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Jimmy Uso betrays Jey Uso to hand Roman Reigns a Tribal Combat victory at SummerSlam
At SummerSlam, Jimmy Uso made a treacherous return when he superkicked his brother Jey and paved the way for Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns to triumph in Tribal Combat. Plus, IYO SKY cashed in her Money in the Bank contract on new titleholder Bianca Belair to capture the WWE Women's Title, Cody Rhodes took down Brock Lesnar, World Heavyweight Champion Seth “Freakin” Rollins overcame Finn Bálor, Logan Paul defeated Ricochet, Gunther defended his Intercontinental Title against Drew McIntyre, Shayna Baszler overcame Ronda Rousey in an MMA Rules Match, and LA Knight won the SummerSlam Battle Royal presented by Slim Jim.
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Logan Paul def. Ricochet
Looking to provoke and antagonize the WWE Universe, Logan Paul took on Ricochet to settle the dispute that started at Royal Rumble.
Samantha Irvin, ring announcer and fiancé of Ricochet, was on the receiving end of some rude remarks from Paul, who had mocked the couple en route to SummerSlam.
On the outside, Ricochet hit a superb Spanish fly, but his onslaught was soon thwarted with Paul hitting a scintillating lariat from the top rope to the outside.
The hits kept coming from Paul, who nearly ended the contest with a quick-thinking tornado DDT after he was caught by Ricochet while attempting a moonsault.
After Paul avoided a 630 attempt from The One and Only, one of Paul’s buddies from Impaulsive gave The Media Megastar some brass knuckles. Paul then blasted Ricochet in the face with the weapon to win the contest.
Cody Rhodes def. Brock Lesnar
Brock Lesnar mauled Cody Rhodes for much of the contest, with The Beast constantly imploring The American Nightmare to “save yourself.” Rhodes refused to quit, however, making it back to the ring before the 10-count after an F-5 on the ringside floor and another one that sent Rhodes crashing through the announce table.
Despite Rhodes getting back into the match with a Cody Cutter, Lesnar applied the Kimura Lock. Rhodes escaped and sent Lesnar into the exposed turnbuckle before locking in a Kimura of his own!
After Lesnar fought free from the submission hold, Rhodes hit Lesnar with three Cross Rhodes to finally put The Beast down for three.
After a lengthy post-match staredown, Lesnar shook Cody’s hand and raised his arm into the air.
LA Knight won the SummerSlam Battle Royal presented by Slim Jim
Omos made his jaw-dropping return, tossed out multiple Superstars and dominated the field in the early goings. Finally, eight Superstars joined forces to eliminate The Nigerian Giant.
The final four came down toLA Knight, Bronson Reed, Sheamus and AJ Styles. Knight eliminated Reed by positioning himself on the apron and dragging him over the top rope to the floor before Sheamus tossed out Styles with help from Karrion Kross, who The Phenomenal One had already eliminated.
Knight stood triumphant and sent the crowd into a frenzy when he landed an incredible top-rope suplex on Sheamus and clotheslined The Celtic Warrior out of the ring.
Shayna Baszler def. Ronda Rousey via Technical Submission
Taking on her former best friend in an MMA Rules Match, Shayna Baszler wanted to prove she was the better competitor against The Baddest Woman on the Planet.
Baszler and Rousey brutalized one another with vicious roundhouse kicks and knee strikes.
Baszler locked in the Kirifuda Clutch, and despite Rousey’s best efforts, she could not escape the hold, giving The Queen of Spades the technical submission victory.
Intercontinental Champion Gunther def. Drew McIntyre
Intercontinental Champion Gunther, just 32 days away from breaking Honky Tonk Man’s record title reign, had a Scottish Warrior in his way.
Drew McIntyre dropped The Ring General with a powerbomb and Future Shock DDT, but Gunther stayed in the fight. Gunther countered a Claymore Kick with a powerful dropkick that left McIntyre numb.
After a chop-off, McIntyre hit the Claymore, but The Ring General kicked out just in the nick of time.
Despite McIntyre rocking Gunther to his very core, The Ring General responded by knocking McIntyre off the top rope before landing a splash and a Powerbomb to walk out of Detroit with the Intercontinental Title.
World Heavyweight Champion Seth “Freakin” Rollins def. Finn Bálor
Donning the same vest he wore seven years ago when he injured Finn Bálor’s shoulder at SummerSlam 2016, Seth “Freakin” Rollins started the contest with mind games.
In more shades of SummerSlam 2016, Bálor hit Rollins with the same move that put The Prince on the shelf for nearly a year, a vicious bucklebomb into the ringside barricade.
The Visionary and The Prince went move for move before “Señor Money in the Bank” Damian Priest strolled down to ringside. It didn’t take long for the rest of The Judgment Day to arrive.
As Priest threw the Money in the Bank briefcase into the ring for Bálor to use, The Prince was too late to get there, allowing Rollins to Stomp Bálor face-first into the briefcase to retain his title.
Bianca Belair def. Asuka & Charlotte Flair to win the WWE Women’s Championship
In a thrilling Triple Threat Match, WWE Women’s Champion Asuka defended her title against Bianca Belair and Charlotte Flair.
The three Superstars kept exchanging finishing maneuvers and pinning attempts, but Belair had an awful tumble when Flair launched her out of the ring, hitting her knee on the ring steps in a brutal way and resulting in medical officials checking on her.
Though medical personnel attempted to bring her backstage, Belair valiantly limped back to the ring to hit a 450 Splash from the top rope as Flair had Asuka in the Figure-Eight, but Flair narrowly kicked out.
With Belair screaming in pain, Flair locked in the Figure-Eight, but Asuka sprayed mist into The Queen’s eyes. While still trapped in the Figure-Eight, Belair incredibly rolled up Asuka to win the WWE Women’s Title.
IYO SKY cashed in and defeated Bianca Belair become the new WWE Women’s Champion
After the match, IYO SKY and Bayley blitzed the ring and obliterated everyone in sight to tee up SKY for her cash-in.
After SKY incapacitated Belair, the bell sounded for her cash-in, and SKY soared through the Detroit sky with a picture-perfect moonsault on Belair to become the new WWE Women’s Champion. Following her win, SKY celebrated with Bayley and the recently injured Dakota Kai.
Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns def. Jey Uso in Tribal Combat; Jimmy Uso assaulted his brother
With the Ula Fala on the line, Jey Uso brought the arsenal early, setting up a table in the no disqualification, no count-out Tribal Combat.
Showing his dominance, Reigns fired the first shot by hitting Jey over and over with a Kendo stick.
With pent-up aggression, Jey laid into The Tribal Chief with vicious steel chair blows, even as Paul Heyman pleaded for him to stop.
Reigns took back control after powerbombing Jey onto a litany of steel chairs laid out in the ring. Jey found a moment of reprieve after a desperate Samoan Drop that drove Reigns through the table at ringside.
Brandishing a leather strap, Jey brutally punished his cousin, laying into Reigns and searing his flesh with the hard leather. Jey’s retribution would not last, however, as his brother Solo Sikoa appeared to smash Jey through a table with the Spinning Solo.
As Reigns and Sikoa were about to hit their Spear/Spike combo, Jey moved out of the way, making Reigns hit Sikoa with the Spear instead!
The hurt for Reigns continued as he argued with Sikoa, which allowed Jey to spear The Head of the Table through the ringside barricade.
Just as Jey landed a death-defying Uso Splash from the top rope and appeared to be a three-count away from becoming champion, a masked individual pulled Jey out of the ring.
After revealing himself to be Jimmy Uso and staring daggers through his brother for several uncomfortable seconds, Jimmy blasted Jey with a vicious superkick.
With the betrayal still fresh, Reigns exploded Jey through a table with a Spear to remain Tribal Chief and Undisputed WWE Universal Champion.
