We come to our WrestleMania Sunday main event for the Undisputed WWE Championship!

Cody Rhodes vs. John Cena has dominated the WWE landscape since Cena’s (somewhat) surprise heel turn at Elimination Chamber this past March. Since then, we’ve seen a whole different side to the man from West Newbury. When Cena took the mic in Brussels, we saw a completely different man than the one we’d seen before March. Cena was frustrated by the fact that, despite his loyalty and service, the fans consistently showed disdain for him. Cena hated the “You Can’t See Me” meme. Cena hates that everything that he’d worked for—sixteen titles and two decades of service—was now being undermined and rewritten by the man he now faces: Cody Rhodes.

For Rhodes, this is an opportunity to finally dispel any doubts about his qualities as a champion. Cena had made his point clear early in his face-offs with Rhodes: “Every day, that championship gets heavier, and it’s becoming too heavy for you to carry.” But Rhodes believes he can continue to carry the weight. After finally finishing his story at WrestleMania last year, Rhodes lived up to the hype of the “We Want Cody” movement, including classic matches against AJ Styles, Gunther, and Kevin Owens. However, the cracks are beginning to form for the “American Nightmare.” While Rhodes has been able to stand up to Cena on the mic, some worry that Cody’s rally was too little, too late.

Tonight, Rhodes faces his most dangerous opponent: a John Cena with his last chance at glory and nothing left to lose. If Cena wins, he will have the all-time world title record in WWE with 17 reigns and a potential claim as the “last real champion.” If Cody wins, the Cena retirement tour concludes with no championship to take away from the fans.

Make no mistake, we are on the verge of witnessing history. Welcome to the main event.

FINISH

Here is your winner, and the NEW Undisputed WWE Champion, John Cena!

It’s happened once again. For the 17th time in his illustrious career, John Cena is a world champion, surpassing Ric Flair’s total championship count of 16 and solidifying Cena as the greatest to ever do it.

Make no mistake– this match was not won clean. The referee was not present to see Cena low blow Rhodes and hit him with the title belt, but what mattered was the three count to end the match. A controversial moment ends Cena’s time at the Grandest Stage of Them All.

For Rhodes, the title run is over, and he must now wake up without his championship for the first time since WrestleMania XL.

This match has had a quick build, but it’s been a fun one.

Lyra Valkyria is the inaugural and current Women’s Intercontinental Champion. After various defenses on TV, including matches against Bayley and Raquel Rodriguez, Valkyria has established herself as a standout very early in her main roster tenure. But after interference from Liv Morgan, Rodriguez’s stablemate and fellow tag team champion, Valkyria and Bayley would enter a tag team gauntlet match to earn the spot to face the Judgment Day at WrestleMania.

But this was turned on its head during the pre-show last night: Bayley was attacked backstage, and with Valkyria now without a partner, she was given 24 hours to find a partner or the match was off. Given the match is still confirmed, it seems that the Women’s Intercontinental Champion has a partner, but a tough road is ahead if she wants to walk out with another championship.

LYRA’S PARTNER

The Man has come around to Las Vegas! Becky Lynch has returned to assist Valkyria in the latter’s WrestleMania debut!

FINISH

Here are your winners, and the NEW Women’s Tag Team Champions, the Women’s Intercontinental Champion, Lyra Valkyria, and Becky Lynch!

The Man’s surprise return shocked Morgan and Rodriguez, and it seems that The Man was too much for the three-time tag team champions. Lynch has won her second tag team championship, and Valkyria is now a double champion, an astounding accomplishment in such a short time on the main roster.

For the third year in a row, Logan Paul takes on another legend of the game at WrestleMania in AJ Styles.

Paul is making his third appearance at WrestleMania, and his star power has enabled him to work with top-level talent, considering he is relatively new to the business. Paul has made a lasting impression since debuting, and has played into the cocky, arrogant persona that made him famous (or infamous).

AJ Styles is a different story. Having cut his teeth early on in promotions like World Championship Wrestling, Ring of Honor, TNA, and New Japan Pro Wrestling, Styles carved out a Hall of Fame-worthy legacy without even needing WWE on his resume. But when “The Phenomenal One” joined WWE in 2016, he’s been white-hot since. Two WWE title runs, including an incredible feud with John Cena in late 2016 and a workhorse presence wherever you put him on the card, this match looks to be another day at the office for the seasoned veteran.

However, the real reason we have this match is the contrast between the two men’s high-flying styles. AJ Styles’ aerial prowess has been known since his days in TNA, and Logan Paul has proven that it doesn’t take twenty years of training to be a flying highlight reel, including a Royal Rumble cross-ring collision with Ricochet in 2024 and high-profile moments against Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns.

Regardless of who you’re rooting for and why, this match is one of the candidates to steal the show tonight. (And if you’re a Logan Paul hater, you’re probably groaning at that prospect.)

FINISH

Here is your winner, Logan Paul!

Paul barely escaped this one. He went into deep water with Styles and was on the verge of drowning. However, Karrion Kross would appear and try to convince Styles to use the brass knuckles that one of Paul’s friends brought to the ringside. 

Styles declined, took his eye off the ball, and Paul takes advantage with one lucky punch and the Paulverizer.

If you’re Randy Orton, you’ve had a rough go these last six months.

After returning from an 18-month absence at Survivor Series in 2023, Orton would go on to face the new-look Bloodline alongside Kevin Owens. But when Owens began to have disdain for Cody Rhodes’ cooperation with Roman Reigns, “The Prizefighter” would lash out by putting Orton on the shelf with a package piledriver, and soon enough, Orton vs. Owens was on the minds of the WWE Universe.

Unfortunately, this feud would turn into a poignant reminder of the real physical toll of wrestling, with Owens announcing that he had suffered a major neck injury that required surgery, leaving Orton without an opponent.

SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis has Orton booked for the Show of Shows, but with an open challenge ahead, and no clear idea of how things can develop, expect chaos worthy of WrestleMania Sunday.

OPPONENT

Say his name and he appears! Joe Hendry, the TNA World Champion, makes his WrestleMania debut and will face Randy Orton in his first main roster appearance since the Royal Rumble!

FINISH

Here is your winner, Randy Orton!

The crowd’s energy after Hendry’s surprise appearance propelled the TNA World Champion to an early run, but when he decided to hit the famous “smile for the camera” pose, Orton flew in to land an RKO and put the match away.

Orton did give Hendry his flowers and respect, but, for good measure, another RKO. Joe Hendry, congratulations on your first WrestleMania moment!

Our next match is for the Intercontinental Championship!

Bron Breakker has been on a roll since winning the Intercontinental Title for the second time in 2024. Despite his large build, he carries a high level of explosiveness and speed to the level where he’s been measured at 20 miles an hour when running the ropes, which pays off big time when he needs to hit his patented spear. Breakker also believes he’s mathematically certain to win this match, likely 

Finn Bálor, unlike the champion, has been stuck in the loss column consistently over the last several months. After being able to win tag team titles multiple times as a part of the Judgment Day, Bálor is back on the hunt for a singles championship, with his last singles title run being with the United States Championship in 2022.

Dominik Mysterio’s in an interesting predicament. He’s been a focal point of the Judgment Day roster since his addition in 2022. Mysterio and Bálor have had some tensions within the faction, as Mysterio unintentionally cost Bálor a shot at the title recently. While Mysterio already has the NXT North American Championship on his singles resume, he’ll be looking for his first main roster singles title.

However, Penta is the new face in the mix. Since debuting on Raw in January, Penta has consistently been a contender for the Intercontinental Championship. His high-flying, athletic style can be described with his own mantra: “Cero Miedo.”

FINISH

Here is your winner, and the NEW Intercontinental Champion, “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio!

Mysterio and Bálor’s mini-feud rears its ugly head again at the worst possible time for Bálor. While Breakker, Penta, and Bálor all looked to have an inside shot at winning, Mysterio was the dark horse in the match, and he lived up to the legacy that the late Eddie Guerrero set upon him—lie, cheat, and steal. A frog splash to Bálor and Breakker seals the match, and the Judgment Day once again have singles gold–even if that doesn’t mean a happy clubhouse.

For over a year, Drew McIntyre and Damian Priest have been intertwined–for better or for worse.

During McIntyre’s feud against Jey Uso, he joined forces with the Judgment Day for the 2023 WarGames match to complete their five-man roster. McIntyre and Priest were unsuccessful, but at that time, it was business between the two.

At WrestleMania 40, Drew McIntyre would defeat Seth Rollins to become the World Heavyweight Champion. However, during McIntyre’s post-match celebration, he would have an altercation with rival CM Punk, who was injured and on commentary. After McIntyre suffered a surprise attack from Punk, Priest’s music hit as he cashed in his Money in the Bank contract. Priest would become the second man to cash in Money in the Bank at WrestleMania at the expense of McIntyre.

The theme of Priest being the bane of McIntyre’s existence continued in each of their future confrontations: At Money in the Bank, McIntyre cashed in his titular contract that he’d won earlier that night to enter Priest’s title match. Unfortunately, CM Punk would rear his head and interfere thanks to triple-threat rules, and Priest would retain.

At the Royal Rumble, McIntyre would be eliminated by none other than Priest. Rinse and repeat for the Elimination Chamber. Tensions were boiling as this feud seemed destined for a WrestleMania spot.

However, with less than a month before WrestleMania, Priest and McIntyre would brawl backstage as they’d usually do on Friday nights. However, Priest would deliver a chokeslam through a car windshield to McIntyre, with the latter legitimately receiving glass in his eye.

This match has been in the works for over a year. Will Drew McIntyre finally win and avenge the glass in his eye, or will Priest continue the trend of outmatching the “Scottish Psychopath?”

FINISH

Here is your winner, Drew McIntyre!

Priest and McIntyre left everything in the ring in this match. Tables and chairs played a pivotal role in what was simply a war of attrition and destruction.

McIntyre drills Priest with a Claymore Kick into a steel chair to finish the feud once and for all.

To open our Sunday card, we have a highly anticipated Triple Threat match for the Women’s World Championship!

Rhea Ripley entered 2025 as the Women’s World Champion after an extended rivalry with Liv Morgan, including but not limited to romance, betrayal, and faction realignment. Ripley would be kicked out of The Judgment Day after losing the title (and on-screen lover Dominik Mysterio) to Morgan at SummerSlam 2024. After an extended rivalry with Morgan, Ripley would finally reclaim the Women’s World Championship on the premiere of Raw on Netflix.

Bianca Belair has been a main-event presence since her debut match at WrestleMania in 2021. Belair would win the Elimination Chamber match after witnessing Jade Cargill’s horrific attack on Naomi, and her reward was a WrestleMania championship match for the Women’s World Championship. 

Iyo Sky’s presence as one of the leading talents in the women’s division has been unmistakable. After winning Money in the Bank in 2023, Sky would win her first world championship in WWE after cashing in on Belair at SummerSlam. While the “Genius of the Sky” would lose that title at WrestleMania XL, she’s remained on the main event scene and has put on outstanding performances whenever she’s called upon to do so.

For a while, everyone thought it was going to be Ripley vs. Belair one-on-one in Las Vegas. Iyo Sky, however, had other plans. Sky and Ripley would face off on Raw after Elimination Chamber for the championship. When Ripley took her eye off the ball after a ringside confrontation with Belair, Sky walked out of Buffalo with the Women’s World Championship.

Since then, this feud has primarily been framed as the grudge match between Ripley and Belair, overlooking Sky’s presence as champion. However, Sky has refused to become the third wheel in her own championship match, and as such, Raw GM Adam Pearce had no choice but to make this match a triple threat.

For each of these women, everyone has something to prove. Sky holds an undefeated record over Ripley across her WWE tenure. Belair wants to prove that she’s still the premier talent in the women’s division. Ripley wants her title back, and finally pinning a loss on Sky and Belair can set “The Eradicator” up for another reign of dominance.

FINISH

The winner of this match, and STILL Women’s World Champion, Iyo Sky!

Sky, Belair, and Ripley went full throttle from start to finish. While Belair and Ripley remained focused on one another as they had throughout the build, Sky was able to run the match on her tempo to prove she’s not a third wheel– she’s the best the women’s division has to offer, point blank.

WrestleMania Saturday is almost over, and we’ve seen some incredible moments so far.

But all of that’s done now. Let’s get to business for tonight’s main event: Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, and CM Punk will face off in a triple-threat match.

This feud runs deep: Reigns and Rollins first came into WWE as members of The Shield, a mercenary group initially intended to protect CM Punk during his 434-day WWE title reign. 

After Punk’s departure in 2014, the Shield would dissolve after Rollins betrayed the group to align with Triple H and The Authority. Since then, Rollins and Reigns’ blood feud has manifested itself in multiple situations: Reigns would lose a title match by disqualification against Rollins in 2022 after failing to meet the referee’s rope break count. Rollins would cost Reigns the Undisputed WWE Championship at WrestleMania XL by taking a chair shot during the Bloodline Rules main event, leading to Cody Rhodes winning his first world title.

For Rollins and Punk, this feud also runs deep. Rollins had referred to Punk as a “cancer” who should “never come back.” The bad news for Rollins: Punk came back, and while the two have traded words and interfered in each other’s business, the feud finally comes to a head after simmering for over a decade.

Punk and Reigns also have an issue regarding the man who’s managed both of them: Paul Heyman. Before Punk left WWE, he had made a deal with Heyman that if Punk ever main-evented, Heyman would be in his corner. As a result, Punk pulled the “Tribal Chief’s” wise man right out from under him in a move that Reigns calls a “betrayal.”

Over ten years of history between these men. Record title runs. Crowning accomplishments. Generation-defining talents. Expect a war, and expect each of these men to leave everything in Allegiant Stadium to settle the score in their favor.

FINISH

Here is your winner, Seth Rollins!

And Rollins just did the unthinkable again, ten years after his Heist of the Century to win the WWE Championship. Seth Rollins managed to manipulate Paul Heyman not only into betraying CM Punk in his biggest moment but also turning on Roman Reigns once and for all. Punk is just too far away from the pinning combination to keep the match alive, and Reigns still has not been able to beat Rollins.

But we cannot discount Paul Heyman’s impact on tonight’s match. The Wise Man has also done the unthinkable by betraying the man who he’d had his biggest run with in Reigns, and now, the house of cards have come down for both Punk and Reigns. WrestleMania Saturday concludes with the biggest shock we never saw coming.

We’ve been waiting for this one.

Tiffany Stratton has had an exponential rise to the top of WWE’s women’s division. After a stint as NXT Women’s Champion, she was called up to the main roster, and after winning Money in the Bank, she aligned with Nia Jax as the latter won the WWE Women’s Championship, and it seemed like Jax’s reign would go on for a while.

However, this was far from the case. With Stratton holding the Money in the Bank contract, multiple incidents occurred where a cash-in on Jax seemed imminent. While these were usually smokescreens, the opening SmackDown of 2025 would turn the women’s division upside down: After another smokescreen cash-in to help Jax retain her title, Stratton pulled the rug out from under the Irresistible Force. After officially cashing in, Stratton would win her first WWE Women’s Championship.

On the other hand, we have Charlotte Flair.

“The Queen” doesn’t need much introduction: A 14-time women’s world champ, the fourth WWE women’s Grand Slam champion, and a surefire WWE Hall of Famer, Flair has not only lived up to her father, “Nature Boy” Ric Flair’s legacy, but she’s completely redefined it. A part of the “Four Horsewomen” of NXT alongside Sasha Banks, Bayley, and Becky Lynch, Flair has been one of the leading figures of WWE’s women’s evolution. Flair would enter the women’s Royal Rumble at the 27th spot before eliminating Nia Jax and future main roster call-up Roxanne Perez to win her second Royal Rumble, becoming the first woman to win multiple Royal Rumble matches.

What’s ensued since Flair sat over Stratton and declared that “The Queen chooses you” has brought about an evolution in Stratton. However, this is Stratton’s first WrestleMania and title match, whereas for Flair, this will be her eighth appearance at the Grandest Stage of Them All. Flair is 1-0 as a Royal Rumble winner, with her victory coming over Rhea Ripley during the latter’s reign as NXT Women’s Champion.

The question we’ve all wanted to ask will now be answered: Is it Tiffy Time, or will The Queen reign once again?

FINISH

The winner of this match, and STILL your WWE Women’s Champion, Tiffany Stratton!

Wade Barrett described it perfectly: Stratton had to win this match “the hard way.” Charlotte Flair threw everything at the champ, including countering the Prettiest Moonsault Ever by getting her knees up, multiple finishers, and an extended submission attempt sequence with the Figure Four and Figure Eight submissions. But through it all, Stratton was able to hold on long enough to fire off a moonsault to put the match away.

This next match is an emergency rebooking. Originally, Rey Mysterio was set to compete against El Grande Americano, a figure who has been the bane of the WWE Hall of Famer’s existence during the feud between American Made and the Latino World Order. Every time Mysterio or the LWO can get rid of American Made’s Chad Gable, a similarly built luchador enters the fray with a mask and causes havoc. While Mysterio will not be able to compete tonight, recent WWE debutant Rey Fenix will get his first dance at WrestleMania.

Fenix has only been on television for two weeks, but his impact is apparent. After signing with WWE in March, Fenix would make his much-anticipated debut on SmackDown on April 4; he’s had great matches against NXT’s Nathan Frazer and Berto of Legado del Fantasma since appearing on the blue brand.

El Grande Americano has only been seen for the last few weeks. However, rumors have circulated that the American Made luchador is, in fact, Chad Gable, and proponents of this theory have pointed out that the two have never been seen in the same room or on TV at the same time. While Americano will not get a dream match against Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio, he will have a chance to make an impact statement by handing Fenix his first loss in WWE.

FINISH

The winner of this match, El Grande Americano!

Fenix and El Grande went all out, and despite Michael Cole perpetuating the rumor that Americano is Chad Gable, Americano would land a flying headbutt with a loaded mask to pin Fenix and win his WrestleMania debut.

Bonus points to El Grande Americano on a reverse 540, and an immediate contender for highlight reel move of the night!

Riddle me this: what happens when you put a megastar and a Samoan werewolf in Allegiant Stadium? You get one of the hottest matches for the United States Championship at WrestleMania.

LA Knight is not a stranger to the Grandest Stage of Them All. In Knight’s WrestleMania debut, he defeated AJ Styles in singles competition to establish himself as a mainstay of the WWE roster. Knight then began an incredible run to the United States Championship, his first main roster singles title. Knight would drop the strap to Shinsuke Nakamura at Survivor Series before regaining the title this past March, and he looks to have his first successful title match at WrestleMania.

For Jacob Fatu, the “Samoan Werewolf” has burst onto the scene in a brutal and violent fashion. Originally debuting on the main roster to support Solo Sikoa’s chapter of the Bloodline during Roman Reigns’ absence, Fatu has left an unmistakable impact on the WWE landscape since his debut. Through this dominant run, Fatu would win the WWE Tag Team Championship alongside Tama Tonga and would have an impressive Royal Rumble debut with four eliminations. Fatu has shown a relentless, “take-no-prisoners” style of wrestling, relying heavily on power and strength. However, do not discount Fatu’s athletic ability in the air, as he can make each of his 285 pounds move as if he were half his weight—be ready for moonsaults from the top rope.

FINISH

The winner of this match, and NEW United States Champion, is Jacob Fatu!

Fatu and LA Knight went blow for blow and went all-in. Knight would arrive on a Maserati, and every second of this match made the flex worth it. While Knight showcased his athleticism with a superplex from the top rope and a mid-air BFT looking to put the match away, Fatu would grab the ropes and drop three straight moonsaults on the champ to become the United States Champion.

Jacob Fatu has won his first singles title and follows up on his cousin Jey’s World Heavyweight Championship victory with another belt headed for the Fatu dynasty.

Welcome to the first of many grudge matches you’ll see this weekend! Jade Cargill makes her first singles appearance at WrestleMania, where she will face off against former friend Naomi.

Naomi returned to WWE at the 2024 Royal Rumble after a two-year absence and a stint with TNA Wrestling. Cargill would make her debut in the 2024 women’s Royal Rumble at the 28th spot before racking up three eliminations, with one alongside Naomi as well.

Last year, Cargill and Naomi teamed up with Bianca Belair to take on Damage CTRL in a six-woman tag match at WrestleMania XL. After WrestleMania, Cargill won the women’s tag team titles alongside Belair before being written off television due to a mystery attacker, and Naomi filled in for Cargill as Belair’s partner. Over the next few months, the hunt was on, and as WWE approached Elimination Chamber in Toronto, it seemed that the Judgment Day’s Liv Morgan was responsible for the attack.

When Cargill’s music hit nearly immediately after the women’s Elimination Chamber match began, Liv Morgan looked like a deer in the headlights. Morgan was guilty as charged…

And then Cargill set her sights on Naomi. After a ruthless beating across the Elimination Chamber, much to the horror of those still in the reserve pods, Cargill would slam the door on Naomi’s head, medically disqualifying her from the match.

Hell hath no fury like Jade Cargill scorned, but Naomi’s message is simple: “Proceed with caution.”

FINISH

The winner of this match, Jade Cargill!

This was a show-stealing match, and both of these women lived up to the billing and made the climactic moment worth all the build-up. Despite Naomi controlling the tempo of the match most of the way, Cargill was able to fight back into the match and was able to counter Naomi’s speed with her trademark power game, including a powerbomb after lifting Naomi to her shoulders. The storm has arrived, and Jade Cargill has exacted her revenge in an outstanding match.

I hope you’re ready for war!

The War Raiders will make their first appearance at WrestleMania as tag team champions, where they will face 12-time tag champs The New Day.

The War Raiders (Erik and Ivar) have resurged onto the tag team landscape after Ivar’s recovery from a spinal injury. Since then, they’ve been on a roll as a tag team, including their title match win at TD Garden on the Dec. 16, 2024 episode of Monday Night Raw against the Judgment Day. The tag team will make their WrestleMania debut tonight, and they enter as the champions.

As for the New Day, it’s a new look for the 12-time champs. After Big E suffered a neck injury in March 2022, Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods would keep the New Day going with E’s absence. However, during an episode of Monday Night Raw to celebrate ten years of the fun-having, pancake-loving, power-of-positivity-fueled trio, Big E would offer to return as the New Day’s manager, given he wasn’t cleared to compete. Woods and Kingston would turn down this offer and immediately boot Big E from the group, turning the now-duo heel.

The New Day stands on the precipice of adding to their legacy as one of the best tag teams of all time: a win over the War Raiders would break the record of four World Tag Team Title reigns, breaking the tie of four title reigns between the New Day and The Bar (Sheamus and Cesaro).

FINISH

The winners of this match, and NEW World Tag Team Champions, The New Day!

The New Day has secured the record for the most World Tag Team Championship reigns at five. Their total championship count comes to 13, adding a stamp to their new-look, bad boy personas with this title win in the post-Big E era.

The intro package has played. The pyro has boomed. We’ve heard Travis Scott and Playboi Carti in Allegiant Stadium– welcome to WrestleMania in the Death Star!

We start with the first leg of our world championship matches for the evening.

Jey Uso has been one of the premier rising talents over the last half-decade. Originally a tag team specialist alongside his twin brother, Jimmy, Uso has played a massive role in the Bloodline saga, including a win in the WarGames match at Survivor Series this past November. Since leaving the Bloodline in 2023, “Main Event” Jey Uso is looking for his first world championship reign, with previous title shots coming against Roman Reigns and the man Uso faces tonight: Gunther.

If you open a dictionary and flip to the word “dominance,” there’s a pretty good chance you’ll see Gunther as the example picture. The “Ring General” has been nothing short of the complete package since his debut in NXT UK, where he would set a record for the longest NXT United Kingdom title reign at 870 days. The dominance has continued since Gunther’s main-roster debut, where he would win the Intercontinental Championship in June of 2022 before setting on another record-setting 666-day reign as the longest Intercontinental Champion, knocking off the Honky Tonk Man’s single-reign record by 212 days before losing the title at WrestleMania XL.

Uso and Gunther have had a storied rivalry for both the Intercontinental and World Heavyweight Championships, with Gunther currently holding a 3-0 record over Uso. After Uso chose to face Gunther at WrestleMania, the mind games and beatings have been non-stop. However, Gunther would go a step further by zip-tying Uso to the ropes as he beat, bloodied, and strangled Jimmy while making “Main Event” Jey watch.

This match will be fiery. This match will show the heart and soul that make the World Heavyweight Championship as prestigious as its namesake, stemming back to the days of the National Wrestling Alliance and World Championship Wrestling.

For Jey, it’s time to put up or shut up. For Gunther, one more win and the “Yeet” movement is off his back, hopefully for good.

And now, the lights go down for our opening contest…

FINISH

The winner of this match by submission, and NEW World Heavyweight Champion, “Main Event” Jey Uso!

Uso went to hell and back to earn his first world championship in his career. This match was a slugfest between Gunther and Uso, and Uso has exacted his revenge on the “Ring General” for putting Jimmy Uso to sleep.

Jey Uso also earns the distinction of becoming a Triple Crown Champion–his championship win tonight completes the trifecta, with his previous qualifying titles being both tag team championships and the Intercontinental Championship.