Edited by Paul Elegbeleye
Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins finally got their moment on Tuesday, 23 June 2026, capturing the World Tag Team Championships by defeating The Vision in the main event of WWE Raw.
Ford’s top-rope frog splash, set up by a Dawkins spine buster that floored Logan Paul, delivered three of the most celebrated seconds Raw has produced all season. The Street Profits are champions. The crowd that stayed on its feet from bell to bell made sure everyone watching at home knew exactly what it meant.
Furthermore, the victory did not arrive in isolation. Raw on June 23 was a loaded episode from the opening segment to the final bell, advancing the King of the Ring and Queen of the Ring tournaments, delivering a chaotic Women’s Intercontinental Championship match.
The match ended in disqualification, and producing a statement opening match that reminded the entire locker room exactly who sits at the top of Raw’s power structure. Bron Breakker left Penta lying and Seth Rollins watched from ringside, briefcase in hand, looking entirely unbothered.
For the King of the Ring picture, Oba Femi defeated Jey Uso in a genuinely exceptional semifinal bout that had the crowd split right down the middle from the opening bell. Femi advances to the King of the Ring Final.
He is now one match away from a guaranteed world title shot. His journey from Lagos to the precipice of a crown the sport reserved for its greatest names is moving faster than even his most optimistic supporters anticipated.
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Quick Results: WWE Raw, June 23, 2026
- Bron Breakker (with Paul Heyman) defeated Penta via pinfall
- Queen of the Ring Semifinal: Jade Cargill defeated Roxanne Perez via pinfall
- WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship: Becky Lynch (c) defeated Bayley via disqualification
- King of the Ring Semifinal: Oba Femi defeated Jey Uso via pinfall
- World Tag Team Championships: Street Profits (Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins) defeated The Vision (Logan Paul and Austin Theory) via pinfall
Rollins Sets the Tone, Breakker Delivers
Seth Rollins opened the show with Paul Heyman, Bron Breakker, and Bronson Reed flanking him. His message was familiar but delivered with total conviction. He does not care what the crowd wants. He does not care who the champions are. Everything important in WWE exists because of him, and the Money in the Bank briefcase means the finish line is wherever he chooses to stand.
Penta’s music interrupted before Rollins could finish. The Intercontinental Champion came down looking for a fight and got one almost immediately. Consequently, what followed was considerably more competitive than Rollins’ faction would have preferred to advertise. Penta landed a Mexican Destroyer that briefly had the Nationwide Arena believing the upset was on. Breakker, however, caught Penta in mid-air during a springboard attempt and delivered a spear that ended the match instantly.
After the bell, Rollins crouched over Penta and told him directly: “This is your one warning. Stay out of my way.” Heyman smiled. Reed nodded. The opening statement was made.
Oba Femi and Jey Uso Produce the Match of the Night
Beyond the tag title win, this was the defining moment of Raw’s June 23 episode. Femi and Uso had never faced each other before, and neither knew quite what to expect. What they produced across 22 minutes was the best King of the Ring match of the entire tournament.
Uso drew first blood with a Spear in the 11th minute that produced a two-count the crowd thought was three. Femi absorbed it, rose deliberately, and drove Uso into the corner with a chokeslam attempt that Uso countered into a DDT. Both men traded finishing moves repeatedly across the final five minutes, with Uso’s Super Uso Splash countered into a Fall From Grace that brought the match to its conclusion.
Key moments from the semi-final:
- Femi withstood three Uso Superkicks before being knocked down for the first time
- Uso’s cross-body attempt in the 18th minute was caught and turned into a powerslam
- Femi completed 8 of 11 offensive sequences in the final five minutes, per Sofascore tracking
- The match received a standing ovation at the final bell, with both men raising each other’s arms
Femi now advances to the King of the Ring Final. His opponent will be determined on SmackDown. The winner receives a guaranteed world title shot.
Street Profits Make History in the Main Event
After months of near-misses, interference, and a Clash in Italy challenge that fell agonisingly short, Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins produced the defining performance of their Raw careers in the finale. Logan Paul and Austin Theory held every advantage early, using quick tags, ringside interference, and Paul’s natural athleticism to keep Dawkins isolated through the first ten minutes.
Ford’s tag changed everything. He entered the match running at full pace and produced a sequence of attacks that The Vision had no answer for. A rolling thunder senton drew the biggest reaction of the night. Subsequently, Dawkins returned and hit a spinebuster on Logan Paul that rattled the ring. Ford climbed to the top rope and delivered his frog splash. One. Two. Three. Champions!
Notable tag title match details:
- Match duration: approximately 18 minutes
- The Street Profits won their first World Tag Team Championships as a team
- Logan Paul absorbed the frog splash while Austin Theory was occupied dealing with a ringside situation
- Ford’s post-match speech drew a second standing ovation
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The Rest of the Card
Jade Cargill advanced to the Queen of the Ring Final with a composed victory over Roxanne Perez. Cargill survived an early leg attack from Perez and finished the match with a powerbomb into Jaded. She will face her opponent in the final at the upcoming Night of Champions.
Becky Lynch retained the Women’s Intercontinental Championship against Bayley, though not cleanly. Lyra Valkyria intervened late in a match Lynch was winning on her own terms, causing a disqualification. Bayley was visibly furious at the interference, turning on Valkyria in the ring after the bell. The dynamic between those three has shifted, and the fallout will shape the Women’s IC picture heading into Night of Champions.
Night of Champions Takes Shape
Raw June 23 left the card looking substantially clearer. Oba Femi is in the King of the Ring Final. Jade Cargill is in the Queen of the Ring Final. Street Profits are your new World Tag Team Champions. Seth Rollins still holds the Money in the Bank briefcase and made absolutely clear he intends to use it.
Becky Lynch vs Bayley in a rematch, Bron Breakker’s continued dominance as Seth’s enforcer, and the question of who meets Femi in the King of the Ring Final all feed directly into Night of Champions. After what Raw produced on June 23, that event cannot come quickly enough.
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