Show
SummerSlam
Match Results
Time and Location
Saturday, Aug 1 | 6/5 PMC
Complete SummerSlam results
Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan def. IYO SKY
The Women’s World Championship remains with Liv Morgan after she took down 2026 Queen of the Ring IYO SKY in an instant classic to kick off SummerSlam Saturday.
The speedy SKY frustrated the champion in the early goings, but the savvy Morgan dropped the challenger rib-first on the barricade to gain control.
SKY refused to give in, delivering a swift kick that nearly knocked out the champion.The challenger scaled to the top rope, but a distraction from Roxanne Perez allowed new Women’s Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez to hit SKY with a massive chokeslam.
After surviving that chokeslam, SKY dumped Morgan to the outside and leveled Rodriguez and Perez with a marvelous Moonsault to ringside.
The two Superstars were exhausted, but the challenger shocked everyone by hitting the champion with her own version of Morgan’s finisher, Oblivion.
A furious Morgan dug deep and downed her opponent before climbing to the top rope and nailing an avalanche codebreaker.
An intense final sequence saw Morgan counter Over The Moonsault, but SKY followed that up by flipping out of Oblivion. However, Morgan forged on with another codebreaker and a final match-ending Oblivion to retain her title.
LA Knight, Solo Sikoa & Royce Keys def. Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso & Jacob Fatu | Six-Man Tag Team Match
LA Knight, Solo Sikoa and Royce Keys joined forces to take down The Bloodline in an epic Six-Man Tag Team Match.
Sikoa played expert mind games against his brothers and his cousin, even starting a YEET party to get the WWE Universe on their feet and to disorient Jey Uso.
The Samoan Werewolf wasted zero time attacking Sikoa and berated him in front of The Usos about abandoning their family.
Keys entered the fray and landed a couple massive strikes, including a World’s Strongest Slam and a spinebuster.
Knight and Jey Uso became the legal Superstars and engaged in a hard-hitting exchange, punctuated by a huge Spear from the former World Heavyweight Champion.
Every Superstar hopped into the ring, with Keys planting Jacob Fatu with a Spinebuster. The former friends continued their personal battle on the outside as Keys hit a shocking Powerslam over the barricade at the timekeeper’s area.
The Megastar looked to be in trouble after another Spear from Jey Uso and an Uso Splash from Jimmy Uso, but Sikoa cracked Jimmy with a Samoan Spike to allow Knight to hit a BFT on Jey for the win.
Gunther def. Nick Aldis
Gunther took down former SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis, but it turned into a much closer fight than The Ring General expected.
Aldis brought the fight directly to Gunther, catching him in midair before hitting a picture-perfect suplex.
Gunther powered back with brutal chops that knocked Aldis to the outside, allowing The Ring General to berate and yell at Aldis’ wife, WWE legend Mickie James, who was sitting at ringside.
Those actions infuriated Aldis as he attempted to lock in the King’s Lynn Cloverleaf, but Gunther kept expertly evading it.
Aldis finally got Gunther down for the King’s Lynn Cloverleaf, but The Ring General scratched and crawled his way to the bottom rope.
Gunther finally locked in a Sleeper and hit several Hammer & Anvil Elbows before tightening the submission to force Aldis to submit.
Following the bout, Aldis received a booming ovation from the WWE Universe and was joined in the ring by his son Donovan and James for an emotional embrace.
Fatal Influence def. The Bella Twins & Paige | Six-Woman Tag Team Match
Jacy Jayne and WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid defeated WWE Hall of Famers The Bella Twins and Paige, but that was only the beginning.
Nikki Bella looked stellar in her return from injury, taking out Fatal Influence in one fell swoop and getting a standing ovation from the massive crowd.
Fatal Influence took control by isolating Brie Bella, but Paige broke up the potential winning fall.
When all six Superstars found themselves in the ring, Jayne connected with a Rolling Encore to Paige to secure the victory for Fatal Influence.
After the match, The Bella Twins unleashed a shocking assault on Paige as the stunned WWE Universe watched.
Undisputed WWE Champion CM Punk def. Cody Rhodes
CM Punk conquered Cody Rhodes to retain the Undisputed WWE Championship thanks to a shocking return.
The match began as a technical affair when the champion and challenger tried to one-up each other in a show of gamesmanship.
The savvy veterans began targeting limbs as the champion locked onto Rhodes’ arm and the challenger went after Punk’s knee, leaving both Superstars compromised.
Rhodes started heating up as he hit a Disaster Kick and a huge Super Cody Cutter, but it wasn’t enough for him to regain the Undisputed WWE Title.
The American Nightmare locked in a Figure-Four Leglock and ripped at Punk’s injured knee, but the champion found a way to break the hold via the bottom rope. Punk baited Rhodes and cinched in the Anaconda Vice, but Rhodes broke the hold in the same fashion.
Punk went for broke and attempted a Flying Elbow from the top rope through the announce table, but the challenger moved as the champion crashed through the hardwood.
Rhodes’ subsequent Disaster Kick went awry when he hit the official, leading to another Cross Rhodes.
Out of nowhere, Randy Orton returned and hit Rhodes with a thunderous RKO, allowing an unaware Punk to execute one final GTS to retain his title.
Oba Femi def. Brock Lesnar | Hell in a Cell Match
A devastating war inside Hell in a Cell saw only one Superstar exit the cage as the victor: Oba Femi.
The Ruler came out on fire as he crushed Lesnar with several running uppercuts, but The Beast caught him with three German Suplexes, only for Femi to rise like nothing happened.
The action came to the ringside area as the cage began to rip at the two Superstars, and Femi even crashed his opponent through a precariously placed table.
Lesnar answered with a massive attack using the steel steps, leaving The Ruler down and in trouble.
The hellacious assault from The Beast continued, forcing Femi to counter the F-5 into a pair of huge Chokeslams.
Lesnar shocked everyone inside U.S. Bank Stadium when he began ripping up the ring canvas, exposing the wooden boards underneath.
The Beast muscled up Femi for a shocking Tombstone onto the exposed wood, but Femi kicked out and continued to battle.
After smashing a steel chair out of Lesnar’s grip with a stiff right hand, The Ruler destroyed The Beast with a Fall From Grace to secure his victory.
After the match, Lesnar embraced his opponent, grabbed a microphone and declared Femi to be the future of WWE.
Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan def. IYO SKY
The Women’s World Championship remains with Liv Morgan after she took down 2026 Queen of the Ring IYO SKY in an instant classic to kick off SummerSlam Saturday.
The speedy SKY frustrated the champion in the early goings, but the savvy Morgan dropped the challenger rib-first on the barricade to gain control.
SKY refused to give in, delivering a swift kick that nearly knocked out the champion.The challenger scaled to the top rope, but a distraction from Roxanne Perez allowed new Women’s Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez to hit SKY with a massive chokeslam.
After surviving that chokeslam, SKY dumped Morgan to the outside and leveled Rodriguez and Perez with a marvelous Moonsault to ringside.
The two Superstars were exhausted, but the challenger shocked everyone by hitting the champion with her own version of Morgan’s finisher, Oblivion.
A furious Morgan dug deep and downed her opponent before climbing to the top rope and nailing an avalanche codebreaker.
An intense final sequence saw Morgan counter Over The Moonsault, but SKY followed that up by flipping out of Oblivion. However, Morgan forged on with another codebreaker and a final match-ending Oblivion to retain her title.
LA Knight, Solo Sikoa & Royce Keys def. Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso & Jacob Fatu | Six-Man Tag Team Match
LA Knight, Solo Sikoa and Royce Keys joined forces to take down The Bloodline in an epic Six-Man Tag Team Match.
Sikoa played expert mind games against his brothers and his cousin, even starting a YEET party to get the WWE Universe on their feet and to disorient Jey Uso.
The Samoan Werewolf wasted zero time attacking Sikoa and berated him in front of The Usos about abandoning their family.
Keys entered the fray and landed a couple massive strikes, including a World’s Strongest Slam and a spinebuster.
Knight and Jey Uso became the legal Superstars and engaged in a hard-hitting exchange, punctuated by a huge Spear from the former World Heavyweight Champion.
Every Superstar hopped into the ring, with Keys planting Jacob Fatu with a Spinebuster. The former friends continued their personal battle on the outside as Keys hit a shocking Powerslam over the barricade at the timekeeper’s area.
The Megastar looked to be in trouble after another Spear from Jey Uso and an Uso Splash from Jimmy Uso, but Sikoa cracked Jimmy with a Samoan Spike to allow Knight to hit a BFT on Jey for the win.
Gunther def. Nick Aldis
Gunther took down former SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis, but it turned into a much closer fight than The Ring General expected.
Aldis brought the fight directly to Gunther, catching him in midair before hitting a picture-perfect suplex.
Gunther powered back with brutal chops that knocked Aldis to the outside, allowing The Ring General to berate and yell at Aldis’ wife, WWE legend Mickie James, who was sitting at ringside.
Those actions infuriated Aldis as he attempted to lock in the King’s Lynn Cloverleaf, but Gunther kept expertly evading it.
Aldis finally got Gunther down for the King’s Lynn Cloverleaf, but The Ring General scratched and crawled his way to the bottom rope.
Gunther finally locked in a Sleeper and hit several Hammer & Anvil Elbows before tightening the submission to force Aldis to submit.
Following the bout, Aldis received a booming ovation from the WWE Universe and was joined in the ring by his son Donovan and James for an emotional embrace.
Fatal Influence def. The Bella Twins & Paige | Six-Woman Tag Team Match
Jacy Jayne and WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid defeated WWE Hall of Famers The Bella Twins and Paige, but that was only the beginning.
Nikki Bella looked stellar in her return from injury, taking out Fatal Influence in one fell swoop and getting a standing ovation from the massive crowd.
Fatal Influence took control by isolating Brie Bella, but Paige broke up the potential winning fall.
When all six Superstars found themselves in the ring, Jayne connected with a Rolling Encore to Paige to secure the victory for Fatal Influence.
After the match, The Bella Twins unleashed a shocking assault on Paige as the stunned WWE Universe watched.
Undisputed WWE Champion CM Punk def. Cody Rhodes
CM Punk conquered Cody Rhodes to retain the Undisputed WWE Championship thanks to a shocking return.
The match began as a technical affair when the champion and challenger tried to one-up each other in a show of gamesmanship.
The savvy veterans began targeting limbs as the champion locked onto Rhodes’ arm and the challenger went after Punk’s knee, leaving both Superstars compromised.
Rhodes started heating up as he hit a Disaster Kick and a huge Super Cody Cutter, but it wasn’t enough for him to regain the Undisputed WWE Title.
The American Nightmare locked in a Figure-Four Leglock and ripped at Punk’s injured knee, but the champion found a way to break the hold via the bottom rope. Punk baited Rhodes and cinched in the Anaconda Vice, but Rhodes broke the hold in the same fashion.
Punk went for broke and attempted a Flying Elbow from the top rope through the announce table, but the challenger moved as the champion crashed through the hardwood.
Rhodes’ subsequent Disaster Kick went awry when he hit the official, leading to another Cross Rhodes.
Out of nowhere, Randy Orton returned and hit Rhodes with a thunderous RKO, allowing an unaware Punk to execute one final GTS to retain his title.
Oba Femi def. Brock Lesnar | Hell in a Cell Match
A devastating war inside Hell in a Cell saw only one Superstar exit the cage as the victor: Oba Femi.
The Ruler came out on fire as he crushed Lesnar with several running uppercuts, but The Beast caught him with three German Suplexes, only for Femi to rise like nothing happened.
The action came to the ringside area as the cage began to rip at the two Superstars, and Femi even crashed his opponent through a precariously placed table.
Lesnar answered with a massive attack using the steel steps, leaving The Ruler down and in trouble.
The hellacious assault from The Beast continued, forcing Femi to counter the F-5 into a pair of huge Chokeslams.
Lesnar shocked everyone inside U.S. Bank Stadium when he began ripping up the ring canvas, exposing the wooden boards underneath.
The Beast muscled up Femi for a shocking Tombstone onto the exposed wood, but Femi kicked out and continued to battle.
After smashing a steel chair out of Lesnar’s grip with a stiff right hand, The Ruler destroyed The Beast with a Fall From Grace to secure his victory.
After the match, Lesnar embraced his opponent, grabbed a microphone and declared Femi to be the future of WWE.
