Rayo Americano, the tactical alter-ego of Pete Dunne, enters 2026 as the technical foundation of Los Americanos on Monday Night RAW. After a decade of establishing the “Bruiserweight” legacy, Dunne has seamlessly adapted his surgical offense into the high-energy Americano stable. To track his current standing, visit our WWE Roster page.

February has proven to be a test of tactical endurance for the red-masked specialist. While he opened the year with a major tag win over The War Raiders, the subsequent weeks have been marked by a series of grueling defeats against elite-tier duos. Most notably, on the February 5th edition of *Main Event*, Rayo and Bravo Americano pushed the Motor City Machine Guns to their limits in a high-velocity encounter. Despite a current losing streak on RAW, Rayo’s surgical isolation of opponents and veteran ring IQ remain his greatest assets. For live updates on his next move, check our pro wrestling news homepage.

Standing at 5’10”, Rayo Americano utilizes a “Catch-Lucha” hybrid style that prioritizes joint manipulation over pure speed. His signature The Bitter End remains one of the most protected finishers on the RAW brand. In 2026, he has demonstrated a focus on surgical isolation, often grounding faster opponents for extended durations to neutralize their momentum. For more technical data on his moveset, browse the Official WWE Superstars database.