased Paul out of the arena for good.
• Theory went for the brass knucks, but Seth Rollins interrupted. Rollins arrived from the crowd and stole the brass knuckles from Theory and KO’d Theory with the knucks. Dawkins hit the Sky High followed by From the Heavens from Ford and the Street Profits won their fourth tag team titles.

Match Grade: B+