Here are the results from today’s Night of Champions premium live event which took place from the Jeddah Superdome in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Seth Rollins defeated AJ Styles to become the new WWE World Heavyweight champion; Trish Stratus defeated Becky Lynch; Gunther defeated Mustafa Ali to retain the Intercontinental title; Asuka defeated Bianca Belair to become the new Raw Women’s champion; Rhea Ripley defeated Natalya to retain the Smackdown Women’s title; Brock Lesnar defeated Cody Rhodes; Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn defeated Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa to retain the WWE Undisputed Tag Team titles.
Asuka has managed to dethrone Bianca Belair, ending her 420-day reign as Raw Women’s champion, after winning their WrestleMania rematch at Night of Champions.
It took a little bit of cheating from Asuka’s part to accomplish the job however, as after she missed with the mist the first time, she had a backup plan in place.
With Asuka resting on the ropes and the referee not looking, she put mist on her fingers and when Belair went for the KOD, Asuka used the oldest trick in the book – raking the eyes – although this time with the misty fingers. She got out of the KOD and hit a kick, covering her for the pin.
This is Asuka’s third reign with the Raw Women’s title. She last won it in August 2020 and lost it to Rhea Ripley on night two of WrestleMania 37 in April 2021.
In a lengthy opener to kick off Night of Champions live from Jeddah, Seth Rollins became the new World Heavyweight champion after defeating AJ Styles in a phenomenal match.
The Saudi fans sang along to Seth’s theme and fireworks helped “burn it down” as Rollins celebrated with the title which was presented to him in the ring by 14-time champion and Hall of Famer Paul “Triple H” Levesque.
In the tournament to crown the new champion, Rollins defeated Damian Priest and Shinsuke Nakamura in the first triple threat qualifying match to advance to the semi final match against Finn Balor before reaching Jeddah and Styles. Styles had to go through a triple threat involving Edge and Rey Mysterio as well and then defeated Bobby Lashley to go to the final match.
This is Seth’s first heavyweight title run since 2019.
We are just a few hours away from WWE’s return to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia for Night of Champions where a new World Heavyweight champion will be crowned.
We are presenting the latest betting odds for today’s show, but remember, odds will likely change as the event gets even closer to bell time, so be careful when placing bets with real money. If you want to calculate the true probability without the influence of the bookmaker’s margin, consider using the keyword no-vig odds calculator to ensure accurate assessments.
Seth Rollins and AJ Styles will battle to become the new WWE World Heavyweight champion. Seth Rollins is the current favorite with 1/8 odds while Styles is 9/2 to win and move to Raw with the title.
Will The Bloodline get back their Undisputed WWE Tag Team titles? Bookmakers think not as Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens are the favorites to retain with 1/4 odds while Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa are 11/4.
Cody Rhodes has a “broken arm” but is wrestling anyway and odds are certainly not looking good for him. Brock Lesnar has 4/11 odds to beat Cody at 2/1 and if that happens that would be Cody’s second loss in WWE since he arrived last year.
Will The Man get some Stratusfaction tonight? Judging by these numbers, Becky Lynch is going to whoop Trish with 1/3 odds in her favor while the former seven-time champ is 9/4 underdog. Woof woof.
Bianca Belair defends her Raw Women’s title against Asuka in a WrestleMania rematch and the result is looking like a WrestleMania repeat, with Belair at 1/6 odds while Asuka is 7/2.
Rhea Ripley has monster odds in her favor and this is going one way only for sure, with Ripley the clear favorite with 1/50 odds while Natalya is 12/1 for the major upset.
And Gunther also has decent odds in his favor with the Intercontinental champion 1/20 favorite to beat Mustafa Ali who is 8/1.
Bret “Hit Man” Hart has added another accolade to his hall of fame career after he received a star on Canada’s Walk of Fame yesterday.
The former WWE champion is the 38th who got his star in the Sports & Athletics Pillar of Achievement category.
Hart said that it was special for him to be a wrestling and TV hero for many Canadians during his wrestling career. He said it was a great journey and ride and he as really proud of everything he accomplished and most of all, was proud to be Canadian.
“It’s a big honor. It really means a lot to me. It’s one thing to be appreciated as a wrestler, it’s another thing to be appreciated as a Canadian,” Hart said.
Bret hopes now that him receiving a star will open up the door for other stars like Edge and Trish Stratus to also get the honor one day.
“It doesn’t just start or end with Bret Hart,” he noted.
Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Wrestling is reporting that former Impact Knockouts champion Jordynne Grace is now a free agent.
Grace wrapped up her duties with Impact Wrestling yesterday at the Under Siege event where she was unsuccessful in regaining the Knockouts title from Deonna Purrazzo. The stipulation was that if Grace loses, she can never challenge for the title again as long as Purrazzo is the champ.
The 27-year-old made her Impact debut in 2018 and is a former two-time Knockouts champion, a Digital Media champion, and a Knockouts Tag Team champion as well.
According to Fightful, Grace is apparently moving away from the business for a little bit to take on other outside projects.
Live from the Jeddah Superdome in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, WWE presents Night of Champions on Peacock and WWE Network. The full card is as follows:
Seth Rollins vs AJ Styles for the WWE World Heavyweight title; Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn vs Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa for the Undisputed WWE Tag Team titles; Gunther vs Mustafa Ali for the WWE Intercontinental title; Bianca Belair vs Asuka for the Raw Women’s title; Rhea Ripley vs Natalya for the Smackdown Women’s title; Cody Rhodes vs Brock Lesnar; and Becky Lynch vs Trish Stratus.
The Night of Champions Kickoff show will start at Noon ET and will air on all of WWE’s social media platforms while the actual event will start at 1PM ET.
Here are the results from last night’s Impact Under Siege streaming event which took place live from the Western Fair District Agriplex in London, Ontario.
Courtney Rush and Jessicka defeated KiLynn King and Taylor Wilde in the pre-show; Joe Hendry defeated Dirty Dango to retain the Impact Digital Media title in the pre-show; Nick Aldis defeated Kenny King; Jake Crist, Sami Callihan, and Rich Swann defeated Angels, Deaner and Kon in a six-man tag team match; Trinity defeated Gisele Shaw; Ace Austin and Chris Bey defeated Mark Andrews and Flash Morgan Webster to retain the Impact Tag Team titles; Trey Miguel defeated Chris Sabin to retain the Impact X Division title; Alex Shelley defeated Eddie Edwards, Frankie Kazarian, Jonathan Gresham, Moose, and Yuya Uemura in a six-way match to determine the #1 contender for the Impact World title; Deonna Purrazzo defeated Jordynne Grace to retain the Impact Knockouts World title; Steve Maclin defeated PCO to retain the Impact World title.
You better acknowledge your Tribal Chief as Roman Reigns today reached a big milestone – 1,000 consecutive days as champion.
Reigns won the Universal title back at the Payback event on August 30, 2020 inside the WWE ThunderDome, defeating Braun Strowman and Bray Wyatt in a triple threat match just a week after making his surprise return at SummerSlam.
At WrestleMania last year, he also defeated Brock Lesnar to win the WWE championship, becoming the undisputed champion and has carried both belts ever since.
Reigns’ impressive title reign saw him defend the title(s) against WWE’s top dogs, including the likes of Brock Lesnar, John Cena, AJ Styles, Cody Rhodes, Drew McIntyre, Riddle, Seth Rollins, Sami Zayn, Kevin Owens, Daniel Bryan, Edge, and others.
The 38-year-old is now gunning for Pedro Morales’ 1,027-day reign with the title, which is certainly within reach. His next records would take a bit of more work though, with Bruno Sammartino’s at 1,237 days, Bob Backlund’s at 1,470 days, and Hulk Hogan’s at 1,474 days.
Even though he is now not appearing every week as before, Reigns remains as popular as ever as the leader of The Bloodline and today he has a chance of adding more titles to his waist and shoulders as he teams up with his cousin Solo Sikoa to take on Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn.
Can “Roman four belts” become a reality? It certainly is a possibility.
Austin Theory VS. Sheamus for the WWE United States Championship
As Sheamus sets up for the Brogue Kick, Pretty Deadly came out and attacked Ridge and Butch who were at ringside. Wilson got on the apron and Sheamus caught him and hammered him with forearms until Theory took advantage of the distraction and rolled Sheamus up and held the tights while getting the pin.
Winner and Still WWE United States Champion: Austin Theory
In the back the Bloodline is in the locker room and leads to a face-to-face confrontation between Roman and Jimmy Uso. Jey tells Roman not to worry, they will be at the celebration next week.
Raquel Rodriguez & Shotzi VS. Bayley & Iyo Sky
With Bayley in her arms Raquel ducks a dropkick off the top rope from Iyo and pins Bayley.
Winners: Raquel Rodriguez & Shotzi
A video package is shown of Seth “Freakin” Rollins and A.J. Styles before their match tomorrow for the New WWE World Championship.
Ashante “Thee” Adonis VS. Cameron Grimes
Grimes hit the double stomp to the chest of Adonis after outside interference by Top Dollar did not work and gets the win.
Winner: Cameron Grimes
As Grimes celebrates on the way to the back, he is attacked by Baron Corbin.
Bianca Belair is out and talks about her championship match tomorrow for the Raw Women’s Championship. Asuka again attacked Bianca, but Bianca was able to get her up for a KOD, but officials stopped the action before Bianca delivered her move.
L.A. Knight VS. Rick Boogs
The Street Profits come out for this match since beat them as a team last week. Knight raked Boogs’ eyes without the referee seeing him and hits the BFT for the win.
Winner: L.A. Knight
After the match, Knight goes over to the Street Profits and tells them to stop talking trash and their time is coming.
Karrion Kross says a stubborn man does not see all the dangers around him and he is going to be victimized by Karrion Kross.
A.J. Styles VS. Karrion Kross
A.J. hits the phenomenal forearm and gets the win.
Winner: A. J. Styles
A.J. is interviewed backstage after his match and he said he is going to put a phenomenal beatdown on Seth “Freakin” Rollins and become the first WWE World Champion
KO Show with guest Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa, Sami Zayn is also out with Owens.
The Usos come out instead and Kevin tells the Usos that Sami was right all along, and they deserve better. Kevin then asked how it feels to go from the greatest tag team in history to Roman’s errand boys. Jimmy says they are the best damn tag team in the world and he is the Tribal Chief.
This brings Roman Reigns out. Roman gets in the ring and stares right at Jey, then goes over to Jimmy. He throws the microphones out of both their hands. Sami says Roman you know it’s over, the Bloodline is collapsing and it’s all your fault. Roman gets in Sami’s face and Kevin hits the stunner. The Usos start fighting with Owens and Zayn until Solo comes out spikes both and Roman spears Zayn after throwing furniture out of the ring. The Usos then pick up the titles. Jey hands a set to Solo but Jimmy is reluctant to hand the other set to Roman. Jey backs Jimmy up and takes the titles and hands them to Roman.
Roman then holds all 4 tag titles up. Jimmy just stands in the corner.
AEW Rampage tonight comes to us from the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, NV. After last week drawing 293,000 & 0.09 in the 18-49 demo.
*****
Rush, Preston Vance & Dralistico vs the Acclaimed & Billy Gunn
Backstory: None
Since Rush smashed through a world title contender last week, his team must be winning right?
Re: the ppv ‘This card has so many car crashes booked…’ JR keeps being too honest.
Bowens and Dralistico set it off. The latter avoiding lariats, hitting a hurracanrana but eating a thrust kick and the over the shoulder fameasser. Caster and Vance in – Vance ducked a couple leapfrogs but snatched into an armdrag. Recovering by catching and dumping Caster to the corner via fallaway – tag to Billy.
Who now seems to be making a gimmick of taking his shirt off. After a test of strength, all six in then quickly out as they brawled around ringside. Bowens and Billy taken out, Caster bearing the brunt of a 3-on-1 in the ring.
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They were all brawling outside again as we returned. Dralistico and Caster legal in the ring, chopping and striking with Caster in the heels’ corner. Dralistico missed a running knee, both then crashed together hitting clotheslines – Caster tagged Gunn who ran through the heels with lariats, hit a Fameasser to Vance but Jose very obviously (you could see him on camera preparing to do it) put Vance’s leg on the ropes.
The ref somehow did not see it.
Gunn and Bowens gave Jose scissor me timbers. Vance hit a discus lariat to Gunn, kickout at two, Rush downed Gunn in the corner but Bulls Horns cut-off by Bowens, Dralistico hit him with a lungblower but Bowens came back quickly with the Arrival, Caster hit the Mic Drop.
Win.
Bowens talked about how they’ve been ‘running through this trios division’. Liar. He referred to gambling and quipped ‘never bet on black’.
‘We know this Sunday’ that the trios titles are up for grabs. Said Excalibur. DO WE? Anyway they put up a graphic after so it’s official.
On a limb here, but don’t think this trios title match will live up to those at previous ppvs.
Winner: the Acclaimed & Billy Gunn
Ethan Page & the Gunns vsBraxton, FrescoMatic & Watson
Backstory: None
‘This trios division is rapidly gaining momentum’ said JR. Jericho agreed that it was one of the most valuable titles in the company. At least heels are supposed to lie.
They showed footage of Page & the Gunns’ attack on Isiah Kassidy last week.
The heels distracted Guy A (they never named them), he was beaten down in their corner – stomps and etc.
Nice double team flurry from the Gunns. Ethan in to pose and posture before being caught via jawbreaker. Guy B in to throw some shots until being blasted by a Page pump kick. As Guys A & C were taken out at ringside by the Gunns.
Page flung Guy B into the 3:10 to Yuma for the win.
This was an absolutely embarrassing presentation for a major company on tv. They literally never named any of the guys. Not once.
Page took the mic to say they showed the Hardys what a real trio can do. And the Hardys are now down to two since they took out Isiah.
The Hardys came out. So did Isiah – to say the dr. hadn’t cleared him – Excalibur and Page had already told us he was out so yeah. Hook’s music hit, he’ll replace Kassidy. Hook and the Hardys were over with the crowd.
Winner: Ethan Page & the Gunns
Lexi with Dustin Rhodes & Keith Lee. They implied Rhodes and Lee were going to get to Swerve & Brian Cage in Sunday’s battle royal. Lee was serious here, not speaking like Shakespeare – ‘can’t wait’ his only words. Which was a nice touch.
Britt Baker & Hikaru Shida vs Nyla Rose & Marina Shafir
Backstory: None
Jericho had a great subtle line about being a ‘big fan’ of Shida, implying he wasn’t of Britt.
Shida smacked Rose with a knee in the corner then suplexed Shafir onto her.
They stressed the women’s title match Sunday. As Britt came in to hit a slingblade and bag two on Marina. Shafir hit back with a chop and a boot to the chest, taking Britt to the heels’ corner where Rose choked her then tagged in as the break beckoned.
Baker avoided a kick from Shafir, Shida in, nice enziguri, a right for Rose to knock her off the apron before wailing away on Marina. A final big elbow strike rocked Shafir to the corner where Shida continued to pound away.
Then launched a missile dropkick to bag two.
Tag to Britt who hit a neckbreaker. Rose broke up the pin by bodyslamming Shida onto it. Then set Britt up for the guillotine, Baker avoided it with help from Shida, they bridged Nyla outside, Shida hit her with a meteora off the apron.
Inside, Britt held Shafir for Shida to hit her with the Katana then clamped on Lockjaw for the win.
Shida looked good again. The good girls celebrated together. As the Outcasts were shown standing over a re-injured Jamie Hayter. Who was clutching her shoulder and moaning.
Winner: Britt Baker & Hikaru Shida
Best Friends vs Big Bill & Lee Moriarty
Backstory: None
Most of the Battle Royal entrants were watching this.
Taylor and Moriarty began with slick chain wrestling from Moriarty. Chuck quickly tagging out: series of standing switches, headlock takedowns and counters – Moriarty got the better of Trent too.
Confusingly, the Friends then became total heels for a couple minutes, Trent trying a cheapshot before Taylor distracted Moriarty from the apron. Both then crushed him with splashes in the corner and a double-team delayed suplex.
Sizeable William hit the ring to batter Taylor outside with a clothesline then fling Trent over the top.
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Trent got the tag, launching Germans to Moriarty, ending with a release. Then tried a tope into Bill. Mistaaaaake. He was planted into the apron via chokeslam. Bill tagged his way in, missed a splash in the corner, the Friends hit their soul food combo then hugged.
Moriarty knocked Chuck off the buckle; Trent ate a Bossman slam from Bill. Tag to Moriarty, double team powerbomb combo into a pin which Chuck broke up (Bill was nice enough to not interfere despite he and Taylor entering and exiting at the exact same time).
Bill was crotched on the buckle, the Friends hit a superplex, Bill kicked out. Chuck readied a piledriver, Moriarty stopped it, booted Beretta outside, ate a Taylor piledriver, Taylor was then booted and chokeslammed as Big Bill bagged the win.
They clearly have some level of plans for the heel team here. I’d certainly take em over the current #1 contenders.
Pretty good action. Like Bill better in a team than as a solo. Moriarty impressive here.
Post-match, Bill picked a fight with Bandido and AEW ended the show before the ppv with a mass brawl as they often do. Cassidy’s music hit as he crapped on his gimmick by sprinting to the ring to ensure the Friends weren’t beaten down further.
They then told us who else might actually win by having Cage and Lee (with Dustin) come out to their entrances. Swerve eventually got his too after allowing Cage to eat a 2-on-1 beating at the hands of Rhodes & Lee.
The commentators said he was ‘smart’ for not going to the ring. He’s a f’ing heel!
WWE is back on Peacock tomorrow with Night of Champions live from Jeddah. We’ll take a look at the current, early betting odds for the show and tomorrow we will update all the numbers hours before the show.
A new World Heavyweight champion will be crowned tomorrow night and it’s going to be either Seth Rollins or AJ Styles. Rollins is heavy favorite with 1/9 odds while Styles is 17/4.
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The Bloodline has a chance to reclaim the Undisputed WWE Tag Team titles with Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa going for the titles against champs Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens. The champions are the favorites right now with 7/25 odds while the challengers are 23/10.
Cody Rhodes is sporting a “broken arm” but will still wrestle Lesnar. The Beast Incarnate is favorite with 11/20 odds while Rhodes is looking like he has a rough day ahead with odds of 13/10.
The Raw Women’s title is on the line with Bianca Belair defending against her WrestleMania opponent Asuka. Belair looks like she will retain with her odds at 7/25 while Asuka is 23/10 to walk out as champ.
Another women’s title match will see Rhea Ripley defending her Smackdown Women’s title against Natalya. Ripley is the overwhelming favorite with a whopping 1/40 odds while Natalya is a non-starter with 8/1.
Gunther is looking to extend his run as Intercontinental champion by defending against Mustafa Ali. Gunther and Ali share the same odds as Ripley and Natalya and we don’t have to spell out for you who the favorite is.
In their first-ever match, Becky Lynch takes on Trish Stratus and The Man is the favorite right now with odds of 3/10 while Stratus is 11/5.
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After visiting Mecca for the first time, Sami Zayn said that being with WWE has taken him to places he never dreamed he’d get to see and do things he never thought he’d get to do.
“It has provided me a life filled with incredible experiences that I will cherish forever,” Zayn wrote, adding two photos from the visit to the holiest city in Islam. “This one is at the top of the list.
The tag team champion then got a welcome worthy of a champion at the press conference, with Saudi fans signing his theme and chants of “Sami” and “We love you.” It was Kevin Owens who introduced him to the crowd, standing across Solo Sikoa and Roman Reigns, with Owens saying it was time to bring out the man these people have been waiting to see for the past five years.
Zayn said that this is personal between him and Reigns and said he took something away from him in front of his friends, family, and his people in Montreal at Elimination Chamber.
“There’s no way I’m gonna let him take this in front of my people, again,” a fired-up Zayn said while pointing to his Undisputed Tag Team titles.
This trip is the first one that Sami has done to Saudi Arabia as being of Syrian descent prevented him from entering the country before. As luck would have it, the two countries resumed diplomatic relations just a few weeks ago, ensuring his safety to enter Saudi Arabia.
Kevin Owens did not return to Saudi ever since the first event, titled The Greatest Royal Rumble, in solidarity with Zayn, so this is also just his second trip to the country.
In a press call yesterday to promote Double or Nothing, AEW President Tony Khan said that the deal for the new show Collision is pretty much the same as they have right now with Dynamite and Rampage.
Khan failed to provide any numbers when it comes to how much AEW is getting paid extra, if they are, and suggested that Collision’s deal will expire when the rest of the AEW TV deal runs out at the end of this year. WBD do have an option year, meaning they can pick up their shows without renegotiating anything if they wish to extend it, but only for one year.
Khan did add that it was WBD who requested a new show from AEW and also got the exclusivity, which is why AEW Dark and Dark: Elevation were canceled from YouTube.
The young AEW President was bullish on running Collision on Saturday nights, noting that Saturday is the best to sell tickets and do live shows. He did acknowledge that they have to run against NFL and other popular sports on that day for most of the year which will make television ratings challenging.
The Double or Nothing go-home episode of Dynamite drew 846,000 viewers, up 34,000 viewers from the prior week. The show didn’t face NBA Playoffs but had several season finales and NHL conference finals. Dynamite drew a 0.32 rating in the 18-49 demo, up 0.04 from last week and was #4 on the top 50 cable chart for the night. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
The American Nightmare got one hell of a reception at the Night of Champions press conference today in Jeddah, with the Saudi fans singing the lyrics of his theme song and of course, a big “Wooaaah oooh!”
But Rhodes came out with his left arm in a sling, and Triple H announced that Rhodes had a “broken arm” as a consequence of what happened this past Monday on Raw thanks to the attack by Brock Lesnar.
Triple H added that Brock Lesnar wants to fight and Cody Rhodes want to fight, so even though it’s not the best situation or smartest decision, tomorrow night at Night of Champions, there will be a match between the two, an announcement which was met by more cheers from the crowd.
The 20 men who will join AEW International champion Orange Cassidy in the Blackjack Battle Royale were revealed by AEW.
The match, at this Sunday’s Double or Nothing, will see Cassidy defend his title in the battle royal, and he has to outlast all of them to retain the title, otherwise someone else is walking out of Vegas with some extra gold.
The challengers are Ari Daivari, Bandido, Big Bill, Brian Cage, Chuck Taylor, Dustin Rhodes, Jay White, Juice Robinson, Keith Lee, Lee Moriarty, Kip Sabian, Komander, Penta El Zero Miedo, Rey Fenix, Ricky Starks, Swerve Strickland, The Blade, The Butcher, Tony Nese, and Trent Beretta.
This will be Cassidy’s 23rd title defense since winning the title, first known as the All-Atlantic Championship, in October of last year.
The Undertaker’s 1 deadMAN SHOW is coming to the United Kingdom this Summer.
In conjunction with Money In The Bank weekend, Taker will perform four shows, starting on July 1 at Indigo at The O2, July 2 at The Civic at The Halls in Wolverhampton, July 3 at the Albert Hall in Manchester, and July 4 at the O2 Academy in Glasgow.
Pre-sale for all the four shows will kick off on Wednesday, May 31 at 10AM BST and then the general public will start at 10AM BST on Friday, June 2.
The Undertaker held his 1 deadMAN SHOW in Cardiff, Wales last September in an event tagging along with the Clash at the Castle premium live event.
A few days following her injury at the NJPW Resurgence show this past Sunday, New Japan Pro-Wrestling issued a statement on their website addressing what happened.
“During her match with Willow Nightingale in the main event of Resurgence May 21, Mercedes Moné sustained an injury to her right ankle. Moné underwent a thorough appraisal of her injury immediately after her match and began treatment. New Japan Pro-Wrestling joins fans in wishing Moné a full and fast recovery,” the statement read.
Mone is believed to have broken her ankle, although that hasn’t been 100% confirmed yet, and changed the ending of the match on the fly as she was originally scheduled to win the NJPW Strong Women’s title.
“I’m gonna heal and be back better than ever,” Mone tweeted after the show, admitting it was not how she dreamt for the night to go down.
