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WWE Raw in Milwaukee featured Oba Femi securing a Money in the Bank match against Bronson Reed, a massive brawl between the Bloodline and The 946, and a shocking heel turn by Jaida Parker. The show also included victories for Lola Vice, Dragon Lee, and Iyo Sky, with Stephanie Vaquer setting up a contender's match for her title.
On Raw, Solo Sikoa turned on Roman Reigns and rejected full Bloodline loyalty, delivering the Tongan Death Grip and signaling he’ll forge his own path, reigniting the faction’s drama as LA Knight’s save underscored Solo’s independence. The episode also featured solid matches (JD McDonagh vs Je’Von Evans, Rey Mysterio vs Chad Gable) and Dragon Lee moving closer to a title shot, plus Judgment Day intrigue, culminating with Roman laid out after a BFT as Solo’s solo shot sets up the Bloodline’s next chapter.
WWE's August 17 RAW is reportedly ending with a Bloodline moment as Jey Uso is set to hand Solo Sikoa to Roman Reigns, continuing their faction storyline; the rest of the card includes Gable vs. Mysterio for the Intercontinental Championship and World Heavyweight No. 1 Contender matches.
Stephanie Vaquer is reportedly slated to open the August 17 WWE RAW, with Roman Reigns appearing to continue the Bloodline storyline. The planned card also features Chad Gable defending the Intercontinental Championship against Rey Mysterio, a World Heavyweight No.1 Contender's Tournament with Dragon Lee vs. El Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr. and Rey Fenix vs. El Fiscal, plus Lyra Valkyria vs. Sol Ruca in the Women’s Intercontinental picture, though early plans can change.
Zilla Fatu will develop in WWE's NXT before any main-roster run, following a path similar to Solo Sikoa. He disrupted the NXT Championship No.1 Contender's Match to make an impression, prompting mixed fan reactions about adding another Anoa'i to the Bloodline. WWE's plan appears to be to let him prove himself in NXT first before a potential Bloodline push.
Raw from Norfolk opened the World Heavyweight No. 1 Contender tournament with Penta defeating Laredo Kid, Akira Tozawa losing to Theory, and singles action continuing the Bloodline saga. Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch staked their claims to the women’s title, Dragon Lee upset Dominik Mysterio, and Sol Ruca with Iyo Sky defeated Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez. The main event saw Jey Uso defeat Solo Sikoa, forcing Sikoa to join The Bloodline. Solo Sikoa earned MVP honors for the night, and the show earned an overall grade of B- for strong in-ring action and evolving storylines.
Solo Sikoa’s new, more serious vibe keeps the Bloodline saga afloat as he pins Jey Uso after Jimmy’s distraction in a 12-minute Raw main event, setting up more family drama next week; the show also advances Judgment Day with a notable women’s angle involving Liv Morgan, Becky Lynch, and Vaquer, plus Dominik Mysterio’s loss to Dragon Lee, and teases further tension in The Vision/Breakker storyline, but overall the midcard is solid if not standout, earning a Grade C.
Roman Reigns’ SummerSlam win over Seth Rollins highlighted a career that has reshaped WWE through The Shield and Bloodline storylines, combining cinematic storytelling with a dominant, ongoing run. From his leukemia comeback to his continued top-tier prominence, Reigns is orchestrating a new era, with hints of Undertaker-like longevity and a role in elevating the next generation, all while staying at the center of the action and not showing signs of slowing down.
Raw post-SummerSlam offered a mix of family drama and new challenges: Roman Reigns tried a humbler, celebratory Tribal Chief persona, but LA Knight’s taunts and a loyalty test for Jacob Fatu led to a brutal street fight in which Jacob defeated Royce, reinforcing his role as Roman’s enforcer and hinting at fractures within The Bloodline. The night also highlighted fierce heel work from Ethan Page, Big Cass’s return, Sol Ruca’s continued bid against Judgment Day (ending in a DQ that sets up a rematch with Raquel Rodriguez), and two women’s title storylines as Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer teased a showdown for Liv Morgan’s title. A series of segments—Oba Femi and Paul Heyman, Oba’s test, Bron Breakker’s appearance, Alpha Academy vs The Vision, and Chad Gable’s promo leading to an impromptu tag win—kept Raw buzzing with fresh rivals and unresolved questions about the Bloodline’s future.
Detroit's July 20 WWE Raw built momentum for SummerSlam, centering on The Bloodline's dominance in a main event that saw Jacob Fatu defeat LA Knight following run-ins, while Danhausen made a big hometown return and sparked backstage chaos. Oba Femi dominated JD McDonagh, Penta & Chad Gable beat Rusev & Ethan Page to fuel their IC title program, and Joe Hendry defeated Dominik Mysterio in a late match that teased a Danhausen–Dom clash; Solo Sikoa floated between alliances and Rollins, adding another wrinkle to the Bloodline storyline. The women's segment felt underutilized, leaving the show described as a placeholder with moments of strong in-ring action rather than a memorable blueprint for SummerSlam.
TMZ reports that WWE star Jey Uso and his wife Takecia Travis Fatu are divorcing after 12 years of marriage, with Takecia requesting exclusive use of the home, spousal and child support, and attorney fees; they have two children. Jey has not issued a public statement, and there was no Raw segment listed for him at the time, even as his Bloodline storyline continues.
Rumors swirl around a possible Bloodline addition after Zilla Fatu was spotted at the WWE Performance Center, Oba Femi leading the Night of Champions King of the Ring betting, AEW Forbidden Door penciled for big winners like Will Ospreay, Kenny Omega, and Jon Moxley, with reports of Bruce Prichard returning to WWE and internal unhappiness after a SmackDown leak.
Jey Uso tells WWE he doesn’t care about fan backlash, using the hate as fuel as he pursues a world title. Night of Champions features the King of the Ring final between Jey Uso and Oba Femi, with the winner earning a title shot at SummerSlam, and the piece notes the possibility of The Bloodline holding both world titles if Jey wins there and Cody Rhodes loses at SummerSlam.
A WWE Raw recap where Roman Reigns steers the Bloodline’s strategy, rewarding Jacob Fatu and pressing for family unity against outside threats, while the night teems with build-ups and side stories (LA Knight, Logan Paul, Charlotte Flair, Je’Von Evans) and ongoing King of the Ring momentum, leaving questions about Jey’s path and the faction’s evolving dynamics.
SmackDown 6/12/2026 delivered drama with uneven execution: the Queen of the Ring first-round match was hampered by early interference and botches, Giulia split from Kiana James hinting at a push, the Women’s Tag titles weren’t defended in a non-title bout, Solo Sikoa gave a compelling Bloodline moment while some fans resisted the babyface turn, and Danhausen again delivered a short, goofy standout segment.