WWE Raw aired live tonight, Monday, May 12, 2026, from Knoxville, Tennessee, headlined by Jacob Fatu standing tall after brutally assaulting Roman Reigns. Seth Rollins also returned to cost The Vision a major six-man tag team match in a chaotic opening contest. Here are the WWE Raw results, May 12, 2026, winners, and highlights from tonight’s show.

WWE Raw May 12: Full Results

  • The Street Profits & Joe Hendry def. The Vision (Logan Paul, Bron Breakker & Austin Theory) via pinfall.
  • Je’Von Evans def. Rusev via pinfall.
  • IYO SKY def. Sol Ruca via pinfall.
  • Oba Femi def. Angel & Berto via pinfall.
  • AAA Mega Championship: Dominik Mysterio (c) def. Original El Grande Americano to retain.

WWE Raw May 12 Recap

Opening Segment

Paul Heyman kicked off this week’s Monday Night Raw alongside The Vision. He praised Bron Breakker’s win over Seth Rollins at Backlash and declared that Rollins is finished. Logan Paul and Austin Theory then mocked The Street Profits, prompting the latter to come out and confront the heel group. Joe Hendry also showed up, energizing the crowd with a musical entrance, setting up a six-man tag team match to kick off the show.

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The Street Profits & Joe Hendry vs. The Vision

All six men delivered a fast-paced, thrilling contest with plenty of standout moments. Bron Breakker’s power and Montez Ford’s aerial offense stood out the most as key highlights. The ending moments of the match saw Theory try to distract the referee as Breakker went to spear Dawkins outside the ring.

However, Seth Rollins appeared out of nowhere and attacked Breakker. The distraction allowed Angelo Dawkins to roll up Austin Theory for the win. Post-match, the fans saw some tension rise between Rollins and The Street Profits.

Mid Show Segment

Backstage, Dominik Mysterio prepared for his AAA Mega Title defense. Penta was then confronted by Ethan Page, Rusev, and Je’Von Evans in the ring, leading to Evans defeating Rusev. Asuka shared an emotional farewell with Iyo Sky.

Brie Bella and Paige brawled with Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez, with Liv Morgan helping lay out the champions. Iyo Sky later beat Sol Ruca in a singles match, after which Becky Lynch mocked Ruca backstage.

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Roman Reigns and The Usos argued over Jacob Fatu in another backstage segment. Oba Femi dominated Angel & Berto in a handicap match. Dominik retained his title later.

Main Event

The main event of this week’s Monday Night Raw saw Roman Reigns’ acknowledgment ceremony. After taking out Jey and Jimmy Uso backstage, Jacob Fatu confronted Reigns in the ring. The segment soon turned chaotic when Fatu refused to acknowledge him. The two then engaged in a brutal brawl, with Fatu ultimately overpowering Reigns. The Samoan Werewolf powerbombed The OTC through the announce table and stood tall after laying out everyone at ringside to close the show.

3 Biggest Takeaways

Jacob Fatu establishes dominance over Roman Reigns:
Fatu looked unstoppable once again, dismantling Reigns and standing tall. WWE is clearly positioning him as a top-tier threat heading into their likely rematch.

The Street Profits gain momentum:
The Street Profits defeated The Vision with a pinfall. This gives the babyface team a strong case for a title shot. They might challenge the WWE Tag Team Champions on Raw next week or maybe in the upcoming PLE.

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Intercontinental title picture gets crowded again:
Since before WrestleMania, Penta has had multiple challengers for his IC title. Now, Ethan Page has also been added to the mix with Rusev and Je’Von Evans. The fans could soon see another multi-man match with the title on the line.

Updated WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event XLIV Match Card

Following tonight’s Raw, here is the updated card for Saturday Night’s Main Event on May 23:

  • Intercontinental Championship: Penta (c) vs. Ethan Page
  • World Tag Team Championships: Logan Paul & Austin Theory (c) vs. The Street Profits
  • More matches to be announced

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  • Monika Thapa is a sports and entertainment writer with a strong focus on WWE, combat sports, and pop culture. From breaking down chaotic heel turns and crazy PLE bangers to covering entertainment buzz and movie drops, she brings a sharp eye, strong storytelling, and a fan-first perspective to every piece. When she’s not chasing headlines, she’s probably fantasy-booking wrestling storylines, decoding internet drama, or mentally booking better promos than half the roster.

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