Monday Night Raw Review - June 15, 2026

By Graham "GSM" Matthews

Jacob Fatu Attacked Eric Andre

Are Roman Reigns, The Usos and Fatu officially known as The Bloodline at this point? It's hard to keep track of this stuff. Either way, this segment established more tension between Fatu and the rest of the group, specifically The Usos. He got his own Ula Fala from Reigns before ripping Andre from behind the barricade and laying him out with several splashes, much to the delight of the crowd. I'm glad Fatu hasn't been completely cooled off, but I'm still skeptical of where his role in The Bloodline is going.

IYO SKY def. Raquel Rodriguez in a Queen of the Ring Semifinal Match

This wasn't a very compelling semifinal match as I feel like we've seen this match several times before, including earlier this year. Don't get me wrong, they work well together, but I had zero interest in Rodriguez advancing, so Sky winning was the only outcome that made sense to me. They had a nice outing. I hope Charlotte Flair advances on the other side of the bracket so we get her against Sky in the finals.

Chad Gable def. Rusev

Unfortunately, Gable has already been given new entrance music (replacing his old American Alpha song he returned with last week) and it sucks. Sigh. That won't help him as he embarks on his latest singles run, but on the bright side, this was a well-worked match and the crowd was really behind him. Dragon Lee and Rey Mysterio made the save for him afterward. As I've said before, something significant has to be in store for Gable at SummerSlam in his hometown of Minneapolis.

The Bloodline Attacked LA Knight

It's been encouraging to see Knight involved in something meaningful again in recent weeks, but my concern is that, like with everything else he's been involved in over the past two years, this isn't leading anywhere and is only designed to keep him busy (and The Bloodline someone to beat). Knight had it handled with The Usos before Fatu showed up and choked him out. This was a solid segment, but they'll all going to blend together unless there's an endgame.

Charlotte Flair def. Roxanne Perez

Flair will face Liv Morgan in a Queen of the Ring semifinal match on Friday's SmackDown, so this was a warm-up of sorts for her before then. The booking of Perez has been weird because she appeared to be on the verge of a push coming out of WrestleMania 42 only to lose every match she's had since then. This was a good match, but the crowd was unfortunately quiet for most of it.

The Vision Confronted Je'Von Evans; Evans def. World Tag Team Champion Austin Theory by Disqualification

The New Day tried recruiting Evans a few months ago and that went nowhere, so now The Vision is trying to recruit him. Evans must know how cursed that damn stable is, which is why he turned them down. Smart man. I was surprised to see Logan Paul so soon after he got injured, but I hope that was done because Joe Hendry is returning next week to thwart his interference in the World Tag Team Championship match between The Vision and The Street Profits. Speaking of which, Evans vs. Theory was fine, but it felt like it only existed to build toward that and not do anything to benefit Evans ahead of his King of the Ring semifinal matchup on SmackDown.

Oba Femi def. AAA Mega Champion Dominik Mysterio in a King of the Ring Semifinal Match (Non-Title)

Since they saved this for the main event, I was curious if this would be where Brock Lesnar showed up to attack Femi and cost him the win, but it looks like that will happen in the finals at Night of Champions instead. Ugh. If that means Jey Uso is about to become King of the Ring, then that sucks. Anyway, Femi vs. Mysterio was short, sweet and exactly what it needed to be.

Overall Show

Props to the crowd for being a lively bunch for a majority of the night. They died down in the final hour (and understandably so), but it was still an enjoyable edition of Raw on the whole. There was a ton of focus on The Bloodline, and I'd argue it was too much, but it's all a matter of where it's going. Everything else on Raw right now is adequate, but there needs to be some sort of hot story or angle coming out of Night of Champions to truly make it feel like SummerSlam season.

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