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WWE Raw Results (6/1/26): Jacob Fatu Acknowledges Roman Reigns, Bron Breakker Spears Paul Heyman

There were several big developments on WWE Raw in Turin.
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Jacob Fatu officially acknowledged Roman Reigns on this week's WWE Raw at Inalpi Arena in Turin.

Coming off of their Tribal Combat showdown at Clash In Italy, Fatu was forced to align with The Bloodline trio of Reigns, Jey Uso, and Jimmy Uso.

There was obvious tension between Fatu and Jey, but the latter now has his sights set on the King of the Ring tournament after Reigns tried to motivate Jey to win the whole thing.

Speaking of the King of the Ring, Oba Femi, who came up short in his rematch with Brock Lesnar, was the first superstar to advance in the men's bracket, as he defeated Solo Sikoa, Penta, and Carmelo Hayes.

IYO SKY advanced in the Queen of the Ring tournament, scoring a victory over Giulia, Roxanne Perez, and Lash Legend.

Elsewhere, Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker clashed in an incredible Raw main event, with Rollins earning the victory after Breakker accidentally speared Paul Heyman.

The Takedown on SI has all of your live results and highlights from Monday's show covered below.

WWE Raw live results:

- Roman Reigns, Jey Uso, and Jimmy Uso enter the arena and head to the ring. Jey asks where Jacob Fatu is, and he comes out. Fatu snatches the microphone from Jey and explains that he knew the consequences of Tribal Combat. Fatu says his children saw him lose and keep his word, but he didn't lose to Jey.

- Fatu then gets on one knee and acknowledges Reigns as his Tribal Chief. Reigns tells Fatu that he loves him, and everyone holds up the ones as Jimmy gives Fatu a stare as he stands behind him.

- Penta vs. Oba Femi vs. Solo Sikoa vs. Carmelo Hayes in a King of the Ring Fatal 4-Way Match is up next.

- Femi unleashes some frustration in the early going by taking aim at all three of his opponents. Commentary notes that Talla Tonga can be ringside due to the no disqualification and no countout rules, so Sikoa does have some backup.

- Oba Femi defeats Solo Sikoa, Penta, and Carmelo Hayes in the King of the Ring Tournament. Sure enough, Sikoa and Talla double team Femi and throw him into the ring post. Talla then clotheslines Femi into the front row. However, Femi rallies and throws Talla onto the announce table before hitting Fall from Grace on Sikoa for the win.

- Femi grabs a microphone and says Lesnar asked how he would respond to losing. Femi calls Lesnar a coward and says he's gonna win King of the Ring before teasing a future rematch with Lesnar.

- Cathy Kelley welcomes new Women's Intercontinental Champion Sol Ruca. The champ says she and the fans believed she could be a champion and thanks them. Ruca says her work is just getting started with the title and tells opponents not to underestimate her like Becky Lynch did in their series of matches.

- Reigns watches the replay of his backstage interaction with Cody Rhodes. Reigns tells Jey to stay on Fatu because he's the only one who understands tough love. Reigns tells Jey to win King of the Ring and get the other title at SummerSlam. He also reminds Jey that there are two ends of the table. Jey walks off, and Reigns wants Jimmy to stay with him so Jey can do it on his own.

- Up next is Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee vs. Ethan Page and Rusev.

- The fans in Turin go wild as Lee goes to tag in Rey, but Page pulls him off the apron to deny it. They double team Lee for a bit to keep him away, thwarting a few more attempts at a tag. He finally gets to Rey and Italy is excited.

- Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee defeat Ethan Page and Rusev. Page gets a near fall on Rey and goes for the Boston Crab, but Lee makes the save. That allows Rey to hit the 619 and Drop of the Dime on Page for the victory.

- Raw General Manager Adam Pearce tells Penta he's gonna make the match happen with Rey for the Intercontinental Championship. LA Knight walks up and questions Pearce's relationship with The Bloodline.

- Highlights of the El Grande Americano vs. Original El Grande Americano match from AAA Noches de Los Grandes, with a special replay set for after Raw.

- Roxanne Perez vs. IYO SKY vs. Giulia vs. Lash Legend in a Fatal 4-Way Match in the Queen of the Ring Tournament is next on the card.

- Legend showcases her strength right off the bat, picking up both Perez and IYO. However, Giulia knocks all three down with a dropkick off the top. IYO gains momentum and gets the crowd behind her, and she takes out Perez and Giulia.

- IYO SKY defeats Giulia, Roxanne Perez, and Lash Legend in the Queen of the Ring Tournament. Perez hits a double DDT on IYO and Giulia, and then gets a near fall on IYO. Legend destroys Giulia and Perez, but IYO comes off the top to send Legend reeling. IYO then hits Over the Moon on Giulia for the win.

- Maxxine Dupri tells Pearce she was shocked when she wasn't in the Queen of the Ring. Pearce apologizes and says if an opening comes up, she's at the top of the list. Otis asks Dupri about her hanging out with Austin Theory. Dupri wants Otis and Akira Tozawa to trust her.

- Kelley asks Bayley and Lyra Valkyria what happens if they face each other in the Queen of the Ring. Valkyria sees Ruca and congratulates her on winning the title. Valkyria says she couldn't challenge for the title with Lynch as champion, and Ruca says she'll give her an opportunity.

- Seth Rollins vs. Je'Von Evans vs. Ricky Saints vs. Talla Tonga in the King of the Ring, and Becky Lynch vs. Liv Morgan vs. Alexa Bliss vs. Chelsea Green in the Queen of the Ring Tournament are set for next week's Raw.

- Perez is upset about losing her match, and Raquel Rodriguez encourages Liv Morgan to give her a pep talk. Morgan says she and Dominik Mysterio are gonna win the tournaments, as Perez and Rodriguez give her a look.

- Seth Rollins vs. Bron Breakker is the main event.

- Breakker sends Rollins over the barricade and into the front row early in the match. Breakker keeps the momentum going with a variety of offense, including ramming Rollins' head into the announce table. However, Rollins rallies with a reverse DDT to send both men to the mat.

- Breakker hits the Frankensteiner on Rollins, and he goes to jump onto Rollins on the announce table, but Rollins gets to his feet and intercepts him in midair. That was something!

- The action heads back outside, where Rollins climbs the steel steps with Breakker on his back. But Breakker throws Rollins into the ring post. Breakker eventually hits a spear and they return to the announce table. Breakker goes for the spear, but Rollins turns it into a Pedigree through the announce table. Back in the ring, and Rollins hits another Pedigree...but Breakker kicks out!

- Austin Theory comes out, and Rollins clotheslines him over the top. The referee gets distracted with Paul Heyman, and Theory hits Rollins with the title. Montez Ford arrives and flies over the ring post to take out Theory. Breakker hits Ford with the spear, and then does the same to Rollins...but he also kicks out!

- Seth Rollins defeats Bron Breakker. Rollins hits the stomp on Breakker, but Heyman puts Breakker's foot on the ropes to break the count. Breakker goes to spear Rollins, but he moves out of the way and Breakker spears Heyman! Rollins picks up the title, and Breakker spears Rollins. However, he goes head-first into the title, and Rollins hits another stomp on Breakker for the victory. What a match!

- After the match, Breakker is dejected ringside, while Rollins points at Ford.

WWE Raw quick results:

Jacob Fatu acknowledges Roman Reigns

Seth Rollins defeats Bron Breakker

Oba Femi defeats Solo Sikoa, Penta, and Carmelo Hayes in a Fatal 4-Way Match in the King of the Ring Tournament First Round

IYO SKY defeats Giulia, Roxanne Perez, and Lash Legend in a Fatal 4-Way Match in the Queen of the Ring Tournament First Round

Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee defeat Ethan Page and Rusev

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Blake Lovell
BLAKE LOVELL

Blake Lovell has worked in the sports media industry for nearly two decades, including covering WWE and professional wrestling for various digital outlets since 2019. He is a former editor/columnist for 411Mania and ClutchPoints. As a wrestling journalist, he has interviewed legends such as The Hardy Boyz, written numerous columns, and more. You can follow him on X at @wrestleblake for more discussion on wrestling's past, present, and future.

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