Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes def. Gunther
03:39
Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes evaded Gunther’s deadly Sleeper Hold, only to be met with a big boot from The Ring General.
The American Nightmare leveled Gunther with a Pedigree, a Disaster Kick and a Cross Rhodes but could not put away the challenger.
Gunther locked in a Sleeper as Rhodes tried desperately to get out of the hold.
Each attempt from Rhodes to escape the hold was thwarted by Gunther as The Ring General trapped the champion for an excruciating period, though Rhodes finally got his foot to the bottom rope to break the hold.
The American Nightmare struck with the Cody Cutter and the Cross Rhodes to win the match.
Gunther appeared to have his foot under the bottom rope during part of the three-count, but his protestations to the official were to no avail.
WWE Women’s Champion Rhea Ripley def. Jade Cargill
03:50
Jade Cargill attempted to become a two-time WWE Women’s Champion as she battled Rhea Ripley, the Superstar who took her title at WrestleMania 42.
Ripley hit a senton over the top rope to the outside, but Cargill expertly countered it before battering Ripley with knee strikes.
The Storm kept dominating the champion, mocking Ripley with pushups and showboating.
Ripley got back into the contest as she muscled Cargill into the electric chair position and kept her there even after Cargill tried to send Ripley over the top to the outside. With Cargill still in the electric chair position, Ripley sent the challenger face-first onto the ring apron.
When Cargill went for Jaded, Ripley reversed into a Riptide attempt, but Cargill countered into a DDT.
Michin and B-Fab made their way to ringside and distracted Ripley long enough for Cargill to hit a big boot. However, Cargill could not connect with Jaded, and Ripley landed Riptide.
As Ripley was pinning Cargill, B-Fab pulled Cargill’s leg onto the bottom rope to break the count, resulting in the referee ejecting Michin and B-Fab from the ring.
Charlotte Flair made her presence known by leaping from the barricade onto Michin and B-Fab after they refused to leave.
Back in the ring, Cargill nailed Jaded, but this time Flair put Ripley’s foot on the rope.
Moments later, Ripley nailed Riptide to win the match and retain her title.
Brock Lesnar def. Oba Femi
02:55
In a clash of titans fitting for ancient Rome, the highly anticipated rematch between Oba Femi and Brock Lesnar was fought at WWE Clash in Italy.
Lesnar jumped Femi early and immediately leveled him with four consecutive F-5s, but Femi miraculously kicked out.
The Beast locked in the Kimura Lock after Paul Heyman called for it outside the ring.
Somehow Femi picked up Lesnar and dropped him while still trapped in the Kimura Lock.
Femi went for the Chokeslam, but Lesnar reversed with another thunderous F-5.
Outside the ring, Femi tried to Chokeslam Lesnar through the announce table, but Lesnar F-5’d Femi through the hardwood instead.
With the referee counting, Femi incredulously stood up from the wreckage and got back into the ring before nailing Lesnar with strikes in the corner and tossing him across the ring.
Femi went for Fall From Grace, but Lesnar connected with his seventh F-5 to get the win before reminding Femi that they were 1-1 while exiting.
Sol Ruca def. Becky Lynch to win the Women’s Intercontinental Title
04:05
Sol Ruca looked to win her first title on the main roster as she took on Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch.
Lynch tried to throw Ruca into the ring post, but Ruca bridged out of the way to send Lynch into the post in a moment that hurt The Man’s hand.
Ruca then nailed a beautiful moonsault from the top turnbuckle to the outside of the ring.
Ruca went for a Sol Snatcher, but Big Time Becks caught Ruca with an armbar before Ruca reversed into an STF.
Ruca hit a massive X-Factor from the top rope, but The Man kicked out.
With Ruca on the top rope, Lynch sent official Jessika Carr into the ropes to knock Ruca off her perch.
When Ruca attempted a 450 splash, Lynch caught her with the Man-handle Slam, but Ruca soon answered with her own Man-handle Slam.
Lynch once again attempted the Man-handle Slam, but Ruca reversed it into a Sol Snatcher to defeat Lynch and become the new Women’s Intercontinental Champion.
World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns def. Jacob Fatu in Tribal Combat
03:53
World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns entered his third Tribal Combat, this time against the menacing Jacob Fatu while attempting to go 3-0 in the deadly match.
The two brawled through the arena before Reigns chucked the ring steps straight into Fatu.
Fatu intercepted a Reigns Spear attempt with a superkick before dialing in the Tongan Death Grip.
Reigns escaped the move before leveling Fatu’s hand with a toolbox, limiting Fatu’s use of the devastating hold.
Reigns hit a massive Spear on Fatu through the barricade before executing another Spear in the ring, but Fatu kicked out at two-and-a-half.
Enraged over Fatu’s kickout, Reigns ripped off three of the four turnbuckles, but Fatu surprised Reigns with a Tongan Death Grip. However, Fatu couldn’t lock in the hold due to his injured hand.
Reigns slammed Fatu face-first into two of the exposed turnbuckles but was met with a Spear from Fatu out of nowhere.
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Fatu somehow nailed a huge moonsault, though Reigns kicked out while inadvertently hitting a low blow.
When Fatu locked in the Tongan Death Grip, Reigns escaped the hold before repeatedly slamming Fatu’s head into the exposed turnbuckle.
Reigns Speared Fatu through the table in the corner before connecting with another Spear to win the match and remain Tribal Chief.
Following the bout, Reigns had words for Fatu, who reluctantly left the ring behind The Tribal Chief and The Usos. During their exit, Solo Sikoa and The MFTs stared down Reigns and Fatu from behind the ringside barricade.
Published on May 31, 2026
Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes def. Gunther
03:39
Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes evaded Gunther’s deadly Sleeper Hold, only to be met with a big boot from The Ring General.
The American Nightmare leveled Gunther with a Pedigree, a Disaster Kick and a Cross Rhodes but could not put away the challenger.
Gunther locked in a Sleeper as Rhodes tried desperately to get out of the hold.
Each attempt from Rhodes to escape the hold was thwarted by Gunther as The Ring General trapped the champion for an excruciating period, though Rhodes finally got his foot to the bottom rope to break the hold.
The American Nightmare struck with the Cody Cutter and the Cross Rhodes to win the match.
Gunther appeared to have his foot under the bottom rope during part of the three-count, but his protestations to the official were to no avail.
WWE Women’s Champion Rhea Ripley def. Jade Cargill
03:50
Jade Cargill attempted to become a two-time WWE Women’s Champion as she battled Rhea Ripley, the Superstar who took her title at WrestleMania 42.
Ripley hit a senton over the top rope to the outside, but Cargill expertly countered it before battering Ripley with knee strikes.
The Storm kept dominating the champion, mocking Ripley with pushups and showboating.
Ripley got back into the contest as she muscled Cargill into the electric chair position and kept her there even after Cargill tried to send Ripley over the top to the outside. With Cargill still in the electric chair position, Ripley sent the challenger face-first onto the ring apron.
When Cargill went for Jaded, Ripley reversed into a Riptide attempt, but Cargill countered into a DDT.
Michin and B-Fab made their way to ringside and distracted Ripley long enough for Cargill to hit a big boot. However, Cargill could not connect with Jaded, and Ripley landed Riptide.
As Ripley was pinning Cargill, B-Fab pulled Cargill’s leg onto the bottom rope to break the count, resulting in the referee ejecting Michin and B-Fab from the ring.
Charlotte Flair made her presence known by leaping from the barricade onto Michin and B-Fab after they refused to leave.
Back in the ring, Cargill nailed Jaded, but this time Flair put Ripley’s foot on the rope.
Moments later, Ripley nailed Riptide to win the match and retain her title.
Brock Lesnar def. Oba Femi
02:55
In a clash of titans fitting for ancient Rome, the highly anticipated rematch between Oba Femi and Brock Lesnar was fought at WWE Clash in Italy.
Lesnar jumped Femi early and immediately leveled him with four consecutive F-5s, but Femi miraculously kicked out.
The Beast locked in the Kimura Lock after Paul Heyman called for it outside the ring.
Somehow Femi picked up Lesnar and dropped him while still trapped in the Kimura Lock.
Femi went for the Chokeslam, but Lesnar reversed with another thunderous F-5.
Outside the ring, Femi tried to Chokeslam Lesnar through the announce table, but Lesnar F-5’d Femi through the hardwood instead.
With the referee counting, Femi incredulously stood up from the wreckage and got back into the ring before nailing Lesnar with strikes in the corner and tossing him across the ring.
Femi went for Fall From Grace, but Lesnar connected with his seventh F-5 to get the win before reminding Femi that they were 1-1 while exiting.
Sol Ruca def. Becky Lynch to win the Women’s Intercontinental Title
04:05
Sol Ruca looked to win her first title on the main roster as she took on Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch.
Lynch tried to throw Ruca into the ring post, but Ruca bridged out of the way to send Lynch into the post in a moment that hurt The Man’s hand.
Ruca then nailed a beautiful moonsault from the top turnbuckle to the outside of the ring.
Ruca went for a Sol Snatcher, but Big Time Becks caught Ruca with an armbar before Ruca reversed into an STF.
Ruca hit a massive X-Factor from the top rope, but The Man kicked out.
With Ruca on the top rope, Lynch sent official Jessika Carr into the ropes to knock Ruca off her perch.
When Ruca attempted a 450 splash, Lynch caught her with the Man-handle Slam, but Ruca soon answered with her own Man-handle Slam.
Lynch once again attempted the Man-handle Slam, but Ruca reversed it into a Sol Snatcher to defeat Lynch and become the new Women’s Intercontinental Champion.
World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns def. Jacob Fatu in Tribal Combat
03:53
World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns entered his third Tribal Combat, this time against the menacing Jacob Fatu while attempting to go 3-0 in the deadly match.
The two brawled through the arena before Reigns chucked the ring steps straight into Fatu.
Fatu intercepted a Reigns Spear attempt with a superkick before dialing in the Tongan Death Grip.
Reigns escaped the move before leveling Fatu’s hand with a toolbox, limiting Fatu’s use of the devastating hold.
Reigns hit a massive Spear on Fatu through the barricade before executing another Spear in the ring, but Fatu kicked out at two-and-a-half.
Enraged over Fatu’s kickout, Reigns ripped off three of the four turnbuckles, but Fatu surprised Reigns with a Tongan Death Grip. However, Fatu couldn’t lock in the hold due to his injured hand.
Reigns slammed Fatu face-first into two of the exposed turnbuckles but was met with a Spear from Fatu out of nowhere.
01:15
Fatu somehow nailed a huge moonsault, though Reigns kicked out while inadvertently hitting a low blow.
When Fatu locked in the Tongan Death Grip, Reigns escaped the hold before repeatedly slamming Fatu’s head into the exposed turnbuckle.
Reigns Speared Fatu through the table in the corner before connecting with another Spear to win the match and remain Tribal Chief.
Following the bout, Reigns had words for Fatu, who reluctantly left the ring behind The Tribal Chief and The Usos. During their exit, Solo Sikoa and The MFTs stared down Reigns and Fatu from behind the ringside barricade.