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Brackets for the 2026 King and Queen of the Ring tournaments unveiled

WWE unveiled the brackets for the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments which will kick off tonight live on Monday Night Raw in Turin, Italy.

The qualifying matches will be fatal four-ways for both tournaments with 16 Superstars involved in each tournament.

The left bracket of the Queen of the Ring has Women’s World champion Liv Morgan vs Becky Lynch vs Alexa Bliss vs Chelsea Green and Women’s Intercontinental champion Sol Ruca vs Lyra Valkyria vs Charlotte Flair vs Jade Cargill.

The right bracket has Roxanne Perez vs Iyo Sky vs Giulia vs Lash Legend and Bayley vs Raquel Rodriguez vs Jacy Jayne vs Kiana James.

The left bracket of the King of the Ring has Intercontinental champion Penta vs Oba Femi vs Solo Sikoa vs Carmelo Hayes and AAA Mega champion Dominik Mysterio vs Bron Breakker vs United States champion Trick Williams vs Damian Priest.

The right bracket includes Seth Rollins vs Je’Von Evans vs Talla Tonga vs Ricky Saints and Jey Uso vs LA Knight vs Royce Keys vs Finn Balor.

The finals of the tournament will take place at the Night of Champions premium live event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and the winners of the tournaments receive title shots at SummerSlam.


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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