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Here are five things Triple H got right on WWE RAW after Clash in Italy:
#5. IYO SKY advanced in the Queen of the Ring tournament
IYO SKY battled Roxanne Perez, Lash Legend and Giulia in a Fatal Four-Way match in the first qualifier of the Queen of the Ring tournament. All four women delivered an incredible bout with several near falls and great moments. However, it is SKY who ultimately emerged victorious. She captured a big win to advance in the semi-final round of the contest.
Letting IYO SKY advance in the Queen of the Ring tournament was the best call, as she desperately needed this victory. The Genius of the Sky has been wandering directionless on Monday Night Raw for the past few weeks following the end of her feud with Asuka. Therefore, she needed a specific direction, and the Queen of the Ring tournament will give her exactly that while keeping her in the spotlight.
#4. Sol Ruca got a standalone moment on RAW
Sol Ruca pulled off a huge upset at Clash in Italy by beating Becky Lynch to capture the Women’s Intercontinental Championship. This week on RAW, the 26-year-old showed up in the ring and addressed her big victory. Ruca described how big a moment it was for her and that she would be a fighting champion. There was no interference, no interruptions; it was just her soaking in the moment.
Triple H made a great booking decision by letting Sol Ruca command the spotlight entirely on her own. Oftentimes, cheap interruptions and forced confrontations derail the gravitas of a major milestone. By granting Ruca a standalone segment, WWE allowed her to truly shine, validating her immense hard work and giving the new champ the uninterrupted moment she absolutely deserved.
#3. Oba Femi in the King of the Ring semi-finals
Oba Femi battled Solo Sikoa, Carmelo Hayes and Penta in the first-round qualifier of the King of the Ring tournament this week on Monday Night Raw. Fresh off his big defeat at the hands of Brock Lesnar at Clash in Italy, Femi was seething in rage. He absolutely destroyed all three superstars in the ring to win the match and advance to the semifinals of the KOTR tournament.
Triple H booked The Ruler in a monstrous fashion on RAW and it is exactly what the latter needed following his big setback at Clash in Italy. Oba Femi not only ruled on the red brand last night but also made a bold statement that no one can keep him down. The 28-year-old moving to the semifinals makes things quite interesting now, adding more intrigue to the King of the Ring tournament.
#2. Jacob Fatu acknowledged Roman Reigns
The opening segment of Monday Night Raw witnessed Roman Reigns’ acknowledgement ceremony. The OTC humbled Jacob Fatu in the Tribal Combat at Clash in Italy and therefore, the latter was obligated to acknowledge him. Bound by the sacred terms of a blood oath, a visibly conflicted Fatu stepped into the ring, sank to one knee, and bowed his head, officially acknowledging Reigns as the undisputed Head of the Table.
The Samoan Werewolf stood tall alongside Roman Reigns, Jey Uso, and Jimmy Uso, throwing up the “We the Ones” gesture in the air. It was a chilling alignment of power that officially heralded the dawn of a new chapter within the Bloodline saga. WWE did an incredible job on Monday Night Raw by beautifully weaving that segment and pouring emotions, bloodline, and legacy into it.
#1. Seth Rollins defeated Bron Breakker in the mainevent
The biggest highlight of Monday Night Raw this week was the mainevent where Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker locked horns. The two superstars delivered a classic wrestling match filled with several jaw-dropping moments, hard-hitting sequences and near falls. Although the match had several ringside shenanigans, Rollins eventually defeated Breakker to stand tall in the middle of the ring.
Giving The Visionary that big victory was the most logical move, as he has been on the receiving end for the past two months. Seth Rollins desperately needed that win, especially after he lost to Bron Breakker at Backlash 2026. Therefore, Rollins beating Breakker makes the score 1-1 now, and this sets the stage for an incredible trilogy between the two stars for any upcoming PLE.
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