WWE Crown Jewel Results Coverage, Reactions & Highlights for November 4, 2023

Welcome to our live coverage of WWE Crown Jewel 2023, broadcasting from the Mohammed Abdu Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. We’ll be bringing you all the action from this highly anticipated event.

Our live coverage kicks off at 1 p.m. ET, so be sure to join us as we follow the action and share your thoughts in the comments section below. Don’t forget to spread the excitement on social media!

WWE Crown Jewel (11/4/2023) Lineup:

• Undisputed WWE Universal Championship: Roman Reigns (c) vs. LA Knight
• WWE World Heavyweight Championship: Seth Rollins (c) vs. Drew McIntyre
• WWE Women’s World Championship: Rhea Ripley (c) vs. Nia Jax vs. Raquel Rodriguez vs. Shayna Baszler vs. Zoey Stark
• WWE Women’s Championship: IYO SKY (c) vs. Bianca Belair
• WWE United States Championship: Rey Mysterio (c) vs. Logan Paul
• John Cena vs. Solo Sikoa
• Cody Rhodes vs. Damian Priest
• Kickoff Match: Sami Zayn vs. JD McDonagh

WWE Crown Jewel (11/4/2023) Kickoff Preshow:

Megan Morant is your host for today’s WWE Crown Jewel 2023 viewing party, and she’s joined by the insightful Matt Camp and the entertaining Peter Rosenberg. Our trio of hosts kicks things off by running through the exciting card for today’s show, giving fans a sneak peek at what’s in store.

Next up, we delve into the Seth Rollins vs. Drew McIntyre match with an exhilarating video package, setting the stage for their epic showdown.

Switching gears, we turn our attention to the electrifying clash between Bianca Belair and Iyo Sky, presenting a gripping video package that heightens the anticipation for this women’s championship bout.

Intrigue continues as we explore the intense rivalry between John Cena and Solo Sikoa, capturing the essence of their feud in a compelling video package.

Last but not least, we focus on the showdown between Logan Paul and Rey Mysterio, shedding light on their clash with a captivating video package that leaves fans eager to witness this unique matchup.

Continuing our coverage of WWE Crown Jewel 2023, we now turn our attention to the highly anticipated Five-Way Match for the Women’s Title on Raw. Stay tuned as we break down the participants and the stakes in this thrilling contest.

And as the excitement continues to build, we transition to the match between Cody Rhodes and Damian Priest. Get ready for a showdown of epic proportions as we present a gripping video package that sets the stage for what promises to be an intense battle between these two fierce competitors.

Sami Zayn vs JD McDonagh

JD McDonagh attempted to assert control by using the ropes to quiet the crowd’s energy, albeit with limited success. The action picked up as JD and Sami Zayn engaged in a technical exchange, with both competitors showcasing their wrestling prowess.

Sami applied a wrist lock, which JD reversed into a hammerlock, only for Sami to quickly counter back. Sami then executed a wrist lock takedown, transitioning into an arm drag followed by an arm bar. JD fought back with a kick and punches during a break in the action, eventually locking in a side headlock.

The match continued with a series of impressive maneuvers, including a monkey flip by Sami, sending JD awkwardly into the ropes. Sami attempted some turnbuckle punches, but JD countered with a kick. The two competitors battled around the ring, with Sami ultimately gaining control.

As the match reached its climax, JD escaped a Blue Thunder Bomb attempt and took the action to the apron. He then dropped Sami onto the top rope, followed by a forearm and punches on the mat. JD continued his offense with a back elbow, chops in the corner, and a sit-out jawbreaker.

JD attempted a superplex, but Sami blocked it, leading to JD falling to the mat. Sami seized the opportunity to execute a high-impact move off the turnbuckles but was met with a JD dropkick for a near fall. JD resorted to choking Sami in the corner, but Sami fought back with boots, clotheslines, and an Irish whip followed by a back body drop.

Sami looked to finish the match with his signature Blue Thunder Bomb, but JD managed to reach the ropes. JD countered with a back elbow and a spectacular Spanish Fly, nearly securing the victory. However, Sami Zayn ultimately prevailed, hitting the Helluva Kick followed by a Blue Thunder Bomb for the three-count.

The winner of this intense kickoff show match is Sami Zayn! The energy in the arena is electric as WWE Crown Jewel 2023 gets off to an exciting start.

WWE Crown Jewel (11/4/2023) Live Results Coverage:

WWE Crown Jewel 2023 is set to kick off with a blockbuster match as Drew McIntyre goes head-to-head with Seth Rollins. The anticipation is at its peak, and this high-octane clash promises to set the tone for the entire event.

But before we dive into that epic showdown, let’s take a moment to check out the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship match between Roman Reigns and LA Knight. We’ve got a gripping video package that will provide an in-depth look at the build-up to this monumental title bout.

World Championship Match: Seth Rollins vs. Drew McIntyre

In the opening moments of this electrifying match between Drew McIntyre and Seth Rollins, they locked up in the center of the ring. Drew McIntyre demonstrated his sportsmanship by backing Seth Rollins into the corner and offering a clean break. Seth responded with a quick waist lock transition into a side headlock, showcasing his technical prowess.

The action intensified as Drew powered Seth with a thunderous shoulder tackle, but Seth swiftly answered with a flying shoulder tackle of his own. However, Seth’s maneuver only managed to send Drew into the ropes, and Drew retaliated with another impactful shoulder tackle. Drew continued to assert dominance with a well-placed kick to Seth’s back, leaving his opponent reeling.

Drew unleashed a series of punishing chops that sent Seth to the mat, and he followed up with a powerful suplex, narrowly missing a pinfall. Seth, undeterred, fired back with a barrage of chops of his own, forcing Drew to briefly yield. Seth then gained the upper hand, sending Drew over the top rope and onto the floor.

Seizing the opportunity, Seth delivered a dropkick through the ropes, followed by a lightning-quick running knee to Drew’s temple from the apron. The action escalated as Seth executed a suicide dive, but Drew managed to catch him in mid-air, countering with a brutal overhead belly-to-belly suplex that sent Seth crashing onto the unforgiving floor.

The intensity of the match between Drew McIntyre and Seth Rollins continued to escalate as they unleashed a flurry of punishing moves.

Drew sent Seth back into the ring and delivered a brutal Irish whip that had Seth reeling. Drew even added some pie-facing taunts, but instead of backing down, Seth responded with a barrage of punches, showing his resilience. However, Drew regained control with a powerful spinebuster, coming close to securing the victory.

The two competitors engaged in a chop exchange, each man dishing out and absorbing their fair share of punishment. Drew followed up with a kick and a running back elbow, attempting a reverse Alabama Slam. But Seth fought back with kicks to Drew’s head, managing to break free.

Seth displayed his agility by landing on his feet when Drew attempted to pull him off the mat. Drew then connected with an enzuigiri, but Seth swiftly moved, causing Drew to collide shoulder-first with the ring post. Seth capitalized with a clothesline, but Drew remained on his feet, showcasing his resilience.

Seth unleashed a series of kicks, sending Drew to the mat, and followed up with a springboard swanton and quebrada for a near fall. Seth tried to execute a suplex, but Drew blocked it. Seth resorted to a knee strike to escape and followed up with a Falcon Arrow for another near fall.

Seth attempted to set up for his signature Pedigree, but Drew managed to escape. Drew, in turn, sought to execute his Future Shock DDT, but Seth evaded it. A thrilling exchange on the turnbuckles followed, culminating in Seth executing a superplex, rolling through, but Drew countered with a brainbuster for a close near fall.

Drew then hoisted Seth onto his shoulders and ascended the turnbuckles, but Seth countered, attempting a sunset flip buckle bomb. However, Drew managed to regain his footing when Seth’s back gave out, allowing him to execute the Future Shock DDT for yet another near fall.

With the match hanging in the balance, Drew patiently awaited Seth’s return to his feet, preparing for his devastating Claymore kick. But Seth appeared unable to rise. In a surprising turn of events, Seth suddenly rolled Drew into an inside cradle, nearly snatching the victory.

Seth continued to display his resilience, clotheslining Drew over the top rope and following up with a suicide dive, making contact with his opponent. Drew retaliated by ramming Seth into the ring steps and ring post before delivering a side slam off the steps onto the apron.

Back in the ring, the battle raged on, with Seth landing chops and Drew responding with a Glasgow Kiss. Seth managed to hit a Pedigree for another near fall, but he wasn’t done yet. Seth unleashed a barrage of forearms and a rolling elbow, setting up for The Stomp. However, Drew intercepted Seth, running him into the turnbuckles.

Drew then showcased his strength with two overhead belly-to-belly suplexes, followed by a neck breaker. The back-and-forth action between these two incredible athletes had the WWE Universe on the edge of their seats, wondering who would emerge victorious at WWE Crown Jewel 2023.

Drew McIntyre appeared primed to deliver his devastating Claymore kick. However, Seth Rollins had other plans and countered Drew’s move with a superkick, stunning his opponent.

Seizing the moment, Seth executed The Stomp, a move that has brought him numerous victories, but Drew McIntyre somehow managed to kick out, showing incredible resilience.

Seth, perhaps growing desperate to secure the win, pulled Drew into the corner and contemplated a high-risk maneuver, considering a Phoenix Splash. He ascended the turnbuckles, but Drew sensed the danger and moved out of harm’s way just in time. Seth, displaying his agility, landed on his feet and rolled through.

With both competitors on the brink of exhaustion, Drew mustered the strength for one final Claymore attempt.

Drew McIntyre managed to connect with another Claymore, nearly securing the victory. The WWE Universe held their breath as the referee’s hand hovered just inches from the canvas.

However, Seth Rollins showed tremendous resilience and fighting spirit. He countered Drew’s attempt at another Claymore with a superkick, keeping his championship hopes alive. Drew McIntyre’s previous miss of the Claymore left him vulnerable, and Seth capitalized with a Pedigree, followed by The Stomp.

The referee counted to three, signaling the end of the match and the victorious retention of Seth Rollins’ championship.

But the action was far from over. As the dust settled, Damian Priest’s music blared throughout the arena, and he made his way to the ring accompanied by a referee.

Before the bell rings, a hooded man (Sami Zayn) launches an attack on the priest, swiftly seizing the briefcase and disappearing into the crowd. Desperate to escape, the priest rushes through the throng.

In the backstage area, Rhea Ripley approaches Drew McIntyre, but she departs without uttering a word.

Women’s World Championship Match: Rhea Ripley versus Raquel Rodriguez versus Nia Jax versus Zoey Stark versus Shayna Baszler

When the bell rings, Nia drops to the floor, prompting Rhea to go after the other three competitors. Stark surprises Rhea with a rollup, nearly securing a pinfall. Shayna also gets a close two-count on Rhea. Zoey attempts a double rollup on Shayna and Rhea simultaneously, and then she follows up with a kick to Rhea and Shayna. Zoey goes for a sunset flip, but Shayna counters by dropping down. Raquel executes a jackknife cover on Shayna.

Nia takes the opportunity to send Raquel crashing into the ringside barrier. She then trips Rhea on the apron, and follows it up with a punch to Shayna and a slam to Zoey. Shayna locks in a waist lock on Nia, and Rhea adds a headbutt to Nia’s troubles. Shayna counters with a German suplex on Nia, while Zoey and Rhea exchange punches. Raquel biels Shayna and follows it with clotheslines to Rhea and Zoey, and another on Shayna. Raquel delivers a power slam to Zoey and a spinning power slam to Shayna.

Rhea sends Raquel to the mat and connects with a dropkick. She proceeds to deliver shoulders to Zoey in the corner and sends Shayna face-first into the mat. Rhea and Nia exchange forearm strikes, with Rhea attempting to get Nia on her shoulders but struggling. Rhea manages a round kick, but Nia counters with a Thesz Press and slams Rhea’s head into the mat. Nia goes for a leg drop on Rhea but only gets a near fall. When Zoey moves out of the way, Nia goes shoulder-first into the turnbuckles, while Raquel tackles Zoey. Shayna locks in an ankle lock and a step-over toe hold on Rhea, simultaneously applying a sleeper to Nia. Zoey breaks up the holds and nearly pins Shayna. Zoey executes a half-and-half suplex on Raquel and goes up top, but Rhea stops her and delivers a chop.

They battle on the turnbuckles, with Rhea setting up for a superplex. Raquel joins her for a double superplex, but Zoey climbs back to the turnbuckles. Shayna slides under and hits the Tower of Doom. Nia gets another near fall on Zoey and follows it up with a knee to Shayna’s head. Nia splashes Shayna in the corner, and Rhea kicks Nia in the back of the leg. Raquel contributes with a double jump twisting elbow drop, but Rhea breaks up the pin attempt. Rhea and Raquel push each other and then exchange slaps. Both deliver running boots at the same time, causing them both to go down.

Rhea and Raquel find themselves on the apron, but Zoey seizes the moment and delivers a double dropkick to knock them off the apron. Zoey then courageously executes a double jump crossbody onto Shayna, Raquel, and Rhea, albeit limping her way back into the ring.

Zoey follows up with a springboard dropkick to Rhea, followed by a Z360, but Nia intervenes and breaks up the pin attempt. Nia headbutts Zoey twice and pulls her into the corner. However, Raquel strikes Nia in the back with a forearm and then hits a Tejana Bomb for a near fall.

Rhea prepares for a RipTide on Raquel, but Shayna intervenes and locks in the Kirifuda Clutch on Rhea. Raquel counters with a boot to Shayna, and Rhea responds with a headbutt to Raquel. Rhea manages to hit the RipTide on Shayna, but Zoey breaks up the pin attempt. Zoey positions Rhea on the turnbuckles.

Rhea retaliates with a headbutt to Zoey and sets up for a Super RipTide, while Raquel covers Shayna. In a stunning turn of events, Rhea executes the Super RipTide to break up the cover and secures the pinfall victory over Shayna.

Winner: Rhea Ripley (retains championship)

John Cena vs. Solo Sikoa

Cena skillfully evades a punch from Sikoa, displaying his agility. He avoids another punch and seizes the opportunity to execute a side headlock takedown on Solo. Cena proceeds to stomp on Solo’s right arm and begins targeting the right shoulder by lifting Solo into the air by his wrist. Cena remains relentless in his assault, focusing on Solo’s shoulder. He follows up with a shoulder tackle, nearly securing a pinfall.

Maintaining his dominance, Cena applies an armbar, exerting pressure on Solo’s already vulnerable arm. Cena then continues to work on Solo’s wrist, exploiting his opponent’s weakness. Cena takes advantage of the ring ropes, wrapping Solo’s arm in them and sending him to the floor. Cena follows Solo to the outside, forcefully slamming Solo’s right hand onto the unforgiving ring steps. Cena returns Solo to the ring momentarily, only to send him back to the floor. Once again, Cena inflicts punishment by slamming Solo’s hand into the ring steps, making sure to exploit the injured appendage. Cena remains committed to his strategy by wrapping Solo’s hand in the ropes once more.

However, Solo manages to fight back, employing a headbutt and delivering a series of kicks to Cena as he attempts to regain control of the match.

Cena delivers a swift kick to Solo, but Solo retaliates with a spinning heel kick of his own. Solo ascends the turnbuckles and connects with a well-placed kick. He attempts to set up for his signature move, the Samoan Spike, but Cena manages to evade it and hoists Solo onto his shoulders. However, Solo escapes Cena’s grip and kicks him for a near fall.

Solo charges into the corner with a running hip attack, but Cena dodges the impending Samoan Spike attempt and transitions into a crossface. Solo counters with a quick rollup but falls short of the three-count. Solo then places Cena in the tree of woe position and follows up with a diving headbutt. He further showcases his strength with a belly-to-belly suplex, earning another near fall.

Solo goes for a corner splash, but Cena narrowly escapes the Samoan Spike once more. Cena retaliates with two flying shoulder tackles and a Blue Thunder Bomb. He continues his offense with a Five Knuckle Shuffle, but Solo manages to slip away from Cena’s attempt at an Attitude Adjustment. Instead, Solo hits a Samoan drop for another close two-count.

Solo attempts another running hip attack in the corner, but Cena remains focused on Solo’s arm, softening it up for his submission move. Cena climbs the ropes for a crossbody, nearly pinning Solo. However, Solo counters with a kick and tries for a uranage, but Cena blocks it and executes a uranage of his own.

Cena and Solo exchange punches, and Cena looks to hit the Attitude Adjustment once more, but Solo escapes. Solo goes for yet another uranage, but Cena blocks it again and transitions into an STF submission hold. Solo manages to reach the ropes, forcing a break, and then hits a Samoan Spike on Cena. However, Solo can’t capitalize immediately.

Solo doesn’t give up and delivers another Samoan Spike to Cena. He stands over Cena, waiting for him to rise, and then lands a fourth Samoan Spike. Solo doesn’t stop there; he continues to target Cena’s throat with multiple spikes until he secures the three-count victory.

Winner: Solo Sikoa

After Solo Sikoa heads backstage, Cena is met with a standing ovation from the enthusiastic crowd.

Miz then makes his entrance and announces his guest, Ibrahim Al Hajjaj, hailing from Saudi Arabia and the star of its biggest movie. Ibrahim expresses his excitement to be at Crown Jewel and is asked by Miz if it’s his dream to become a WWE superstar, much like the character he portrays.

However, Grayson Waller interrupts the proceedings, making his way to the ring. Waller acknowledges the presence of an actual movie star on MizTV and claims that if they want to give Ibrahim the respect he deserves, they need a proper talk show.

Miz questions the legitimacy of listening to Waller over him, to which Waller asserts that it’s no longer 2005, and the hottest talk show is “The Grayson Waller Effect.”

Miz humorously calls it “Australian Public Access.” Meanwhile, Ibrahim tries to mediate and states that he wants to be on the hottest talk show, which he believes is MizTV.

Waller, feeling disrespected in his own ring, insists that Ibrahim give the right answer. He goes as far as telling Ibrahim to leave the ring, but Ibrahim refuses. This leads to Waller kicking Ibrahim in the midsection. In response, Miz kicks Waller and sends him into a boot from Ibrahim. Miz finishes the confrontation with a Skull Crushing Finale.

With Waller incapacitated, Ibrahim seizes the moment to pay homage to the crowd by performing The Rock’s famous move, the People’s Elbow.

United States Championship Match: Rey Mysterio versus Logan Paul

In the opening moments of the match, Logan and Rey engage in a lock-up, with Logan managing to back Rey into the corner. Displaying a somewhat condescending attitude, Logan pats Rey on the head during the break. Rey responds with a waist lock, but Logan counters with a wrist lock and follows it up with shoulder tackles. Logan showcases his strength by lifting Rey into the air with the wrist lock.

As they continue their grappling exchange, Logan blocks Rey’s attempted takedown, leading to a test of strength between the two competitors. Logan then surprises Rey with a leg sweep, but Rey quickly counters with a sunset flip and a rollup. Rey gains the upper hand momentarily with a kick and an elbow, followed by a head scissors takedown. Rey attempts to transition into a headlock, but Logan wisely rolls to the outside of the ring to regroup.

Logan continues to engage Rey with a waist lock, but Rey swiftly counters with a standing switch. Logan answers with an elbow to regain control. Rey, ever the sportsman, applauds Logan’s athleticism, showcasing his respect for his opponent. Rey attempts a head scissors that sends Logan into the ropes, but Logan manages to escape. He then sends Rey to the apron, where Rey responds with a forearm strike to Logan’s kidneys before ascending the ropes.

Rey takes flight with a crossbody, but Logan rolls through and hits a punishing Death Valley Driver into the turnbuckles. He follows it up with a Finlay Slam and a quebrada, coming incredibly close to securing a pinfall.

Logan unleashes a series of punches in the corner, demonstrating his aggression. He maintains the offense with more punches in the corner and then attempts an Irish whip, but Rey cleverly falls in front of Logan as he comes out of the corner. Logan adapts by delivering an Irish whip to Rey’s midsection, followed by a waist lock takedown.

Rey fights to escape with a series of elbows and stomping on Logan’s foot. He follows up with a kick and forearms. However, Logan responds with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker, nearly putting Rey away. Logan then showcases his strength by pressing Rey over his head and dropping him behind him, finishing with a splash for yet another near fall.

Logan transitions into a bear hug, essentially ragdolling Rey in his grasp. Rey fights to escape, using elbows and finally breaking free from the hold. Logan counters with a knee strike and a backbreaker on his shoulders, but Rey manages to execute an arm drag to free himself. Logan runs Rey into the turnbuckles and delivers shoulders in the corner. However, he misses a shoulder attack when Rey evades, causing Logan to collide with the ring post. Capitalizing on this opportunity, Rey hits a suicide dive on Logan to gain the upper hand.

Rey continues to showcase his agility and high-flying abilities with a seated splash off the turnbuckles and a springboard crossbody, coming agonizingly close to a pinfall. Rey attempts a series of pinning combinations, including La Magistral, but Logan manages to kick out each time. Rey, sensing an opportunity, signals for the 619.

However, Logan counters Rey’s next move by sending him throat-first into the ropes as Rey was preparing for the 619. Logan goes to the apron and delivers a Buckshot Lariat for another near fall. Rey isn’t ready to give up and manages to apply La Mistica, transitioning into a crossface, but Logan reaches the ropes to force a break.

Rey adapts his strategy, targeting Logan’s legs with kicks, but Logan catches Rey mid-air during a springboard moonsault and slams him with a power slam, narrowly missing a three-count. Rey retreats to the apron, and Logan follows him to the turnbuckles. Rey fights back with elbows to the midsection and headbutts, causing Logan to descend to the mat. Logan tries another high-risk move, going for a Fallaway Slam off the turnbuckles, but Rey manages to kick out just in time.

Logan decides to go up top, but Rey avoids his maneuver by moving out of the way, causing Logan to land on his feet. Logan then catches Rey on a 619 attempt, showing his agility and ring awareness.

As the match intensifies, Logan avoids a clothesline from Rey, but Rey retaliates with a kick. Rey ascends the turnbuckles again, but Logan halts his ascent with forearms to the back. Logan attempts to carry Rey on his shoulders, but Rey counters with a sunset flip powerbomb and transitions into a Code Red for another near fall.

In a crucial moment, Logan’s friend tries to pass him brass knuckles, but Santos Escobar intervenes. He takes the brass knuckles and stands on them, preventing Logan from using them. Rey capitalizes by hitting a 619 on Logan. However, Logan manages to punch Rey with the brass knuckles, securing the three-count and becoming the new champion.

Winner: Logan Paul (new champion)

After the match, Logan Paul unexpectedly addresses Rey Mysterio, expressing his admiration for the legendary wrestler and stating that he loves him. Rey, however, doesn’t seem convinced and tells Logan that he knows what he did, hinting at the brass knuckles that played a significant role in the match’s outcome.

Following this confrontation, Jackie Redmond interviews Bianca Belair. She inquires about Bianca’s upcoming match against Iyo Sky, and Bianca responds with great enthusiasm. Bianca mentions her excitement and determination, highlighting that she was sidelined for months and has been diligently training and preparing for this opportunity. She emphasizes that what she did the previous night was just the beginning, marking phase one of her plan. For phase two, Bianca looks forward to facing Iyo Sky one-on-one, with no distractions, and vows to exact payback and reclaim her championship.

Women’s Championship Match: Iyo Sky vs. Bianca Belair

Bianca starts with a series of waistlock takedowns on Iyo Sky, showcasing her technical prowess. However, Iyo manages to counter with a shoulder tackle that sends Bianca into the ropes, prompting Bianca to respond with a shoulder tackle of her own. The action spills to the outside, where Bianca gains the upper hand by sending Iyo into the apron multiple times.

Back inside the ring, Bianca executes a delayed vertical suplex, displaying her strength, and follows it up with a handspring moonsault, coming close to a pinfall. She then sends Iyo into the turnbuckles and delivers a series of punches from the turnbuckles. However, Iyo grabs hold of Bianca’s hair, causing Bianca to flip over Iyo and dropkick her into the turnbuckles.

The tide shifts when Bianca goes shoulder-first into the ring post as Iyo swiftly moves out of the way. Iyo seizes the opportunity and targets Bianca’s leg, starting with a dragon screw leg whip followed by slamming Bianca’s leg into the mat. Iyo adds insult to injury with a knee drop to the injured leg.

Bianca manages to push Iyo away momentarily, but Iyo quickly returns to the attack. She puts Bianca’s leg in the ropes and drops the other leg over her shoulder, causing more damage. Iyo goes for a pinfall attempt but only gets a near fall. Iyo continues her assault by targeting Bianca’s hamstring with a series of kicks.

Bianca finally finds a moment to counter with a jawbreaker and a rollup for a near fall. She then attempts a suplex, but Iyo rolls through and kicks Bianca in the leg before slamming her head into the mat. Iyo remains relentless, focusing her attack on Bianca’s right leg and knee.

Iyo Sky maintains her relentless assault on Bianca’s leg. She executes a victory roll into a double stomp, earning a near fall, before going back to targeting Bianca’s injured leg.

Despite the damage, Bianca fights back with a series of forearms, briefly breaking free from Iyo’s grasp. However, Iyo manages to maintain her focus on Bianca’s leg. Bianca attempts a splash but misses when Iyo quickly moves to the apron. Iyo then ascends the turnbuckles but misses a missile dropkick as Bianca evades the attack.

Bianca, showing incredible resilience, performs a fallaway slam and kips up despite the damage to her leg. She continues with a series of slams on Iyo. Iyo manages to escape the fourth slam attempt and Bianca counters with a tilt-a-whirl gutbuster, but it only earns her a near fall.

As the match progresses, both competitors engage in an intense exchange of forearms. Iyo attempts a kick to the knee, but Bianca evades a Shotei. Iyo then counters a Glam Slam attempt into a rollup, but Bianca responds with a rollup of her own for a near fall. Bianca executes a release reverse gourdbuster but can’t secure the victory.

Iyo resorts to using hair-pulling tactics, but Bianca pulls Iyo into the ring post to regain control. Bianca heads to the top rope but Bayley, who had been at ringside, distracts the referee to prevent the count. Bianca knocks Bayley off the apron and sends Iyo to the floor. She follows up with a pescado to Bayley. However, Iyo seizes the opportunity to hit Bayley when Bianca moves, and then sends Bianca into the ring post.

The referee begins to count, but Bianca manages to beat the ten-count and return to the ring. Iyo surprises Bianca with a moonsault for the three-count, retaining her championship.

After the match, Iyo Sky and Kairi Sane continue the assault on Bianca. Kairi goes up top and delivers an elbow drop to further punish Bianca. Iyo Sky and Kairi Sane share an emotional hug in the ring, celebrating their victory together. Meanwhile, Bayley looks on, seemingly unsure of the connection between Iyo and Kairi and their actions after the match.

Cody Rhodes vs. Damian Priest

The match between Damian Priest and Cody begins with an unexpected twist as Priest launches a surprise attack on Cody before the bell even rings. The referee quickly steps in to separate them and prevent any further altercation.

Once the referee manages to restore order, the match officially starts. Cody takes the initiative with a series of punches, followed by a well-placed kick and a drop-down uppercut to Priest. Cody then ascends the turnbuckles, but Priest counters by pushing Cody off. Cody retaliates with a flatliner, causing Priest to roll out of the ring. However, Priest avoids Cody’s attempt to dive onto him, making Cody stop short.

Cody decides to take the action to the outside, but Priest counters with a back heel kick. Priest then sends Cody back into the ring and follows up with a springboard double sledge. Priest continues his offense with a series of kicks to Cody’s chest and leg, delivering punishing punches in the process. Cody fires back with chops, but Priest regains control by executing an Irish whip. Cody attempts to float over, but he lands awkwardly on his ankle.

Taking advantage of Cody’s misstep, Priest hits a flatliner and goes for the pin, coming close to a victory. The match continues with both competitors vying for control and trying to outmaneuver each other.

Priest takes control by punching Cody and targeting his leg. He places Cody’s leg in the ropes and wraps it up, applying pressure to the injured limb. Priest proceeds with a series of elbow strikes into the corner, hitting Cody with a second one.

However, Cody manages to regain momentum with a dropkick, followed by a series of jabs. He sets up for the Bionic Elbow, but Priest counters with a well-placed kick. Cody then delivers running forearms to Priest and concludes the combination with a Beautiful Disaster kick, nearly securing the victory.

Outside the ring, Cody attempts to send Priest into the Arabic Announce Table but gets sidetracked. Priest tries to execute his Razor’s Edge finisher, but Cody escapes. Cody attempts a suicide dive, and Priest lands on the announce table. Priest manages to avoid Cody’s CrossRhodes and hits a devastating Reckoning on Cody atop the table before sending him back into the ring.

Inside the ring, Priest sets up for another Reckoning, but Cody blocks it and hits the CrossRhodes finisher. As the action unfolds, Finn Balor makes his way to the ring, catching Cody’s attention. Balor attempts to enter the ring, but the referee intervenes to prevent him.

J.D. McDonagh tries to attack Cody, but Cody responds with a punch. Priest executes his South of Heaven move, earning a near fall. Finn Balor calls for Dominik Mysterio to come to the ring, and Dominik arrives with a chair. However, Jey Uso interrupts and delivers superkicks to Dominik, Finn Balor, and J.D. McDonagh. Uso then forces them up the ramp.

Meanwhile, Cody manages to hit a CodyCutter, followed by a series of jabs and a Bionic Elbow, but he can only secure a near fall. He sets up for the CrossRhodes and Priest attempts a knee strike, but Cody escapes and counters. Cody executes CrossRhodes, rolls through for a second one, and then hits a third CrossRhodes for the three-count victory.

Winner: Cody Rhodes

WWE Championship Match: Roman Reigns vs. LA Knight

During the introductions, Knight and Roman exchange words, setting the tone for their matchup.

The bout begins with Knight taking the early advantage, delivering punches and a swinging neckbreaker to Roman. Roman retaliates with a back elbow and proceeds to mock Knight. He follows up with kicks and sends Knight into the turnbuckles. However, Knight responds with a dropkick to Roman’s knee, and then another one. Roman eventually sends Knight to the floor, where he continues the assault by punching him on the apron.

Knight manages to drop Roman onto the top rope and executes a slingshot shoulder tackle, nearly getting a pinfall. Roman kicks Knight, but Knight counters with a power slam. Knight sets up for the “YEAHple’s Elbow,” but Paul Heyman’s interference distracts him, allowing Roman to roll out of the ring. Knight responds with a dropkick through the ropes to Roman while Paul engages in conversation with him.

Knight then delivers an elbow while Roman is hanging over the apron. Continuing his attack, Knight follows up with a clothesline off the apron. Knight adjusts the announce table, but Roman strikes him from behind. The two exchange blows, with both sending each other into the announce table. Roman further punishes Knight by sending him into the ring steps and following up with an Irish whip into the steps.

Roman takes control back in the ring, hitting a suplex for a near fall. He then applies a cravate, maintaining the pressure on Knight. However, Knight manages to fight back, landing punches on Roman. Roman responds with a leaping clothesline, but Knight refuses to give in and fights on, delivering a boot to Roman’s face.

Knight follows up with a DDT, leaving both competitors down in the ring as the intense match continues.

In this hard-fought battle, Knight and Roman engage in a back-and-forth exchange of punches, with Knight ultimately gaining the upper hand. Knight proceeds to showcase his offense, delivering a flying clothesline followed by a side Russian leg sweep. He follows up with a DDT, nearly securing the victory.

Knight continues his onslaught with a flurry of kicks in the corner and a running knee strike. He attempts to slam Roman, but Roman manages to escape and counters with a uranage for a near fall. Roman signals for the Superman punch, but Knight moves out of the way and counters with a torture rack into a neck breaker.

Knight then sets up for his finishing move, the “YEAHple’s Elbow,” but Roman counters with a Superman punch, narrowly avoiding defeat. Roman now signals for his spear finisher. Knight leapfrogs over Roman, causing him to crash into the turnbuckles. Knight takes advantage by delivering shoulders in the corner and positioning Roman on the turnbuckles.

Knight attempts a superplex, but Roman blocks it and fights back with punches and a headbutt that sends Knight to the mat. Despite being down, Knight quickly regains his composure and leaps to the turnbuckles, executing a superplex on Roman. With Roman down, Knight once again goes for the YEAHple’s Elbow, connecting with the move and earning a near fall.

As the match reaches its climax, Solo Sikoa starts making his way to the ring, but he is surrounded and stopped by security and officials. Jimmy Uso intervenes by pulling Roman out of the ring. In the ring, Knight grabs Jimmy, allowing Roman to punch Knight upon his return. Roman capitalizes on the opportunity and hits a spear on Knight for a near fall, showcasing his resilience and determination in this hard-fought battle.

In the final moments of this intense battle, Roman Reigns unleashes a barrage of punches on Cameron Grimes (Knight), establishing his dominance. Roman proceeds to apply the Guillotine submission hold on Knight, attempting to wear him down.

However, Knight refuses to give up and fights back with punches to Roman’s ribs, managing to break free momentarily. Roman quickly reapplies the Guillotine, but Knight manages to back Roman into the turnbuckles. Knight then hits his finishing move, the BFT (Best for the Business), but Jimmy Uso intervenes by placing Roman’s foot on the rope, preventing the three-count.

Frustrated by Jimmy’s interference, Knight exits the ring and confronts Jimmy, delivering punches and sending him into the announce table multiple times. Knight also lands a knee to Roman before slamming Roman into the announce table and the ringside barrier.

Back in the ring, Jimmy attempts a superkick but misses, allowing Knight to execute a back drop driver onto the announce table. The high-impact move leaves both competitors down and battered.

As they return to the ring, Roman Spears Knight through the ringside barrier, creating a devastating spectacle. With Knight incapacitated, Roman sets up for his spear finisher and connects with it, securing the three-count for the victory.

Roman Reigns retains his championship, and the match concludes as we head to the credits.