The Bloodline Continues To Rule Monday Nights (August 10, 2026)

This article contains spoilers and results from WWE Monday Night Raw for August 10, 2026. You have been warned!After last week’s volatile interaction between LA Knight and World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns, the fallout will continue on WWE Monday Night Raw. Knight is demanding his shot at Reigns and his title, while Royce Keys continues to suffer at the hands of Jacob Fatu, who insists he’s just handling family business after a brutal beating.

The number one contender tournament begins to face Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship in Mexico City, with Penta facing off against Laredo Kid. Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch return to the show, and Sol Ruca will team up with a mystery partner against Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez.

Here Are Your Results From WWE Monday Night Raw For August 10, 2026

• Penta def. Laredo Kid via pinfall to advance in the Number One Contender’s Tournament
• Austin Theory def. Akira Tozawa via pinfall
• Dragon Lee def. Dominik Mysterio via pinfall
• Sol Ruca & IYO SKY def. The Judgment Day via pinfall
• Jey Uso def. Solo Sikoa via pinfall

Here Are Your Key Moments From WWE Monday Night Raw For August 10, 2026

• Solo Sikoa opens the show mocking Jey Uso and addresses the Bloodline’s attack on Royce Keys. He says he’s there to handle family business, and Jey appears from the back. Jey asks him if he wants to air the business out again, and the way to stop it is to fall in line. Solo asks Jey how falling in line worked out for him, and it looks like he fell off. He reminds Jey he was a World Heavyweight Champion, Royal Rumble winner, and that the kids all loved him when his music hit. Solo told Jey he’s not coming back to the family, and that the crowd loves him now. Jey tells Solo to pipe down and reminds him who got him to WWE. He tells Solo they’re going to handle it tonight, and when he beats him, he’ll fall back in line with the family. Solo accepts, but tells him that when he beats him, the family has to leave him alone.
• After Logan Paul, Austin Theory, and Maxxine Dupri leave for Theory’s match with Akira Tozawa, Bron Breakker asks Byron Saxton what he thought of Oba Femi. Saxton says he’s the future. Breakker asks him if that’s so, and Saxton says that’s what Brock Lesnar said. Breakker stares off into the distance, then tells Saxton he sounds like Paul Heyman.
• Stephanie Vaquer comes to the ring and tells the fans she missed them, but she’s missed the fear of Liv Morgan the most. As she rails against The Judgment Day, Becky Lynch comes to the ring for a stare-down with Vaquer. Lynch says that her and Vaquer have different agendas but the same goal. She says she doesn’t know too much about Vaquer, but she has made a big impact on Raw since she appeared, and that it’s impressive seeing that she’s not there more than she is. Vaquer tells her to stay out of her way, and Morgan appears to attack Lynch and Vaquer.
• Paul Heyman is backstage with Bron Breakker, and asked him he saw what happened with Oba Femi in the ring, and he says he did. Breakker asks Heyman directly if he thinks Femi is the future of WWE. Heyman says he has great personal and professional love for Breakker and great respect for Femi, and he says that because he did what he said he would to Brock Lesnar. Breakker asks him again, feeling that Heyman didn’t answer. Heyman says he thinks Breakker believes that, and he’ll continue to respect Femi until Breakker shows him why he’s not worthy. Breakker acknowledges the statement, and as he leaves, Heyman forcefully exhales.

The Bron Breakker/Vision Experiment Is Over. Let’s Break Him Away, Please.

There are few Superstars in WWE with more natural talent and more raw energy than Bron Breakker, and upon returning from his injury, The Vision he was once a part of is no more. With a clear path for him in the crosshairs of Oba Femi, there’s no runway left for Breakker with The Vision, and it’s time to break him away from the group.

Breakker has been, and always will be, the breakout star from the original incarnation of The Vision, and no amount of time is getting Austin Theory any closer to where he needs to be with the crowd or the WWE Universe in general. Breakker deserves a much bigger push and a much larger presence on WWE television, and anything less feels like a serious misstep for one of their brightest Superstars.