Jerry Lawler And Jimmy Hart Set For Memphis Wrestling Reunion Benefiting St. Jude

Two of the most iconic figures in Memphis wrestling history will reunite this summer for a special event supporting a worthy cause.

Memphis Wrestling has announced that WWE Hall of Famers Jerry “The King” Lawler and Jimmy “Mouth of the South” Hart will appear together at the Memphis Wrestling Tupelo SuperShow on August 21, 2026, at the Tupelo Furniture Market in Tupelo, Mississippi.

The event is being presented in partnership with the Pontotoc Run Club, with proceeds benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Lawler and Hart remain synonymous with the glory days of Memphis wrestling and both have deep ties to the Mid-South region. Their appearance at the Tupelo SuperShow brings together two legendary personalities who helped define an era of professional wrestling that remains beloved by fans decades later.

Memphis Wrestling owner and host Dustin Starr expressed his excitement about welcoming the Hall of Famers to the annual fundraising event.

“We’re honored to welcome Jerry Lawler and Jimmy Hart to this year’s Tupelo SuperShow,” Starr said. “They inspired generations of wrestling fans, including me, and having them join us in raising money for St. Jude makes this event even more special.”

The Tupelo area played an important role in the history of the Memphis territory during the 1970s and 1980s. Fans may remember classic events held in the city, including the legendary Tupelo Concession Stand Brawl in 1979.

The annual fundraiser has continued to grow over the years. Organizers reported that the event raised more than $15,000 in 2023, followed by more than $19,000 in 2024. Last year’s event set a new record by generating $25,005 for St. Jude, and organizers are hoping to surpass that total in 2026.

Pontotoc Run Club founder Murray Collum, known to many as Coach Pillar, has been a driving force behind the fundraising efforts. Since its founding in 2019, the organization has raised more than $55,000 for St. Jude and related charitable projects, while North Mississippi St. Jude Heroes have collectively contributed more than $300,000 to support the hospital’s mission.

Tickets for the Memphis Wrestling Tupelo SuperShow are currently available through Memphis Wrestling’s official website.

The event promises not only a rare reunion between Lawler and Hart but also another opportunity for the wrestling community to come together in support of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and the families it serves.

WWE NXT Preview 6/30/2026

WWE NXT tonight at 8/7c on The CW and Netflix internationally.

  • AAA Latin American Championship Match: El Hijo del Vikingo (c) vs. EK Prosper
  • NXT Tag Team Championship Match: Vanity Project (c) vs. El Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr. & Galeno
  • Mason Rook vs. Jackson Drake
  • Jaida Parker vs. Karmen Petrovic

WWE Raw Preview 6/29/2026

WWE Raw live on Netflix from the Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey, with a special start time of 6:00 pm ET/3:00 pm PT.

  • Fallout from Night of Champions
  • WWE World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns to appear
  • 2026 King of the Ring Oba Femi to appear
  • Chad Gable vs JD McDonagh

AJ Styles’ Son Made Pro Wrestling Debut

WWE Hall of Famer AJ Styles’ 19-year-old son, Avery Styles, made his professional wrestling debut on June 26, 2026, at a Squared Circle Action (SCA) event in Royston, Georgia. Avery wrestled Ashton Martin in the main event, winning the match with his father’s signature finishing move, the Styles Clash.

AJ Styles, who recently retired from in-ring competition, was in his son’s corner for the event and even stepped into the ring to personally count the 1-2-3 pinfall. Viral footage of the moment shows Avery performing his father’s iconic slide under the ropes into a Phenomenal Forearm before hitting the match-winning finisher

AJ later praised the bout, noting the in-ring chemistry and pacing both young athletes displayed.

AEW x NJPW x CMLL x STARDOM Forbidden Door 2026 Results – Jay White Returns

AEW returned with another supersized edition of Forbidden Door, bringing together talent from AEW, NJPW, CMLL, and STARDOM for one of the most stacked cards of the year. The event featured championship matches, interpromotional dream encounters, Owen Hart Cup Finals action, and a major return that could have significant implications moving forward.

Before the main card began, fans were treated to several matches on The Buy In pre-show.

The Buy In Results

Drilla Moloney def. Daniel Garcia

Daniel Garcia targeted Drilla Moloney’s knee throughout the contest while Marina Shafir provided a constant distraction at ringside. Garcia appeared poised for victory after locking in the Dragon Tamer and later connecting with Twist and Shout.

However, Moloney overcame the odds and capitalized on a timely distraction from Shafir. He caught Garcia in mid-air and planted him with the Drilla Killa to score the win.

Maika def. Skye Blue

TBS Championship Survival of the Fittest Qualifier

In her AEW debut, STARDOM standout Maika impressed with a dominant performance against Skye Blue. Blue used every shortcut available to keep herself in the match, but Maika’s power proved too much to overcome.

After a brutal brainbuster on the apron, Maika finished things off with a Michinoku Driver to advance to the upcoming Survival of the Fittest match for the vacant TBS Championship.

Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne & Lena Kross) def. Thunder Rosa & Olympia

AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship Match

Thunder Rosa and Olympia came close to dethroning the champions, generating several near falls during an energetic tag team encounter.

The champions eventually regained control when Lena Kross and Megan Bayne connected with From Heaven to Hell on Rosa, allowing Kross to secure the pinfall and retain the titles.

Forbidden Door 2026 Main Card Results

The Young Bucks def. Sky Team and Unbound Company

The opening match featured a chaotic trios showdown pitting The Young Bucks against Sky Team’s Mistico and Mascara Dorada and NJPW representatives Shingo Takagi and Titan.

The action never slowed down, with high-risk dives, Canadian Destroyers, and multiple near falls highlighting the contest.

In the end, The Young Bucks capitalized on a brief opening and connected with the Meltzer Driver on Titan to score the victory.

Kenny Omega def. Zack Sabre Jr.

Two of the best wrestlers in the world delivered another technical masterpiece.

Sabre focused relentlessly on Omega’s arm throughout the match, constantly looking for submissions and ways to neutralize Omega’s offense. Omega repeatedly escaped danger and responded with several V-Triggers and Snap Dragon suplexes.

After surviving a Zack Driver and multiple submission attempts, Omega finally landed the One-Winged Angel to secure a hard-fought victory.

Jon Moxley def. Bandido

AEW Continental Championship Match

Bandido brought speed and creativity while Moxley delivered his trademark brand of brutality.

The champion ripped at Bandido’s mask, busted him open, and repeatedly dragged the match into deep waters. Despite several impressive near falls and a tremendous effort from the challenger, Bandido eventually faded while trapped in the Bulldog Choke.

Moxley retained the Continental Championship via submission before helping Bandido to his feet in a rare show of respect after the match.

Shota Umino def. PAC

IWGP Global Heavyweight Championship Match

PAC dominated much of the early action, attacking Umino before the bell and controlling large portions of the match.

Umino survived everything from a Brutalizer attempt to an Awesome Bomb through a table before mounting a comeback. Following a hard-fought exchange, Umino connected with the Northern Lights Bomb to retain the IWGP Global Heavyweight Championship.

Afterward, Hiroshi Tanahashi appeared to celebrate with Umino while Jon Moxley and Marina Shafir observed from ringside.

Thekla def. Starlight Kid

AEW Women’s World Championship Match

Thekla and Starlight Kid battled in one of the night’s most intense women’s matches.

Starlight Kid repeatedly targeted the champion’s leg and came within inches of capturing the title on several occasions. Thekla, however, survived every challenge and eventually halted the challenger’s momentum with a decisive spear and a pair of crushing stomps.

Thekla retained the AEW Women’s World Championship before escalating her rivalry with STARDOM President Taro Okada following the match.

Cope & Christian Cage def. The Dogs

Adam Copeland and Christian Cage reunited to face David Finlay and Clark Connors in tag team action.

The War Dogs controlled much of the contest, isolating Christian and attacking his arm. After Copeland received the hot tag, momentum shifted dramatically.

As Finlay appeared poised to steal the victory with a shillelagh, the lights suddenly went out. When they returned, Jay White had made his return, laying out Finlay with a Blade Runner.

Copeland capitalized moments later by hitting a Spear on Finlay for the victory.

Mercedes Moné def. Maya World

Owen Hart Cup Final

Maya World pushed Mercedes Moné to the limit in one of the standout matches of the night.

Despite surviving multiple Meteoras, the Money Maker, and numerous submission attempts, Maya continued to battle back and came close to pulling off a major upset.

The CEO ultimately managed to lock in the Statement Maker, forcing Maya to submit.

With the victory, Mercedes Moné won the Owen Hart Cup for the second consecutive year and earned another AEW Women’s World Championship opportunity at All In.

Team Briscoe def. Team MJF

Blood & Guts Match

Chaos defined the annual Blood & Guts match.

Weapons, tables, thumbtacks, ladders, backpacks, and even a Nintendo Entertainment System became part of the action as both teams waged war inside the cage.

The closing moments saw tensions finally boil over within Team MJF. Andrade shocked everyone by turning on MJF and revealing a shirt that read:

“F** Don, F*** MJF.”*

The betrayal opened the door for Mark Briscoe to deliver a decisive Jay Driller, earning the victory for his team.

As a result, Briscoe secured a future AEW World Championship match against MJF.

Will Ospreay def. Swerve Strickland

Owen Hart Cup Final – Main Event

The main event delivered an instant classic between Will Ospreay and Swerve Strickland.

Both competitors endured a brutal battle filled with near falls, blood, and increasingly desperate attempts to put the other away. Hidden Blades, House Calls, Storm Breakers, Styles Clashes, and vertebreakers all failed to end the match.

Late in the contest, Jon Moxley and the Death Riders appeared at ringside, creating a dramatic atmosphere as Ospreay fought through exhaustion and punishment.

After surviving everything Swerve threw at him, Ospreay finally resorted to the Tiger Driver, a move he had previously vowed to avoid. The maneuver proved decisive, allowing him to score the pinfall victory.

With the win, Ospreay captured the 2026 Owen Hart Cup and earned his long-awaited world championship opportunity on one of AEW’s biggest stages later this summer.

AEW Forbidden Door 2026 Results

The Buy In

  • Drilla Moloney def. Daniel Garcia
  • Maika def. Skye Blue – TBS Championship Qualifier
  • Divine Dominion def. Thunder Rosa & Olympia – AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship Match

Main Card

  • The Young Bucks def. Sky Team & Unbound Company
  • Kenny Omega def. Zack Sabre Jr.
  • Jon Moxley def. Bandido – AEW Continental Championship
  • Shota Umino def. PAC – IWGP Global Heavyweight Championship
  • Thekla def. Starlight Kid – AEW Women’s World Championship
  • Cope & Christian Cage def. The Dogs
  • Mercedes Moné def. Maya World – Owen Hart Cup Final
  • Team Briscoe def. Team MJF – Blood & Guts Match
  • Will Ospreay def. Swerve Strickland – Owen Hart Cup Final

Forbidden Door 2026 featured major interpromotional clashes, championship defenses, the return of Jay White, and two Owen Hart Cup winners. The biggest headline coming out of the event is Will Ospreay’s victory over Swerve Strickland, positioning him for a marquee championship opportunity in the months ahead.

WWE NXT The Great American Bash 2026 Results

WWE presented NXT The Great American Bash 2026 featuring several championship matches, the continued fallout from recent rivalries, and a major title change in the night’s main event.

By the end of the show, Kendal Grey reached the top of the NXT women’s division, while Tony D’Angelo, Zaria, Myles Borne, and Wren Sinclair successfully defended their championships.

Here are the full results and highlights.

NXT Championship

Tony D’Angelo (c) def. Naraku

Despite entering the match with a heavily bandaged eye following Naraku’s fireball attack earlier in the week, Tony D’Angelo refused to back down from the challenge.

The champion started aggressively, even spearing Naraku through the wall of The Perch area before the action officially settled inside the ring. Naraku targeted the injured eye throughout the contest and nearly forced the referee to stop the match due to D’Angelo’s condition.

Tony battled through the punishment and rallied late with a series of suplexes and power moves. After surviving a German suplex, D’Angelo connected with Dead to Rights to secure the victory.

Winner and Still NXT Champion: Tony D’Angelo

NXT Women’s North American Championship

Zaria (c) def. Tatum Paxley

Tatum Paxley pushed Zaria to her limits in one of the most competitive matches of the night.

The challenger came within inches of capturing the championship after delivering multiple Cemetery Drives, including one on the floor and another inside the ring. Despite the relentless attack, Zaria refused to stay down.

After surviving Tatum’s best offense, the champion regained control with a spear and eventually delivered a snap F-5 to retain the title.

Winner and Still NXT Women’s North American Champion: Zaria

Following the match, a frustrated Paxley was confronted backstage by Kelani Jordan, leading to a heated altercation that required security intervention.

Shiloh Hill def. Tristan Angels

Shiloh Hill and Tristan Angels delivered one of the more unusual matches of the evening, complete with a bizarre sequence underneath the ring involving mysterious voices and masked appearances.

Once the action returned to normal, Hill used the steel steps to his advantage before finishing Angels with Whisper of the Beast.

Winner: Shiloh Hill

After the match, Hill proudly celebrated while wearing his Mr. NXT sash.

Women’s Speed Championship

Wren Sinclair (c) def. Arianna Grace

With a strict five-minute time limit, Wren Sinclair and Arianna Grace wasted little time getting down to business.

Grace controlled portions of the match by targeting Sinclair’s previously injured knee, but the champion remained resilient. As the clock ticked down, Wren fought back and trapped Grace in the Final Wren-ch submission hold.

Grace tapped out before time expired, allowing Sinclair to retain.

Winner and Still Women’s Speed Champion: Wren Sinclair

Saquon Shugars def. Dion Lennox

Former DarkState allies collided in a heated grudge match.

The rivalry continued to intensify throughout the bout, with Cutler James and Osiris Griffin appearing at ringside despite both men seemingly dealing with injuries. Their presence created a distraction, but Shugars still found a way to overcome Lennox.

After a back-and-forth battle, Shugars scored the victory with an inverted splash.

Winner: Saquon Shugars

The celebration was short-lived, however, as James and Griffin revealed they were fully healthy before launching a post-match assault. The trio left Shugars laid out following a devastating DarkState powerbomb.

NXT North American Championship

Myles Borne (c) def. Tavion Heights

Myles Borne and Tavion Heights showcased their amateur wrestling backgrounds in a highly technical championship match.

The two competitors traded submissions, suplexes, and counters throughout the contest, with Heights nearly capturing the title after a series of impressive power moves and submission holds.

Borne ultimately found an opening late in the match, escaping a fireman’s carry and delivering Borne Again for the victory.

Winner and Still NXT North American Champion: Myles Borne

Following the match, Borne praised Heights while promising that his title reign is far from over.

NXT Women’s Championship

Kendal Grey def. Lola Vice (c)

The main event saw Lola Vice defend the NXT Women’s Championship against Kendal Grey.

The match featured strong grappling exchanges, submission counters, and momentum swings from both competitors. Grey repeatedly targeted Vice’s leg with ankle lock attempts, while the champion responded with her trademark strikes and submission offense.

Outside interference briefly came into play when Kelani Jordan attempted to get involved, only for Wren Sinclair to neutralize her and remove the distraction.

As the match entered its final moments, both women exchanged near falls and submission reversals before Grey delivered a massive middle-rope Shades of Grey to score the decisive victory.

Winner and NEW NXT Women’s Champion: Kendal Grey

After the match, Wren Sinclair joined her longtime friend in the ring to celebrate the championship victory. Lola Vice showed respect to the new champion before leaving the ringside area.

WWE NXT The Great American Bash 2026 Results

  • Tony D’Angelo (c) def. Naraku – NXT Championship
  • Zaria (c) def. Tatum Paxley – NXT Women’s North American Championship
  • Shiloh Hill def. Tristan Angels
  • Wren Sinclair (c) def. Arianna Grace – Women’s Speed Championship
  • Saquon Shugars def. Dion Lennox
  • Myles Borne (c) def. Tavion Heights – NXT North American Championship
  • Kendal Grey def. Lola Vice (c) – NEW NXT Women’s Champion

The Great American Bash delivered several standout performances, but the biggest story of the night was Kendal Grey’s championship victory. Grey closed the show by capturing the NXT Women’s Championship, while Tony D’Angelo survived a brutal challenge from Naraku and the rest of NXT’s champions successfully defended their titles

TNA Slammiversary 2026 Results

TNA Wrestling presented Slammiversary 2026 on June 28, featuring multiple championship matches, a pair of Hall of Fame announcements, and an emotional tribute to the late Joe Doering. By the end of the night, several titles had changed hands, including the TNA World Championship.

Here are the full results and highlights from the event.

Countdown to Slammiversary Results

Elayna Black def. Mara Sade and Indi Hartwell

The pre-show kicked off with a fast-paced three-way match featuring Elayna Black, Mara Sade, and Indi Hartwell.

Sade nearly secured the victory after planting Black with a powerbomb, but Hartwell interrupted the pin attempt. After a series of counters and high-impact offense from all three competitors, Black capitalized on an opening and connected with a double-arm DDT on Sade to score the win.

Winner: Elayna Black

TNA Introduces New Knockouts Television Championship

Traci Brooks appeared during the Countdown show to unveil a brand-new championship for the Knockouts division.

The newly introduced TNA Knockouts Television Championship will be defended exclusively on TNA Impact, with the inaugural champion set to be crowned through a 16-woman tournament.

Ricky Sosa def. Eric Young

Ricky Sosa continued to build momentum with an upset victory over veteran Eric Young.

Young controlled portions of the match with his experience and power, but Sosa battled back with a series of aerial attacks before finishing Young off with the Blue Thunder Bang.

Winner: Ricky Sosa

TNA Slammiversary 2026 Main Card Results

Before the opening match, TNA paid tribute to the late Joe Doering with a ten-bell salute. Cody Deaner addressed the crowd afterward, honoring Doering’s loyalty, passion, and strength while encouraging the locker room to put on a memorable show in his honor.

TNA X-Division Championship – Ultimate X Match

Cedric Alexander (c) def. Leon Slater, Frankie Kazarian, Mr. Elegance, Fabian Aichner, KC Navarro, and Amazing Red

The annual Ultimate X spectacle delivered another chaotic showcase of athleticism.

Amazing Red dazzled with multiple Code Reds, while Fabian Aichner impressed with a springboard crossbody onto Frankie Kazarian suspended from the cables. Leon Slater appeared moments away from victory after pulling down the championship, but because his feet had not touched the mat, the match remained active.

As Slater dangled with the title, Cedric Alexander seized the opportunity and ripped the championship away to retain.

Winner and Still TNA X-Division Champion: Cedric Alexander

Following the match, Kazarian revealed that Amazing Red will be inducted into the TNA Hall of Fame at Bound For Glory.

Elijah def. AJ Francis

Stipulation: Winner receives rights to Elijah’s music and likeness.

AJ Francis entered with Expressions at ringside and nearly secured the victory after hitting a Styles Clash.

Elijah fought back, neutralized Expressions with a guitar shot, and stunned the crowd with a rope-walking destroyer before earning the pinfall victory.

Winner: Elijah

TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship

Rosemary & Allie def. Elegance Brand (c)

Rosemary and Allie captured tag team gold after overcoming interference from the Elegance Brand entourage.

The finish saw the champions’ offense backfire before Allie connected with a Codebreaker and Rosemary followed up with a Scorpion Death Drop for the victory.

Winners and NEW Knockouts World Tag Team Champions: Rosemary & Allie

TNA International Championship

Mustafa Ali (c) def. Rich Swann and Uhaa Nation

Mustafa Ali’s open challenge turned into a triple threat match after Santino Marella introduced Rich Swann and Uhaa Nation (aka Apollo Crews) as surprise challengers.

Uhaa Nation showcased his strength throughout the contest, while Swann dazzled with his trademark agility. Outside interference once again aided Ali when Agent Zero neutralized Nation at ringside.

Ali capitalized on the chaos and countered a handspring attack from Swann into a backslide pin to retain.

Winner and Still TNA International Champion: Mustafa Ali

No Surrender Match

Moose def. Eddie Edwards

This deeply personal rivalry escalated into one of the most intense matches of the night.

With victory only possible by forcing an opponent’s corner to throw in the towel, both men pushed the limits. The match took a disturbing turn when Eddie Edwards involved Moose’s family, threatening his son after already attacking Moose’s wife.

The distraction backfired, however, as Moose’s son delivered a low blow to Edwards. Moose recovered, unleashed a barrage of spears, and appeared ready to inflict even more punishment before Alisha Edwards finally threw in the towel.

Winner: Moose

After the match, Moose and JDC continued the assault, sending both Eddie and Alisha Edwards crashing through a table.

TNA Knockouts World Championship

Xia Brookside def. Lei Ying Lee (c)

Lei Ying Lee entered as champion but was unable to overcome Xia Brookside’s strategy of targeting her injured leg.

After a competitive battle, Lee found herself in trouble when an exposed turnbuckle came into play. Brookside capitalized, sending Lee into the exposed steel before planting her with a lifting DDT for the victory.

Winner and NEW Knockouts World Champion: Xia Brookside

TNA World Tag Team Championship Ladder Match

The Hardys def. The System (c), The Righteous, and The Great Hands

One of the wildest matches of the evening featured ladders, tables, and even a barbed-wire-covered “Wicked Garden” ladder brought to ringside by The Righteous.

The match featured numerous high-risk moments, including Bear Bronson driving Vincent onto the dangerous ladder and Jeff Hardy hitting a Swanton Bomb onto opponents laid out on a ladder.

After clearing the ring, Matt and Jeff Hardy climbed the ladder and retrieved the titles.

Winners and NEW TNA World Tag Team Champions: The Hardys

Konnan Announced for TNA Hall of Fame

Another Hall of Fame announcement took place during the broadcast, with TNA confirming that wrestling legend Konnan will join the TNA Hall of Fame.

TNA World Championship

Nic Nemeth def. Mike Santana (c)

The main event saw Mike Santana defend the TNA World Championship against Nic Nemeth.

Santana dominated early, but the momentum shifted when Nic used the Call Your Shot trophy as a weapon after Ryan Nemeth’s attempted involvement created a distraction.

The champion battled through significant punishment and blood loss, even kicking out at one after a series of superkicks. However, the damage eventually caught up with him.

As Santana attempted to mount one final comeback, he collapsed from exhaustion and injury. Nemeth immediately capitalized by delivering the Danger Zone to score the decisive pinfall.

Winner and NEW TNA World Champion: Nic Nemeth

Following the match, Nemeth celebrated his championship victory with champagne as Slammiversary came to a close.

TNA Slammiversary 2026 Results

  • Elayna Black def. Mara Sade and Indi Hartwell
  • Ricky Sosa def. Eric Young
  • Cedric Alexander (c) def. Leon Slater, Frankie Kazarian, Mr. Elegance, Fabian Aichner, KC Navarro, and Amazing Red – Ultimate X Match
  • Elijah def. AJ Francis
  • Rosemary & Allie def. Elegance Brand (c) – NEW Knockouts World Tag Team Champions
  • Mustafa Ali (c) def. Rich Swann and Uhaa Nation – TNA International Championship
  • Moose def. Eddie Edwards – No Surrender Match
  • Xia Brookside def. Lei Ying Lee (c) – NEW Knockouts World Champion
  • The Hardys def. The System (c), The Righteous, and The Great Hands – NEW TNA World Tag Team Champions
  • Nic Nemeth def. Mike Santana (c) – NEW TNA World Champion

Slammiversary 2026 proved to be a night of major changes for TNA Wrestling. Nic Nemeth captured the TNA World Championship, The Hardys added another tag team title reign to their legendary careers, Xia Brookside reached the top of the Knockouts division, and TNA unveiled a new championship for its growing women’s roster. Combined with the emotional tribute to Joe Doering and two Hall of Fame announcements, the event delivered one of the best nights of the year for the promotion.

AEW Collision Preview 6/27/2026

AEW Collision tonight on TNT and HBO Max at 8/7c.

  • Mercedes Moné & Athena vs. Maya World & Hyan
  • AEW World Trios Championship: Orange Cassidy, Roderick Strong, & Kyle O’Reilly (c) vs. Hook, Katsuyori Shibata, & Anthony Bowens
  • TNT Championship: Kevin Knight (c) vs. Dezmond Xavier
  • CMLL Women’s World Championship: Persephone (c) vs. Billie Starkz
  • Mistico & “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs. Tony Nese & Ari Daivari
  • Chris Jericho vs. JD Drake
  • Jake Doyle vs. Adam Priest

WWE Night Of Champions 2026 Results

WWE presented Night of Champions 2026 on Saturday from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, featuring the finals of the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments, a Steel Cage Match between Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker, Men’s & Women’s United States Championship matches, and a blockbuster triple threat main event for the Undisputed WWE Championship.

King of the Ring Finals

Oba Femi def. Jey Uso

Jey Uso came out firing, but Oba Femi’s overwhelming power quickly became the story of the match. Despite Uso landing multiple superkicks, a spear, and consecutive Uso Splashes, the powerhouse refused to stay down.

Femi weathered the storm before taking control late, connecting with a devastating powerbomb and following it up with Fall From Grace to secure the victory.

Winner: Oba Femi via pinfall (Fall From Grace)

With the win, Femi becomes the 2026 King of the Ring and earns a world title opportunity at SummerSlam.

Following the match, Femi declared that Jey Uso wasn’t fighting just one man—he was fighting fate and destiny. The newly crowned King celebrated with the Riyadh crowd as chants of “Oba!” echoed throughout the arena.

Danhausen and Liv Morgan Segment

Danhausen appeared before the crowd and greeted “Riyadhausen,” joking about his recent financial success.

His celebration was interrupted by Liv Morgan, who demanded repayment of money she claimed was owed to The Judgment Day. Danhausen responded by attempting to curse Morgan, only to be slapped across the face before Liv headed to the ring.

Queen of the Ring Finals

IYO SKY def. Liv Morgan

The Queen of the Ring final saw Liv Morgan target IYO SKY’s knee throughout the match. Morgan repeatedly attacked the leg, nearly forcing a submission victory with a half-crab after SKY suffered an awkward landing on the floor.

Despite the injury, SKY refused to quit. After surviving a late assault from Morgan, the former Women’s Champion rallied with a Spanish Fly from the top rope before finishing things with her signature moonsault.

Winner: IYO SKY via pinfall (Moonsault)

IYO SKY is officially the 2026 Queen of the Ring and earns a championship match at SummerSlam.

Afterward, SKY announced her intention to challenge for the WWE Women’s World Championship at SummerSlam.

Steel Cage Match

Seth Rollins def. Bron Breakker

Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker engaged in a brutal Steel Cage Match that featured kendo sticks, steel chairs, a table, and plenty of punishment.

Breakker’s power was on full display as he repeatedly launched Rollins into the cage walls and delivered a breathtaking avalanche Frankensteiner onto a pile of steel chairs. However, Rollins continually found ways to survive.

The match reached another level when Rollins delivered a superplex from the top of the cage through a table. Despite blood pouring from Breakker’s face and multiple finishing attempts, neither man stayed down.

In the end, Rollins connected with an avalanche Blackout from the second rope to finally put Breakker away.

Winner: Seth Rollins via pinfall (Avalanche Blackout)

WWE Men’s United States Championship

Trick Williams (c) def. Ricky Saints

Ricky Saints attacked Trick Williams before the opening bell, looking to gain an early advantage in his championship opportunity.

The contest remained competitive throughout, with Saints nearly scoring the upset after several close near falls and a tornado DDT.

Williams ultimately regained control and landed the Trick Shot to retain his championship.

Winner: Trick Williams via pinfall (Trick Shot)

After the match, Lil Yachty returned to ringside armed with a kendo stick and attacked Saints. The segment concluded with Yachty delivering a People’s Elbow to the delight of the crowd.

WWE Women’s United States Championship

Tiffany Stratton (c) def. Jade Cargill

Tiffany Stratton survived a chaotic title defense against Jade Cargill thanks to a series of outside distractions.

Cargill appeared to have the match in hand despite interference from B-FAB, Michin, and Chelsea Green. However, the biggest surprise came when Charlotte Flair emerged and struck Cargill with the championship belt while the referee was distracted.

Stratton capitalized on the opening and connected with the Prettiest Moonsault Ever to retain her title.

Winner: Tiffany Stratton via pinfall (Prettiest Moonsault Ever)

Undisputed WWE Championship

Sami Zayn def. Cody Rhodes (c) and GUNTHER

The main event featured Cody Rhodes defending the Undisputed WWE Championship against both GUNTHER and Sami Zayn in a high-stakes triple threat match.

All three competitors had moments where victory seemed inevitable. Rhodes landed multiple Cross Rhodes attempts, GUNTHER dominated stretches of the bout with his power and submissions, and Zayn repeatedly came within inches of winning after landing the Blue Thunder Bomb and Helluva Kick.

The match spilled outside the ring several times, including a sequence where Rhodes back body dropped Zayn through the American announce table and GUNTHER powerbombed Rhodes through the Arabic announce desk.

Late in the match, GUNTHER trapped Rhodes in the Gojira Clutch, only for Zayn to intervene. After a frantic closing sequence that saw all three men exchange finishing maneuvers, Rhodes attempted another Cross Rhodes on Zayn.

Instead, Zayn countered with a surprise victory roll and scored the three-count.

Winner and NEW Undisputed WWE Champion: Sami Zayn via pinfall (Victory Roll)

Night of Champions 2026 Results

  • Oba Femi def. Jey Uso – King of the Ring Finals
  • IYO SKY def. Liv Morgan – Queen of the Ring Finals
  • Seth Rollins def. Bron Breakker – Steel Cage Match
  • Trick Williams (c) def. Ricky Saints – WWE Men’s United States Championship
  • Tiffany Stratton (c) def. Jade Cargill – WWE Women’s United States Championship
  • Sami Zayn def. Cody Rhodes (c) and GUNTHER – Triple Threat Match for the Undisputed WWE Championship

The biggest story coming out of Night of Champions was Sami Zayn finally reaching the mountaintop. After a decade in WWE, Zayn captured the Undisputed WWE Championship for the first time, ending Cody Rhodes’ reign and closing the show with an emotional celebration in front of the Riyadh crowd. Meanwhile, Oba Femi and IYO SKY punched their tickets to SummerSlam with tournament-winning performances, setting the stage for major championship clashes later this summer.

AEW x NJPW x CMLL x STARDOM Forbidden Door 6/28/2026 (Card)

AEW x NJPW x CMLL x STARDOM Forbidden Door – Sunday June 28 –

CARD

  • Steel Cage Match: MJF, Kevin Knight & Kyle Fletcher, Jake Doyle & Andrade El Idolo vs. Mark Briscoe, Kyle O’Reilly, Roderick Strong, Orange Cassidy, Darby Allin & Konosuke Takeshita
  • Owen Hart Foundation Women’s Tournament Finals: Mercedes Mone vs. Maya World
  • Owen Hart Foundation Men’s Tournament Finals: Swerve Strickland vs. Will Ospreay
  • AEW Women’s World Championship Match: Thekla (c) vs. Starlight Kid
  • AEW Continental Championship Match: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Bandido
  • AEW World Tag Team Championship Match: Adam Copeland & Christian Cage (c) vs. The Dogs
  • IWGP Global Heavyweight Championship Match: Shota Umino (c) vs. PAC
  • The Young Bucks vs. Mistico & Mascara Dorada vs. Shingo Tagaki & Titán