WWE Fastlane Results Coverage, Reactions & Highlights for October 7, 2023

Get ready for a WWE Fastlane extravaganza, folks! The event received its final touches during this week’s SmackDown, and it’s been nothing but hype leading up to this epic showdown. Brace yourselves because the legendary John Cena is gracing us with his presence at this show. Prepare for an unforgettable night!

Mark your calendars for the 2023 Fastlane event happening at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on October 7th. The anticipation among Superstars is sky-high, and they’re raring to go. The pre-show kicks off at 7:00 PM EST on YouTube, followed by the main card at 8:00 PM EST on Peacock. It’s going to be an event to remember, no doubt about it!

WWE Fastlane (10/7/2023) Lineup:

• World Heavyweight Title: Seth Rollins vs Shinsuke Nakamura – Last Man Standing
• WWE Women’s Title: IYO Sky vs Asuka vs Charlotte Flair
• WWE Undisputed Tag Team Titles: Judgment Day vs Jey Uso & Cody Rhodes
• John Cena & LA Knight vs Jimmy Uso & Solo Sikoa
• Santos Escobar, Rey Mysterio, & ??? vs Bobby Lashley & The Street Profits

WWE Fastlane (10/7/2023) Kickoff Preshow:

Your guides for the evening are the dynamic duo of Jackie Redmond and Kayla Braxton, and they’ve got a star-studded panel joining them, featuring the likes of Wade Barrett, Booker T, and Peter Rosenberg.

Together, they break down the thrilling card lined up for tonight’s showdown.

Now, let’s dive into the action by starting with a closer look at the highly anticipated Women’s Title Match, as we roll out a gripping video package to set the stage.

Rey and Santos take center stage, and Santos can’t help but inquire if everything went as planned. Rey assures him that he made the call and sent the text, but they’re still waiting for a response. Rey implores Santos to have faith in him and the process.

In the battle of predictions, here’s how our panelists stack their choices:

• Wade Barrett is putting his money on The Street Profits and the formidable Bobby Lashley.
• Booker T, on the other hand, is also placing his faith in Bobby Lashley, alongside The Street Profits.
• Meanwhile, Peter Rosenberg is taking a bit of a gamble, opting for the LWO. Let the showdown begin!

Byron Saxton catches up with Paul Heyman next, diving into the Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa versus LA Knight and John Cena matchup. Heyman emphasizes that Cena and Knight aren’t exactly best buddies but are teaming up to survive against the formidable Bloodline. Heyman predicts an easy victory for Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa.

When Byron asks about the consequences of a loss, Paul Heyman doesn’t mince words and wonders aloud why such a question would even be asked, especially by someone dressed in such a distinctive manner. He asserts that there’s no reason to expect a loss and demands that Kayla handles his interviews next time for a more intelligent exchange.

Lastly, a captivating video package highlights the Tag Title Match.

In the prediction game, it seems like “THE Judgment Day” is the unanimous choice of our panel, with Wade, Booker, and Peter all throwing their support behind them.

In the lead-up to the Cena and Knight versus Bloodline match, we’re treated to an intense video package, giving us a taste of the impending showdown.

Switching gears, we find Cathy Kelley in the presence of Iyo Sky, Bayley, and Dakota Kai. Cathy inquires about Iyo’s game plan for the upcoming match, seeking some insider information. However, Bayley jumps in, quite unceremoniously, and dismisses Cathy as an idiot. She bluntly states that Iyo won’t be divulging her strategy to anyone. Undeterred, Iyo asserts that she’s got her own plan and leaves the scene.

With Iyo gone, Bayley follows suit, making her exit, and Dakota Kai follows suit, leaving us with some lingering intrigue.

A new arrival shakes things up at the arena as Jade Cargill steps out of a vehicle. The Game, Triple H, warmly greets her, and the two make their way through the bustling garage area together.

As the excitement builds, a thrilling video package provides us with a glimpse of the upcoming Last Man Standing match.

When it comes to predictions, the consensus seems to be with Nakamura:

• Wade Barrett bets on Nakamura.
• Booker T follows suit by selecting Nakamura.
• Peter Rosenberg also puts his faith in Nakamura.

WWE Fastlane (10/7/2023) Results:

Michael Cole and Corey Graves extend a warm welcome to all the WWE fans, setting the stage for an night of action.

They kick things off by showcasing a compelling video package for the anticipated match between The Judgment Day and Jey Uso, building anticipation for what’s about to unfold.

Men’s Tag Team Championship Match: The Judgment Day vs. Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso

The action in the ring heats up as Jey Uso and Damian Priest kick things off. They engage in a fierce lock-up, with Priest initially backing Jey into the corner. However, Jey retaliates with a tight side headlock. The intensity builds as Jey executes a shoulder tackle, but Priest stands his ground and answers with a powerful shoulder tackle of his own.

After another lock-up, Priest again backs Jey into the corner, but this time, he misses a punch during the break. Jey seizes the opportunity, landing a flurry of punches. Priest counters with an Irish whip, but Jey expertly slides into the corner, delivering a punch and a precision kick to the leg. At this point, Cody tags in, and Jey wisely holds onto the ropes.

Cody takes over with a side headlock, showcasing his in-ring prowess. He follows up with a well-placed kick and a smooth drop-down uppercut. Cody doesn’t let up, targeting Jey’s knee with a dropkick and then applying a wrist lock. Jey tags back in, delivering kicks to Priest’s leg and a headbutt. However, Priest roars back with a punishing clothesline, tossing Jey into the corner and unleashing a barrage of punches before tagging in Finn Balor.

Finn enters the fray with a series of strikes, combining punches and kicks as the momentum continues to shift in this exciting contest.

Finn Balor takes control with a kick to Jey Uso, followed by a series of punches. However, Jey counters with a headbutt, and Cody Rhodes tags in. Cody locks in a side headlock and showcases his strength by getting Finn on his shoulders and delivering a backbreaker. Cody follows up with a delayed gourdbuster, displaying his technical prowess.

Jey Uso tags back in and uses a headbutt to maintain their momentum. Priest tags in and lands an uppercut on Jey, but Jey responds with some punches. Priest fires back with elbows and a back heel kick, while Balor tags in and delivers a series of kicks, culminating in a near fall. Balor applies a reverse chinlock, adding pressure to Jey.

Balor follows up with a snapmare and a dropkick to the head, going for another near fall. He then drops an elbow on the top of Jey’s head and tags in Priest, who stretches Jey with his knee in his back. Jey fights back with elbows, but Priest halts him with a forearm strike to the back. Priest continues the assault, but Jey eventually regains his footing.

Priest strikes with more forearms, and then he targets Cody on the apron. Balor tags in, connecting with an elbow into the corner. He proceeds with a slingshot stomp for a near fall. Balor maintains control with a reverse chinlock, preventing Jey from reaching Cody. Jey manages to land more punches, but Balor keeps a tight grip.

Jey tries to make it to Cody for the tag, but Finn Balor doesn’t allow it, maintaining his hold on Jey. Balor delivers an Irish whip, but Jey counters with a punch to Priest and dodges a splash from Finn. Cody Rhodes tags in and delivers a running forearm, followed by a power slam and a Beautiful Disaster, leading to a close near fall.

Cody pounds the mat, signaling for Finn to rise to his feet. Cody momentarily stops Priest on the apron and goes for a dragon screw. Finn Balor attempts a rollup but falls short. Cody goes for a CodyCutter, but Finn counters and hits an elevated elbow drop for another near fall. Finn dropkicks Cody into the corner, setting up for the Coup de Grace. However, Cody crotches Finn on the turnbuckle and proceeds with a superplex, but he feels the impact on his neck.

Priest and Jey Uso then tag back in, with Jey unleashing a series of punches. He delivers a thrust kick and removes his shirt, placing it on Priest before landing an uppercut. Jey attempts to lift Priest, but Priest regains his footing and boxes Jey’s ears. Jey responds with an enzuigiri that sends Priest into the corner. Jey goes for his running hip attack, but Priest counters by sending Jey to the apron.

On the apron, Jey executes a crossbody for a near fall. Priest rolls to the apron as well and lands a round kick, blocking a thrust kick from Jey. Priest then hits a leaping flatliner for yet another near fall, keeping the crowd on the edge of their seats.

The match takes an electrifying turn as Damian Priest sets up for South of Heaven on the announce table. But the unexpected happens when JD accidentally strikes Priest with the case. Seizing the opportunity, Cody Rhodes delivers a devastating CrossRhodes to Priest, right onto the table.

Meanwhile, Finn Balor heads to the outside, and Jey Uso isn’t far behind. Jey delivers a spectacular flip dive onto Finn and JD, intensifying the chaos at ringside.

Back in the ring, Cody Rhodes tags in and Jey responds with a superkick. Cody capitalizes on the opening and hits Jey with a CodyCutter, while Jey follows up with a neckbreaker. Cody seizes the moment and finishes the match with another CrossRhodes, this time on Finn Balor. The referee counts to three, declaring Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso as the new champions in a thrilling turn of events.

Wade Barrett, Booker T and Xavier Woods do a backstage promotion for a pizza app.

LWO vs. Bobby Lashley and The Street Profits

Street Profits and the powerhouse Bobby Lashley come out first. Montez Ford immediately points out the disadvantage, as it’s three against two.

Santos Escobar kicks off the encounter with a fiery display, executing a well-timed sunset flip on Ford. However, Ford rolls through, narrowly avoiding a kick. Santos doesn’t let up, stopping Angelo Dawkins and hitting a flying forearm on Ford. Santos then finds himself on the apron, where he delivers a sharp kick to Ford before climbing to the top rope for an impressive crossbody.

Santos sets up for a running double knee strike, but Ford manages to escape to the apron, where he counters with punches. Ford ascends to the top rope, but Santos responds with a swift kick to the head. Santos seizes the moment and executes a breathtaking Frankensteiner, coming close to a pinfall.

Ford recovers and takes Santos down with a clip, allowing Dawkins to tag in. Dawkins delivers a forearm, and then Lashley tags back in. Dawkins adds to the punishment with a twisting splash in the corner. Lashley tries to lock in the Hurt Lock, but Santos escapes. Bobby Lashley shifts his focus to Santos, preparing for a delayed suplex. He hoists Santos up high and sends him crashing down to the mat.

Dawkins tags in once again and attempts a pinfall, coming very close. Dawkins continues the assault with an Irish whip, followed by a twisting splash in the corner. Santos finds an opening with a dropkick and tags in Rey Mysterio. Rey showcases his agility with a headscissors takedown, but Dawkins responds with a well-placed kick.

Rey retaliates with kicks of his own, knocking Lashley off the apron. He then successfully lands a 619 on Dawkins, but Lashley makes a crucial tag and grabs Rey before he can execute the move. With Rey Mysterio in his grasp, Lashley delivers a bone-jarring Dominator, leaving the crowd in awe.

Montez Ford takes control as he tags in and lands a splash on Rey Mysterio, coming close to a pinfall. Montez proceeds with a series of kicks, targeting Rey’s ribs. He follows up with more kicks in the corner, inflicting further punishment on Rey. An Irish whip sends Rey sternum-first into the turnbuckles.

Angelo Dawkins tags in and adds to the assault with a few kicks of his own. Lashley briefly chokes Rey while the referee deals with Dawkins. Lashley then tags in, connecting with elbows in the corner and asserting his dominance. However, Rey manages to fight back with an elbow and a series of forearms, momentarily escaping the corner. Lashley charges, but Rey wisely moves, causing Lashley to collide with the turnbuckles.

Montez Ford goes for a charge but ends up tumbling over the top rope and onto the floor. Dawkins tags in, and Ford pulls Santos Escobar off the apron to prevent him from tagging in. Zelina Vega seizes the opportunity and delivers a Meteora to Ford, creating a game-changing moment.

Rey Mysterio doesn’t let up and executes a tornado DDT on Dawkins, leaving both competitors down in the ring.

Rey searches for Santos Escobar, but Santos is on the ground, unable to assist. Dawkins seizes Rey and tries to prevent him from reaching his corner for a tag.

Suddenly, Carlito’s music hits, and the crowd erupts as he makes his way to the ring. Rey continues to struggle to make the tag while Carlito tags in and unleashes a flurry of clotheslines on Montez Ford. Carlito follows up with an Irish whip, punching Dawkins and Lashley in the process. He then delivers a dropkick and sends Dawkins over the top rope to the floor.

Rey Mysterio joins the fray, executing a seated splash off the apron onto Dawkins. Meanwhile, Santos Escobar hits a suicide dive, sending Lashley crashing into the ringside barrier.

Back in the ring, Carlito lands his signature move, the Backstabber, on Montez Ford, securing the three-count and the victory for LWO and Carlito in this exhilarating matchup.

Mark your calendars because Crown Jewel is set to rock the WWE universe on November 4th!

But before we dive into that, we catch a glimpse of the earlier arrival of the formidable Jade Cargill at the arena, hinting at what’s in store for the event. Stay tuned for more explosive action!

Women’s Championship Match: Iyo Sky vs. Charlotte Flair vs. Asuka

Charlotte Flair out first, followed by Asuka and then Iyo Sky. Flair starts things off with a devastating boot to Iyo Sky, but the tables quickly turn when Asuka spits a mysterious mist into Flair’s face! Asuka goes for the pin, but Iyo breaks it up, keeping the match alive. Meanwhile, Flair rolls to the floor, desperately trying to clear her eyes from the mist’s effects.

Iyo retaliates with a Tiger Feint followed by an arm drag. Asuka responds with an arm drag of her own, transitioning smoothly into an armbar. Iyo manages to get back on her feet and sends Asuka back to the mat. The action is fast-paced and technical, with Iyo locking in a head scissors and pulling Asuka down by the hair.

At ringside, Charlotte Flair is still being treated for the effects of the mist. Iyo continues to dominate with a back elbow in the corner, but a high-risk move from the turnbuckles backfires as she misses a moonsault and lands on her feet. Asuka capitalizes with a missile dropkick, and Iyo counters with a rollup for a near fall.

The match remains incredibly competitive as Iyo tries an inside cradle and a crucifix, both resulting in near falls. Iyo connects with a powerful kick to Asuka’s head, but Asuka fires back with a brutal back elbow. Flair, back in the action, delivers a boot to Asuka and follows it up with a fallaway slam on Iyo. Flair then adds her signature chops to Asuka.

Flair attempts to target Asuka’s leg, but Iyo jumps on her back. Flair responds with a snapmare, then follows it up with a forearm to Asuka. Asuka counters with a kick to Flair’s leg, and Flair catches Asuka, executing a belly-to-back suplex. Iyo Sky seizes the opportunity, hitting a victory roll on Flair and then delivering a double stomp, keeping the action unpredictable and electrifying.

Iyo Sky and Asuka unleash a flurry of kicks and forearms. Meanwhile, Charlotte Flair, although recovering from the mist earlier, remains a force to be reckoned with.

Flair manages to turn the tables on her opponents when she’s Irish-whipped, expertly flipping to the apron and striking Asuka with her shoulders. She follows up with a crafty slingshot rollup on Asuka, showcasing her versatility.

Iyo Sky seizes the moment to lock in La Mistica, transitioning into a crossface on Flair, exerting intense pressure on her opponent. Asuka adds to the chaos with a series of kicks to Flair. The action is non-stop and fast-paced.

Asuka sends Iyo Sky to the apron, but Iyo turns the tables, dropping Asuka on the top rope. Iyo then takes to the turnbuckles, looking to execute a moonsault. However, Asuka manages to halt Iyo’s momentum. Asuka sets up for a German Superplex, but Iyo counters with an elbow strike.

Despite the counter, Asuka executes the German Superplex, showing her incredible strength. She follows up with a sliding kick to Iyo’s head, nearly securing the victory with a close near fall. The match remains highly competitive and unpredictable as the battle rages on.

Charlotte Flair seizes the moment, climbing to the top turnbuckle while Asuka has Iyo Sky in a waist lock. Flair launches herself with a crossbody, crashing into both Iyo and Asuka. After a series of chops that rock both her opponents, Flair sets up for a double suplex, but Iyo and Asuka put up a fight. Despite their resistance, Flair manages to execute the double suplex, showcasing her power.

Flair follows up with a kick to Asuka and then sends Iyo face-first into the turnbuckles. She gracefully walks over her opponents before delivering a double clothesline, almost securing the win with a near fall on Asuka.

However, Flair misses a boot and gets entangled in the ropes. Iyo takes advantage by dropping Charlotte’s leg onto the top rope, causing her pain. Iyo then surprises Asuka with a sunset flip when Asuka attempts a German suplex, but Flair reaches the ropes in time to break the count. Iyo and Asuka continue to exchange near falls, keeping the excitement level high.

Asuka delivers a hip attack to Flair on the apron, while Iyo lands a chop. Asuka Irish whips Iyo, who responds with a daring suicide dive onto Flair. Asuka then connects with a sliding kick to Flair on the apron, leaving her reeling. Iyo trips Asuka on the apron and sets her sights on a moonsault. Iyo executes an impressive Asai Moonsault onto Asuka, further highlighting her agility.

Flair climbs the turnbuckles for her own moonsault onto Iyo and Asuka, adding her signature move to the mix.

Flair sends Asuka back into the ring, planning to capitalize. However, Asuka counters by pulling Flair off the turnbuckles. Asuka runs into a boot from Flair, who then heads back to the top rope. Iyo surprises Flair with a Shotei, causing her to stagger on the turnbuckles. Iyo and Flair engage in a forearm exchange, but Flair gains the upper hand with a chop.

Flair attempts to put Iyo on her shoulders, but Asuka comes to the rescue, hitting a powerbomb on Charlotte while Flair executes a Samoan drop on Iyo. Asuka scores a near fall on both competitors, keeping the match as unpredictable as ever.

Asuka runs into a boot from Flair, but she counters with a takedown into an armbar. Flair fights back with a forearm and transitions it into a Boston Crab. Asuka counters and almost secures the victory with a near fall. Flair goes for the Figure Four, but Iyo Sky hits her with a Meteora, nearly securing the win.

Asuka locks in the Asuka Lock on Iyo Sky, but Iyo rolls her up for another near fall. Asuka follows up with a Codebreaker to Iyo, while Flair delivers a spear to Asuka, almost securing the victory. The match reaches a dramatic climax as Bayley enters the ring to check on Iyo Sky. Bayley sends Iyo onto the apron, and Flair kicks Iyo off the apron to the floor.

Asuka goes for another Codebreaker off the turnbuckles, but Iyo Sky counters and hits a moonsault on Flair. Iyo Sky successfully secures the three-count, retaining her championship in a hard-fought battle that left the audience in awe.

The anticipation in Indianapolis is palpable as LA Knight arrives at the arena earlier in the day, setting the stage for an exciting evening of WWE action.

But before the action unfolds, the charismatic Pat McAfee makes his way to the ring. With his signature charisma, Pat addresses the crowd, emphasizing the vibrant energy that defines Indianapolis. He declares that this town deserves nothing less than a Wrestlemania-level event.

The excitement reaches its zenith when Pat introduces none other than the legendary John Cena, sending the crowd into a frenzy of cheers and applause. The stage is set for an unforgettable night in Indianapolis.

John Cena and LA Knight vs. Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa

The match kicks off with John Cena facing off against Jimmy Uso. Cena starts strong with a side headlock and follows up with a powerful shoulder tackle. Paul Heyman, at ringside, has some words for Jimmy Uso.

Jimmy attempts to regain control with a side headlock of his own, but Cena counters with another shoulder tackle. Jimmy tags in Solo Sikoa, who enters the ring looking displeased with Jimmy’s performance thus far. Cena goes for another shoulder tackle, but Solo stands tall and delivers a powerful uppercut. He follows it up with another uppercut and a headbutt to Cena.

Solo tags Jimmy back in, and they team up to make Cena’s night miserable. They execute a “make a wish” move on Cena, and Jimmy adds insult to injury with punches and uppercuts. Jimmy even stomps on Cena’s hand before putting him in the ropes and choking him. Solo gets involved with some punches while Jimmy keeps the referee distracted.

Solo tags in once more and continues the onslaught on Cena, preventing him from making a tag by applying a side headlock. The action is heating up as Cena desperately searches for an opportunity to turn the tide.

Jimmy Uso pulls Cena down by the hair and goes for a pin, but Cena kicks out at the last moment. Solo Sikoa tags in and sets up for a running hip strike in the corner, successfully connecting with Cena. Solo stands tall over Cena, who struggles to make it back to his corner. Solo adds insult to injury with a headbutt, and Cena fights back with punches. However, Solo responds with a spinning heel kick, sending Cena back to the canvas.

Jimmy Uso tags back in, attempting to draw LA Knight into the ring to distract the referee. Cena manages to execute an Attitude Adjustment on Jimmy, but both men end up down on the mat. Solo Sikoa tags back in and prevents Cena from making the much-needed tag to Knight by delivering a headbutt while Knight argues with the referee.

Jimmy throws something at LA Knight, creating further chaos at ringside. Solo pulls Cena into the corner and goes for a Bonzai splash, landing it successfully. He attempts a second Bonzai splash, but Cena manages to get his knee up to halt Solo’s assault, showing his resilience.

Jimmy tags back in, and this time, LA Knight also gets the tag. Knight enters the ring with a flying clothesline and follows it up with a side Russian leg sweep. He continues the attack with a swinging neckbreaker and knocks Solo off the apron. Knight kicks Jimmy in the corner and avoids Solo’s interference.

Knight proceeds with a DDT on Solo, and as Jimmy goes for a splash from the top rope, Knight manages to roll out of the way, causing Jimmy to land on his feet and roll through. LA Knight responds with a power slam and follows it up with his signature LA Knight elbow. However, Solo Sikoa breaks up the pinfall attempt with a Samoan drop on Knight.

Cena re-enters the fray with a crossbody on Solo, and Jimmy Uso delivers a frog splash to Cena. The match remains highly competitive as the action unfolds in electrifying fashion.

The thrilling tag team match reaches its climax as LA Knight takes control:

Knight throws punches at both Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa, showing his determination to secure the victory. He continues to exchange blows with both opponents, displaying his resilience.

Jimmy attempts to send Knight over the top rope to the floor, but Knight manages to regain his composure. However, Jimmy surprises Cena with a superkick just as Cena was setting up Solo for an Attitude Adjustment.

Jimmy goes up top once more, while Solo heads over the top rope to the outside, dropping down when Knight ducks. In an incredible display of agility and strength, Knight leaps to the turnbuckles and executes a superplex on Jimmy, sending shockwaves through the crowd.

Cena doesn’t miss a beat and delivers an elbow drop to Solo on the apron, following it up with his signature Five Knuckle Shuffle. Knight capitalizes on this momentum by hitting Blunt Force Trauma, securing the three-count for his team.

The duo of John Cena and LA Knight emerges victorious in this thrilling contest, leaving the audience on their feet in applause.

Finn Balor engages in a conversation with Damian Priest backstage, expressing his concerns about Priest’s intentions to cash in the Money in the Bank contract tonight. Balor advises him to reconsider, urging him not to rush into such a significant decision.

However, Damian Priest remains resolute in his determination to seize the opportunity tonight, emphasizing that he doesn’t want to leave without a championship. Rhea Ripley intervenes in the conversation, echoing Balor’s concerns. She urges Priest to hold off on his decision tonight and even asks for the Money in the Bank briefcase, clearly worried about the consequences of a hasty cash-in.

Last Man Standing Match for the World Championship: Seth Rollins versus Shinsuke Nakamura

Rollins attempts a kick, but Nakamura dodges it and rolls out of the ring. Nakamura taunts Rollins with a “COME ON” gesture, challenging him to bring the fight. Rollins grabs a kendo stick, but Nakamura moves swiftly. Nakamura pulls Rollins out to the floor and slams him into the apron and ringside barrier. Nakamura goes for a suplex, but Rollins blocks it and manages to execute a suplex on the unforgiving floor. The referee starts the count as both competitors feel the effects of this punishing encounter.

Rollins decides to raise the stakes and pulls up the protective mats, seemingly planning a powerbomb. However, Nakamura escapes and Rollins resorts to sending Nakamura into the steel ring steps instead. Rollins then uses the steps as a weapon, striking Nakamura in the head with them. Nakamura narrowly avoids a Stomp onto the steps, and Rollins retaliates with a rolling elbow.

Rollins proceeds to fill the ring with an arsenal of chairs, a trash can, and a table, even setting up another table outside the ring for added chaos. Nakamura fights back with a kick and a running knee to Rollins, who is hanging over the apron. Nakamura follows up with a knee drop off the apron, delivering punishment to Rollins on the edge of the ring.

Nakamura sends Rollins back into the ring and adds nunchuks to the mix, striking Rollins in the leg with them. Nakamura continues his attack with the nunchuks, targeting Rollins’ leg once again. However, Rollins retaliates by catching Nakamura off-guard with a boot. Nakamura puts Rollins in the ropes and executes a sliding German suplex, showcasing his athleticism. The referee begins the count as the grueling match takes its toll on both competitors.

Nakamura strategically targets Rollins’ leg, kicking the back of it and placing a trash can over Rollins. Nakamura uses a kendo stick to strike the trash can, amplifying the pain for Rollins. Nakamura doesn’t stop there and chokes Rollins with the nunchuks. He follows it up with a knee drop, continuing to wear down his opponent.

Nakamura transitions into a sleeper hold, but Rollins manages to reach the ropes for a break. Nakamura goes for a reverse exploder suplex, but Rollins deftly lands on his feet and hits a sling blade. Rollins wields the kendo stick again, striking Nakamura in the midsection before landing a boot to his head. Rollins ascends the turnbuckle and delivers a frog splash onto Nakamura, leaving both competitors down and gasping for breath.

Rollins grabs the kendo stick once more, but this time, he misses his shot. Nakamura seizes the opportunity, choking Rollins with the kendo stick and executing a lungblower. Nakamura doesn’t hold back, delivering a powerful kick to Rollins. He sets up a table in the corner and attempts to apply a rear naked choke, followed by a reverse exploder suplex on Rollins.

However, Rollins manages to evade Nakamura’s running knee strike, causing Nakamura to collide with the table in the corner. Rollins capitalizes with a Stomp on Nakamura, prompting the referee to begin the count. Nakamura summons his resilience, getting back on his feet.

Rollins decides to introduce a ladder into the mix and strikes Nakamura with the top of it. He sets up a ladder next to the announce table, creating a dangerous environment. Rollins puts Nakamura on the announce table, climbs the turnbuckle, and prepares for a high-risk maneuver. But Nakamura stands up just in time, causing Rollins to crash and burn.

Rollins retaliates with a forearm against the ringside barrier, then sends Nakamura into the apron and ringside barrier. Finally, Rollins sends Nakamura over the ringside barrier and into the crowd, leaving both men battered and bruised in this brutal contest.

Rollins delivers a forearm strike to Nakamura before hitting him with a chair. He attempts to hoist Nakamura onto his shoulders, possibly for an offensive maneuver, but Nakamura counters by sending Rollins into the railing. Nakamura then guides Rollins into a storage case, unloading a series of forearm strikes as they make their way up the aisle. Rollins counters with punches and resorts to biting Nakamura in the brawl. Nakamura strikes back with a low blow, followed by a powerful kick that sends Rollins tumbling off the stairs and onto the floor. The referee starts the count.

Rollins manages to beat the count, but Nakamura has a chair in hand, and he ruthlessly strikes Rollins in the back with it. Nakamura delivers another punishing chair shot to Rollins’ back, inflicting immense pain. Nakamura swings and misses with the chair, inadvertently hitting the ring post. Rollins seizes the moment, attempting to execute a Pedigree on the exposed concrete floor. However, Nakamura counters with a back body drop, sending Rollins crashing onto the concrete.

Nakamura responds with a forearm to Rollins’ back and guides him back into the ring. Nakamura prepares for his Kinshasa finisher, but Rollins counters with a superkick. Rollins follows up with a Pedigree, prompting the referee to start the count on both competitors.

Rollins rolls to the floor, and Nakamura manages to get up at the count of nine. Both warriors find themselves on the outside, and Rollins attempts to reintroduce a table into the ring. Rollins sets up the table on the outside. Nakamura runs Rollins into the apron and delivers a series of forearms and knee strikes. Nakamura positions Rollins on the table, then ascends the apron and turnbuckles. He executes a double knee drop to Rollins’ midsection through the table, causing significant damage. Nakamura gets back to his feet, and Rollins miraculously beats the referee’s count to return to his feet as well. Nakamura continues the onslaught by relentlessly attacking Rollins’ back with the chair, making it clear that neither competitor is willing to back down in this grueling contest.

Rollins uses the ringside barrier to help him stand, and he positions Nakamura’s head on the announce table. Rollins climbs a ladder he had set up earlier, preparing for a suplex off the ladder and through the table. However, Nakamura counters by spitting mist into Rollins’ eyes and shoving him off the ladder, sending Rollins crashing through the table.

The referee initiates the count, and Rollins miraculously manages to beat it, displaying his resilience. Nakamura climbs down from the ladder and sends Rollins into it, further intensifying the brutality of their encounter. They make their way back into the ring, where Nakamura hoists Rollins up for a backbreaker onto a chair. Nakamura then sets up for his Kinshasa finisher and sends Rollins crashing through another table. Rollins rolls to the floor to break the count, clearly in agony from the punishment.

Rollins falls to the floor, and Nakamura takes the fight to him, delivering a kick to Rollins’ back. Nakamura proceeds to send Rollins over the ringside barrier and into the timekeeper’s area. Nakamura lands a knee strike to Rollins’ midsection as they continue their brawl toward the ramp. Nakamura gets Rollins on his shoulders and positions Seth on a platform. Nakamura relentlessly kicks Rollins in the head. Nakamura delivers a series of kicks to Seth’s body, attempting to weaken his opponent. Nakamura attempts to execute an offensive move, but Rollins counters with elbows and ultimately hits a Pedigree onto the platform. Rollins follows up with a Stomp on the platform, adding to the brutality of the encounter. The referee starts his count, and both competitors struggle to beat it. Rollins makes it to his feet, while Nakamura falls just short of standing, resulting in Rollins retaining the championship in this grueling Last Man Standing match.

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