Tag: Saturday Night’s Main Event

WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event Results 9/6/2026, Bronson Reed Returns

Results for WWE Saturday Sunday Night’s Main Event 9/6/2026 from Atlanta, Georgia.

Five Minute Challenge

Lil Yachty vs. Baron Corbin

The evening kicked off with a unique stipulation. If Atlanta native Lil Yachty could survive five minutes against United States Champion Baron Corbin, his friend Trick Williams would receive an immediate shot at the title.

Yachty showed plenty of heart throughout the contest, using his speed and even some help from friends at ringside to stay alive. Corbin dominated much of the challenge and appeared moments away from victory on multiple occasions.

With just seconds remaining, Yachty escaped a dangerous situation in the corner and successfully ran out the clock to secure the opportunity for Trick Williams.

Winner: Lil Yachty (survived the five-minute time limit)

Following the challenge, an enraged Corbin put Yachty through a table before the championship match began.

WWE United States Championship

Trick Williams def. Baron Corbin (c)

Despite the attack on his friend, Trick Williams wasted no time taking the fight to Corbin.

The challenger controlled the early stages before Corbin slowed the pace and targeted Williams with a methodical assault both inside and outside the ring. Corbin repeatedly focused on wearing Trick down and nearly retained after hitting Deep Six.

Late in the match, Yachty returned to neutralize Corbin’s attempt to use the championship belt as a weapon. Moments later, Williams capitalized by connecting with the Trick Shot.

The impact was enough to score the three-count and complete the upset.

Winner: Trick Williams via pinfall to become the NEW WWE United States Champion

Williams celebrated the championship victory with Yachty as pyro erupted around the arena.

Bron Breakker vs. Oba Femi

Two of WWE’s most physically dominant stars collided in a highly anticipated showdown.

Breakker and Femi engaged in a hard-hitting battle that lived up to expectations, with both men trading power moves and near falls throughout the contest. The match spilled outside the ring multiple times as neither competitor was willing to give an inch.

As the action intensified, outside interference began to play a role. Austin Theory and Logan Paul attempted to get involved, while Maxxine Dupri provided Breakker with a pair of brass knuckles.

Before Breakker could take advantage, Oba countered and regained momentum. However, the match came to an abrupt end when a returning Bronson Reed stormed the ring and attacked Femi with a steel chair.

The match ended in controversy when returning Bronson Reed stormed the ring and attacked Oba Femi with a steel chair, forcing the referee to call for the bell.

Winner: Oba Femi via disqualification after Bronson Reed interfered on behalf of Bron Breakker

After the bell, Reed with Breakker continued the assault, delivering multiple chair shots and several devastating Tsunami splashes to Femi before WWE officials finally intervened.

Six-Woman Tag Team Match

Jade Cargill & The Baddies def. Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair & Tatum Paxley

The women’s division was on display in a fast-paced six-woman tag team encounter.

Alexa Bliss and Tatum Paxley provided early momentum for their team, but Jade Cargill and The Baddies eventually took control through frequent tags and aggressive teamwork.

Charlotte Flair nearly secured victory after connecting with a moonsault and several trademark offensive sequences, but interference and distractions from the opposing side prevented her from putting the match away.

In the closing moments, Cargill delivered Jaded to Flair and scored the decisive pinfall.

Winners: Jade Cargill & The Baddies via pinfall

Main Event

Randy Orton def. Cody Rhodes

Longtime rivals Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton closed out the show in a physical and emotional main event.

The match quickly turned personal as both men targeted each other’s weaknesses and repeatedly brawled around ringside. Orton even attempted to get under Rhodes’ skin by confronting members of Cody’s family seated at ringside.

Rhodes appeared to gain control late after delivering multiple Cross Rhodes and leaving Orton vulnerable. However, the veteran continued to find ways to survive.

As the referee situation broke down due to repeated collisions, Orton took advantage of the chaos. After appearing defeated and pleading with Rhodes, Orton struck at the perfect moment, catching both Rhodes and an official off guard before delivering a sudden RKO.

With referee Charles Robinson finally back in position, Orton covered Rhodes and secured the victory.

Winner: Randy Orton via pinfall

WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event Results (9/6/2026)

  • Lil Yachty survived Baron Corbin’s Five Minute Challenge
  • Trick Williams def. Baron Corbin to win the WWE United States Championship
  • Oba Femi def. Bron Breakker via disqualification after interference from Bronson Reed
  • Jade Cargill & The Baddies def. Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair & Tatum Paxley
  • Randy Orton def. Cody Rhodes

The biggest stories coming out of Saturday Night’s Main Event were Trick Williams capturing the United States Championship, Bronson Reed’s shocking return, and Randy Orton stealing a controversial victory over Cody Rhodes in the night’s main event.

WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event 9/6/2026 (Card)

WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event live tonight at 8/7c on Peacock from State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.

CARD

  • Randy Orton vs. Cody Rhodes
  • Bron Breakker vs. Oba Femi
  • Five Minute Challenge: Baron Corbin vs. Lil Yachty (If Yachty survives the five minutes, Trick Williams gets a US Title shot)
  • Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss & Tatum Paxley vs. Jade Cargill, Michin & B-Fab
  • Performance by Quavo

WWE SNME Preview 7/18/2026

WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event live tonight at 8/7c on Peacock from Madison Square Garden in New York City.

Match Card

  • Tag Team Match: Undisputed WWE Champion CM Punk & Cody Rhodes vs. Gunther & Sami Zayn (If Gunther and Zayn win they will be added to WWE Title match at SummerSlam)
  • WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship: Scream Mode (Brie Bella & Paige) (c) vs. Fatal Influence
  • No Disqualification Match: Danhausen vs. JD McDonagh
  • Bayley vs. Lyra Valkyria
  • New York Knicks’ Jalen Brunson to join World Champion Roman Reigns

Logan Paul Undergoes Surgery After Torn Tricep Injury, Promises Early WWE Return

Logan Paul is facing another setback in WWE, but if you ask him, he won’t be gone for long.

Following WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, Paul revealed that he suffered a torn tricep during the show and has already undergone surgery to repair the injury. Despite doctors reportedly giving him a recovery timeline of around six months, the former United States Champion is already predicting a much faster comeback.

Paul shared the update on Instagram, where he posted photos from the hospital along with footage of the moment the injury occurred. According to Paul, he even stayed awake during the procedure.

“Tore my tricep, got surgery while wide awake,” Paul wrote. “They’re telling me 6 month recovery but I don’t believe them.”

In typical Logan Paul fashion, the WWE star mixed the injury update with some humor and promotion for his outside ventures, while also reminding fans that he remains one-half of the World Tag Team Champions alongside Austin Theory.

The injury reportedly happened during a chaotic ringside sequence involving Angelo Dawkins of The Street Profits. Dawkins landed awkwardly onto Paul on the floor outside the ring, and the spot appears to have caused the tricep tear that will now sideline him indefinitely.

WWE later confirmed the injury on Monday Night Raw, noting that Paul is expected to miss several months of in-ring action while recovering from surgery.

Even with Paul out, Austin Theory is still officially recognized as a tag team champion. On Raw, Paul Heyman reassured Theory that the titles remain with “The Vision,” signaling that WWE may keep the championship situation intact until Paul is medically cleared.

This latest injury comes at a time when Paul had continued building momentum as one of WWE’s most high-profile crossover stars. Since joining WWE, he has consistently impressed fans and critics alike with his athleticism and willingness to take risks inside the ring — sometimes at the expense of his own body.

Whether Paul can actually beat the projected recovery timeline remains to be seen, but based on his comments, he clearly has no intention of staying away from WWE any longer than necessary.

WWE SNME 5/23/2026 Results

Jade Cargill Pins Rhea Ripley Before Clash in Italy

The opening six-woman tag match quickly turned chaotic as WWE Women’s Champion Rhea Ripley teamed with Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss against Jade Cargill, B-Fab, and Michin.

Ripley and Cargill’s tension was front and center throughout the bout, but Charlotte Flair ended up carrying much of the action during the middle stretch after being isolated by the opposing team. Michin nearly scored a shocking win after countering Flair with a Styles Clash, but Ripley broke up the pinfall attempt with a running knee.

Once Ripley finally got her hands on Cargill late in the match, the crowd erupted. The two exchanged strikes before Ripley connected with a Riptide that looked like it could end things, but Michin interrupted the cover.

The closing moments completely broke down, with all six competitors trading big moves. After Ripley, Flair, and Bliss briefly stood tall together, Cargill blindsided Ripley with a pump kick and followed it up with Jaded to pin the WWE Women’s Champion clean in the center of the ring.

The win gives Cargill massive momentum heading into her championship match against Ripley at Clash in Italy.

Winners: Jade Cargill, B-Fab, and Michin

Becky Lynch Destroys Sol Ruca After Disqualification Loss

Becky Lynch may have technically lost to Sol Ruca, but she made sure nobody remembered the result for long.

Before the match even officially got underway, Lynch smashed the Women’s Intercontinental Championship into Ruca’s face and immediately set a hostile tone. Ruca responded with an explosive athletic showing, dazzling the crowd with springboard offense and a moonsault to the floor.

Things fell apart when Ruca attempted the Sol Snatcher, only for Lynch to pull referee Jessika Carr into the way of the move. The referee was taken out in an awkward collision, forcing a disqualification victory for Ruca.

The post-match assault was far more brutal than the match itself.

An enraged Lynch blasted Ruca with the title belt before delivering three consecutive Manhandle Slams while trash-talking the rising star. Officials tried to intervene, but Lynch chased them away and stood tall with the championship.

It’s clear Becky is sending a message to the entire women’s division.

Winner via DQ: Sol Ruca

Penta Survives Ethan Page In Excellent Intercontinental Title Match

Penta and Ethan Page arguably stole the show with a hard-hitting Intercontinental Championship match that had the crowd invested from start to finish.

Page targeted Penta’s back early after launching him onto the commentary table, slowing down the champion and controlling long stretches of the match with methodical offense. Penta repeatedly fought back with his trademark speed and creativity, including a huge tope con hilo and a springboard DDT that nearly ended the contest.

The final stretch turned into a dramatic back-and-forth exchange featuring near falls and counters from both men. Page nearly captured the title after an avalanche powerslam and later tried to cheat by exposing the turnbuckle pad.

That plan backfired.

Penta reversed the momentum, sending Page ribs-first into the exposed corner before hitting a spectacular springboard Mexican Destroyer to retain the championship.

The crowd gave both men a strong ovation after one of the best matches of the night.

Winner and still WWE Intercontinental Champion: Penta

Scream Mode Retains Women’s Tag Team Championships

Brie Bella and Paige managed to survive a power-heavy challenge from Nia Jax and Lash Legend.

The champions used speed and double-team offense early, but the match shifted once Jax and Legend started overpowering Paige in their corner. Legend especially impressed during the heat segment, throwing Paige around and controlling the pace.

Bella eventually got the hot tag and rallied the crowd with a series of kicks and quick offense on Jax. The challengers looked close to winning after a devastating Samoan Drop and splash combination, but Paige broke up the pinfall attempt.

The finish saw Paige counter Jax with a roll-up while Brie Bella added extra leverage from behind to steal the victory and retain the titles.

Winners and still WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions: Scream Mode

Logan Paul, Austin Theory Retain Thanks To Chaos And Bron Breakker

The main event tag title match between The Vision and The Street Profits delivered nonstop energy, but controversy once again followed Logan Paul.

Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins had the crowd behind them from the opening bell, repeatedly shutting down Paul and Theory’s attempts to control the pace. Ford especially electrified the audience with his athleticism, including a massive somersault senton over the ring post onto both opponents at ringside.

Despite the momentum, Paul’s loaded right hand and constant interference from Paul Heyman kept the champions alive. The Street Profits appeared moments away from victory after hitting their blockbuster Doomsday Device combination on Theory, but Paul broke up the pin.

Things escalated even further when Bron Breakker stormed to ringside. Dawkins managed to launch Breakker over the announce table, but Heyman ultimately changed the outcome by placing Theory’s foot on the ropes during a near fall.

Moments later, Logan Paul knocked Ford out with brass knuckles behind the referee’s back, allowing Theory to steal the pinfall victory.

After the match, Breakker laid out both Street Profits with Spears before standing tall alongside The Vision and Paul Heyman.

Winners and still World Tag Team Champions: The Vision

WWE SNME 5/23/26 Quick Results

  • Jade Cargill, B-Fab, and Michin def. Rhea Ripley, Charlotte Flair, and Alexa Bliss
  • Sol Ruca def. Becky Lynch via disqualification
  • Penta def. Ethan Page to retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship
  • Scream Mode retained the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships against Nia Jax and Lash Legend
  • The Vision retained the World Tag Team Championships against The Street Profits

WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event 5/23/2026 (Card)

WWE SNME – Saturday May 23, 2026 – Allen County War Memorial Coliseum. in Fort Wayne, Indiana – STREAMING LIVE May 23 at 8 ET/5 PT on Peacock in the United States and YouTube internationally

CARD

  • Women’s Intercontinental Championsh Becky Lynch vs. Sol Ruca
  • Intercontinental Championship: Penta (c) vs. Ethan Page
  • World Tag Team Championship: The Vision (Logan Paul & Austin Theory) (c) vs. The Street Profits
  • WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship: Paige & Brie Bella (c) vs. The Irressistibe Forces
  • Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss & Rhea Ripley vs. Jade Cargill, Michin & B-Fab

WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event 1/24/2026

WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event airs tonight at 8 PM EST/5 PM PST from the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec. The show streams on Peacock in the U.S. and on Netflix internationally.

  • WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships Match: Rhea Ripley & IYO SKY (c) vs. Liv Morgan & Roxanne Perez
  • Undisputed WWE Championship #1 Contender’s Match: Randy Orton vs. Trick Williams vs. Damian Priest vs. Sami Zayn
  • Cody Rhodes vs. Jacob Fatu
  • Shinsuke Nakamura vs. AJ Styles

Backstage News On The Reaction To John Cena’s Final Match

WWE’s Saturday Night’s Main Event delivered a historic night inside the Capital One Arena, and new backstage details are shedding light on how the company reacted to John Cena’s final match — both emotionally and creatively.

According to behind-the-scenes reports, Cena made a point to linger after the show wrapped, spending time saying his goodbyes and taking photos with WWE personnel. The moment clearly resonated throughout the locker room, as several top stars — including Bayley and CM Punk — were spotted watching Cena’s match from the crowd rather than backstage.

Despite inevitable speculation, WWE officials are reportedly firm that Cena is done competing in the ring. There are no plans to ask him to wrestle again, though that doesn’t mean fans have seen the last of him entirely. Cena is expected to remain connected to WWE in some capacity, both on-screen and behind the scenes, although specifics haven’t been finalized.

Mixed Feelings, No Backstage Fallout

The finish of Cena’s final match sparked plenty of discussion internally. While some talent would have preferred to see Cena go out with a victory, most understood the long-term direction involving Gunther, who emerged from the night with massive heat. Creative and booking personnel were largely supportive of the decision, and importantly, sources stressed that no one backstage was upset about the outcome.

That heat was very real. Gunther reportedly drew such a strong reaction that security had to escort him out of the arena, with fans following closely behind. The response only reinforced WWE’s belief in him as a top-level antagonist moving forward.

Triple H’s Reaction and Unplanned Emotion

One of the more notable details from the night involved Triple H, who was said to be visibly pleased with how things played out. Those in Gorilla Position noted he was smiling after the finish — the same expression fans saw on camera, even as he was being loudly booed by the crowd.

The show also featured several moments that weren’t originally on the rundown. An emotional ringside interview with Cody Rhodes, along with some post-match in-ring interactions, reportedly came together organically and added to the authenticity of the night.

Business Is Booming

From a business perspective, the event was a major win. A source connected to NBCUniversal claimed the buzz surrounding Saturday Night’s Main Event was stronger than anything they’ve seen on Peacock outside of WrestleMania — a significant endorsement of WWE’s current momentum.

As for Cena, while his in-ring career appears to be officially over, his presence still looms large. Whether it’s a cameo, a special appearance, or something entirely different, WWE clearly isn’t closing the door on him — they’re just making sure his final match truly stays final.

John Cena Says Goodbye As GUNTHER Forces Tap Out In Emotional WWE SNME, WWE Says Thank You To John Cena

John Cena’s legendary in-ring career officially came to an end on Saturday night, and it happened in dramatic fashion at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event. In the show’s main event, GUNTHER defeated Cena by submission, forcing the 16-time world champion to tap out in what WWE billed as Cena’s final match.

The bout was presented as a physical war from the opening bell. GUNTHER immediately imposed his will, blasting Cena with brutal chops and methodically wearing him down while the crowd loudly voiced their displeasure. Cena weathered the storm and rallied with his familiar comeback, connecting with shoulder tackles, a side slam, and the Five Knuckle Shuffle before transitioning into the STF. GUNTHER escaped, however, and responded with a shotgun dropkick and a powerbomb.

Rather than go for a pin, GUNTHER made his intentions clear. He repeatedly instructed the referee to ask Cena if he wanted to quit, even after landing a series of stiff lariats. GUNTHER refused to win Cena’s final match by anything other than submission.

Cena continued to fight back, landing another Five Knuckle Shuffle and an Attitude Adjustment for a near fall. The two traded sleeper holds, spilled to the floor, and battered each other around ringside. One of the biggest moments came when GUNTHER attempted to powerbomb Cena through the announcer’s desk, only for Cena to counter and send GUNTHER crashing through it instead.

Back in the ring, Cena came agonizingly close to victory multiple times, including after a top-rope leg drop and an avalanche Attitude Adjustment, but GUNTHER simply would not stay down. The Ring General answered with powerbombs, a frog splash, and finally locked in his sleeper hold once more. Cena briefly countered into another AA, but GUNTHER immediately re-applied the hold. With nowhere left to go, Cena tapped out.

Following the bell, the focus shifted from defeat to celebration. Cena stood alone in the ring and took a bow as WWE royalty filled the entranceway. Triple H, Stephanie McMahon, Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, and numerous members of the locker room joined him. Rhodes and Punk draped their Undisputed WWE Championship and World Heavyweight Championship over Cena’s shoulders, while both men took a knee in a powerful show of respect.

Triple H embraced Cena before directing attention to the screen, where a career-spanning video package played, highlighting Cena’s iconic moments and unmatched legacy. Cena saluted the crowd, took one final bow, and left his gear in the center of the ring. “It’s been a pleasure serving you, all these years. Thank you,” he said. As he walked up the aisle for the last time, the live audience gave him a thunderous ovation.

Win or lose, John Cena left WWE the same way he defined his career — earning respect, telling a story, and proving that his legacy will never be forgotten.

WWE SNME ‘The Last Time Is Now’ – John Cena’s Final Match 12/13/2025

John Cena has his final match of his career tonight at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event tonight airing live on Peacock at 8pm ET from the Capital One Arena in Washington, DC.

  • John Cena’s Final Match – “The Last Time Is Now”: John Cena vs. Gunther
  • World Tag Team Champions AJ Styles & Dragon Lee vs. Je’Von Evans & TNA X-Division Champion Leon Slater
  • NXT Champion Oba Femi vs. Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes
  • Bayley vs. Sol Ruca