WWE RAW Results – July 6, 2026 – Sol Ruca vs. Raquel Rodriguez, Sami Zayn vs. Cody Rhodes

WWE Raw Results
Jul 6, 2026

July 6, 2026
Rosemont, IL – Allstate Arena
Commentary: Michael Cole and Corey Graves
Results via Mike Tedesco of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. WWE World Tag Team Championship – The Vision defeated Street Profits (c) via Pinfall
  2. WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship – Sol Ruca (c) defeated Raquel Rodriguez via Sol Snatcher (pinfall)
  3. “All Ego” Ethan Page & Rusev defeated Chad Gable & Dragon Lee via Accolade (pinfall)
  4. Undisputed WWE Championship – CM Punk defeated Sami Zayn (c) via GTS (pinfall)

Video: Sami Zayn, Gunther, Cody Rhodes, Jey Uso

Video: At WWE Night of Champions, Sami Zayn won the Undisputed WWE Championship over Cody Rhodes and Gunther. This past Friday on SmackDown, Cody Rhodes beat Jey Uso in a No. 1 Contender’s Match and will face Sami Zayn for the title tonight.

Pre-show Arrivals

Oba Femi, The Judgment Day, and World Tag Team Champions The Street Profits are shown arriving at the Allstate Arena earlier today.

Backstage: Sami Zayn, Cody Rhodes, Gunther

Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn is shown arriving at the Allstate Arena in a convertible and greeting fans. Zayn walks in and is met by Cody Rhodes. Zayn says Rhodes is probably thinking that his title victory is a fluke and the “golden boy” is going to easily run through him and take back his title. Rhodes says that is what he’s thinking. Gunther then attacks Rhodes from behind and hits him with a Powerbomb through a table! Gunther says Zayn is a disgrace to the championship, and he is coming after him. Gunther then kicks a car door into Rhodes’ head. Rhodes is bleeding from his ear as WWE officials check on him.

In-Ring: Seth Rollins, LA Knight, Jimmy Uso

Seth Rollins makes his way to the ring to a nice ovation. The crowd sings his song as he stands in the ring. Rollins greets Chicago and welcomes them to Monday Night Rollins. He is a visionary and a revolutionary. He is Seth “Freakin” Rollins. Rollins says he loves this building. A “CM Punk” chant picks up, and Rollins laughs. Rollins says he gets that Punk is from Chicago, and they need to get that out of their systems. Rollins couldn’t care less about Punk. Punk isn’t his business. Rollins’ business is the World Heavyweight Championship. His business is SummerSlam and getting back the title that he never lost. His business is beating the Tribal Chief. His business is beating the OTC. His business is continuing to own Roman Reigns.

An “OTC” chant picks up. Rollins gives them some bad news: Reigns isn’t here tonight. Rollins doesn’t like it either, but he’s run that play a million times. That’s just how it is. Reigns didn’t come here because he either didn’t think it did anything for him to be here, or the check wasn’t big enough. That’s just who Reigns is and always has been. From day one, Reigns has been the chosen one. Nobody wants to hold Reigns accountable. The Shield debuted as a trio. There were three of them, but it was made abundantly clear that Reigns was the chosen one. Reigns was going to be on the marquee, the big star, and in the main event of WrestleMania. It didn’t matter that Reigns couldn’t cut a promo or wrestle his way out of a wet paper bag. It was always going to be Reigns. Rollins says Chicago has always been honest with him, so he’ll be honest with them: it didn’t sit right with him. There’s a little boy in the front row. Rollins doesn’t know how old he is. The parent says he’s nine. There’s another child. Rollins was those boys. Rollins sat in these stands. All he ever wanted to do his entire life was walk down that ramp, hold the microphone, get in the ring, main-event WrestleMania, and be the biggest star in the industry.

Those were his dreams. To see them handed to someone else broke something in him. Every decision he made after that was in direct response to watching his dreams be handed off to somebody he didn’t think deserved it. When he broke up The Shield, it was to try to catch up to Roman Reigns. When he cashed in during the WrestleMania main event, that was to stay close to Reigns. That may sound petty, and it was, but he believed in his heart that if he put in the work and made the sacrifices, he could still achieve those dreams. Rollins thought he was running the same race as Reigns, but he was wrong. It occurred to him a few years back, when Reigns said something about him that changed everything. Reigns admitted the fact that he worked ten times less than Rollins and made ten times more than he did. The crowd lightly boos. Reigns said that “bullshit” with such bravado that it made him want to puke. It was never about the money for Rollins, making billions and living in a mansion. For Rollins, the reward was the work. It was the hustle. It was the grind. It was the ability to come and make something of yourself.

Reigns has to beat him at SummerSlam. Reigns needs to justify what he’s been trying to prove to himself for the last fifteen years: that he’s not a fraud. Rollins needs to beat Reigns at SummerSlam just as much because he needs to prove to himself and his younger self that, through hard work, sacrifice, and dreams, you can still achieve greatness.

LA Knight interrupts Rollins and heads to the ring. Knight says Reigns and Rollins are boring everyone to sleep with the same old trash. It’s Seth Rollins vs. Roman Reigns… yippee-skippy. Rollins has a great cheat code to talk about how great he is, and all of a sudden gets a title shot. Knight remembers a time when you had to win matches and a tournament to get a title shot. Knight says Rollins lost in the First Round of the King of the Ring Tournament. Kniight did as well, but he isn’t making a claim to the World Heavyweight Championship just for nostalgia’s sake. Knight mocks Rollins and Reigns, asking what they’re the greatest at. The crowd cheers for Knight and chants his name. Knight says he hasn’t been here as long as Rollins. Rollins is an iron man. Rollins has had so many title opportunities, and Knight will never catch him. When business picked up, who was at the top? It wasn’t Rollins or Reigns. Knight gives some credit to Cody Rhodes, but he also mentions that everyone was saying his name. Knight will give himself some flowers. Knight got cut off by The Bloodline and the numbers with Reigns. Then, a little while later, he comes across Seth Rollins and The Vision before getting cut off. Now, Reigns and The Bloodline are back trying to put him down, but you can’t do it. Reigns and Rollins are great at holding guys like him down. They can’t stop him. Knight will rise because he MUST rise.

Rollins smirks and asks if he’s done. An “LA Knight” chant picks up. Rollins says he doesn’t like Knight, but he respects him. Rollins respects him because he’s a shining example of everything he just described. Knight is hard work, grinding, and hustling. Rollins says Knight’s time will come, but he can’t worry about him right now. Rollins has to go to SummerSlam and get back a title that he never lost. When he gets the title back, Knight can step up to him and be the first person he puts in the dirt. Rollins’ music plays, and he walks off.

Knight shouts at Rollins before turning into a superkick from Jimmy Uso. Uso shouts at Knight before leaving the ring.

Backstage: Adam Pearce, Gunther, Nick Aldis

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is walking with Gunther. Pearce is admonishing him. Gunther says Pearce’s decision has led him to this. SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis comes up and yells at Gunther. Security kicks Gunther out. Gunther says Aldis is a failed wrestler and General Manager. Pearce and Aldis argue about taking a main event from SmackDown.

Backstage: The Vision, Paul Heyman

Bron Breakker, Austin Theory, and Logan Paul are in the Gorilla Position with Jackie Redmond. She asks how much pressure they’re feeling in this title match. Paul Heyman walks over, and Redmond walks off. Heyman says Breakker didn’t take out Seth Rollins. Theory couldn’t even take out Joe Hendry. Heyman tells them to come back with something worthy of their Wise Man… or don’t come back to him at all.

WWE World Tag Team Championship
The Vision (Austin Theory & Bron Breakker) vs. The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins & Montez Ford) (c)

Bron Breakker starts against Montez Ford. Breakker tackles Ford into the corner and hits some shoulder thrusts. Austin Theory tags in, and Breakker hits Ford with a standing moonsault. Theory attacks Ford, but Ford fights back and dropkicks him down. Angelo Dawkins tags in and takes Theory down before slamming Ford into him. Dawkins picks up a one-count. Theory sends Dawkins into the ropes, but Dawkins hits a running back elbow for a one-count. Breakker tags in and sends him into the ropes, but he lowers his head and eats a kick. Dawkins knocks Breakker and Theory away, but Breakker soon hits the ropes at breakneck speed before hitting a shoulder tackle.

Back from the break, Breakker and Ford tag in. Ford leaps over Breakker and elbows Theory down. Ford tries to clothesline, but Breakker doesn’t go down. Ford kicks him, but Breakker blocks it and flips him over; Ford lands on his feet and kicks him to the corner. Ford kicks him away and comes off the top rope with a crossbody block for a two-count. Breakker quickly comes back with a pop-up powerslam and tags Theory in. Ford knees Theory in the face and tags Dawkins in. The Street Profits hit Theory with a Blockbuster Doomsday Device. 1… 2… Breakker breaks it up.

Breakker grabs Ford and hits a belly-to-belly suplex over the top rope to the floor. Dawkins takes Breakker out with a spinning avalanche and a kick to the head. Theory attacks, but Dawkins catches him with a Silencer. Logan Paul tries to deliver some brass knuckles to Theory, but the referee catches him. Paul quickly tosses Breakker a second set of brass knuckles. Breakker puts them on, but Dawkins punches him out of the ring. Ford dives OVER the ring post and wipes out Breakker with a somersault senton! Paul gets on the apron to distract the referee, but Dawkins grabs the brass knuckles. All of a sudden, Maxxine Dupri gets in the ring and hits Dawkins with a low blow! Theory covers for the win.

Winner: The Vision via Pinfall to become the new WWE World Tag Team Champions.

The Vision celebrates with their newly won World Tag Team Titles. Dupri then jumps into Theory’s arms and kisses him. After seeing some replays of what happened, fireworks go off.

Backstage: Cody Rhodes, Adam Pearce

The WWE trainer is checking on Cody Rhodes, who looks disoriented. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce comes in to check on him. The trainer can’t clear him and wants more tests.

Video: Paul Heyman, The Vision, Maxxine Dupri

Replays of Paul Heyman’s ultimatum are shown before we see footage of The Vision regaining the World Tag Team Championship.

Backstage: The Vision, Maxxine Dupri, Paul Heyman, Alpha Academy

The Vision is walking backstage with Maxxine Dupri as Logan Paul hypes them up. Paul Heyman walks up to them and says that’s the first step, but it’s only the first step. Heyman then says he’s being too harsh. At least someone got something accomplished tonight. Austin Theory thanks him, but Heyman says he was talking about Dupri. They get into an SUV and drive off. Otis and Akira Tozawa come into the garage and are shocked by Dupri.

Video: IYO SKY, Liv Morgan, Judgement Day

Replay: Last week on Raw, IYO SKY tried to fight off The Judgment Day before being overwhelmed.

Backstage: Judgement Day

Raquel Rodriguez is warming up as Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan hypes her up. “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh, and Roxanne Perez are also there. Rodriguez says she’ll rip that title off Sol Ruca’s waist. That title belongs to her.

Backstage: Penta, “All Ego” Ethan Page, Rusev, Dragon Lee, Chad Gable

Next week on Raw, an Intercontinental Championship No. 1 Contender’s Gauntlet Match will take place. “All Ego” Ethan Page, Rusev, “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio, Je’Von Evans, Joe Hendry, Chad Gable, and Dragon Lee will all compete.

Jackie Redmond is backstage with WWE Intercontinental Champion Penta. She asks about the Gauntlet Match. Penta says he’s excited for the Gauntlet Match. “All Ego” Ethan Page and Rusev come up and taunt Penta about taking out Rey Mysterio. Dragon Lee warns them about Mysterio. Rusev says Lee better learn English, or he’ll crush him, too. Chad Gable walks over and asks if there’s a problem. Page says he’ll negotiate with Adam Pearce to set up a tag match. Penta tells them to go out with cero miedo.

WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship
Raquel Rodriguez vs. Sol Ruca (c)

They lock up, and Rodriguez powers her into the corner. Rodriguez gives a clean break and smiles at her. They lock up again, and Rodriguez powers her into the ropes. Ruca hooks a side headlock, but she can’t take her down. Rodriguez quickly puts Ruca on the mat and tries to pin her, but Ruca bridges up. Ruca leaps onto her shoulders and rolls her up, but Rodriguez rolls through. Ruca goes for a monkey flip, but Rodriguez catches her and spins her onto the top rope. Ruca falls to the apron and goes for a slingshot, nearly missing the bottom rope. Rodriguez counters Ruca’s attack and elbows away at her in the corner. Rodriguez goes for a lawn dart, but Ruca slides off. Ruca pulls the top rope down to get her out of the ring. Ruca comes off the second rope with a moonsault block to the floor, but she lands on her feet when Rodriguez moves. Ruca fights her off and hits a corkscrew crossbody off the apron. Ruca rolls Rodriguez into the ring for a two-count.

Ruca goes for a springboard, but Rodriguez catches her. Ruca flips out of a chokeslam attempt, but Rodriguez clotheslines her down for a near fall.

Back from the break, Ruca hits a springboard crossbody block for a two-count. Ruca gets to her feet, blocks some of Rodriguez’s strikes, and punches back at her. Ruca uppercuts her. Rodriguez reverses a whip, but Ruca shoulders her into the corner. Rodriguez sidesteps an avalanche, but Ruca catches her with a springboard missile dropkick. Ruca hits a shining wizard for a two-count. Ruca goes to the top rope for a diving splash, but Rodriguez gets her knees up. Rodriguez big boots her down for a near fall.

Roxanne Perez runs down to the ringside area. Ruca knocks Rodriguez into the corner. Perez gets on the apron to distract the referee. Ruca goes for a Sol Snatcher, but Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan grabs her foot. Rodriguez pulls Ruca down and hits a spinning sidewalk slam. 1… 2… Ruca kicks out. IYO SKY’s music hits, and she comes off the barricade with a crossbody block on Morgan and Perez. Sky hits them with an Asai Moonsault. Rodriguez is furious. Ruca hits Rodriguez with the Sol Snatcher for the win.

Winner: Sol Ruca via Pinfall to retain the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship.

Video: Oba Femi, Brock Lesnar

Video: Last week on Raw, Brock Lesnar confronted Oba Femi. Lesnar low-blowed him and delivered an F5. Femi challenged Lesnar to a match at SummerSlam, and Lesnar accepted as long as it’s a Hell in a Cell match. Femi said it’s time to finish this.

Backstage: Paul Heyman

Paul Heyman is shown walking backstage. We’ll hear from Brock Lesnar’s advocate next.

Video: WWE: Unreal Trailer

Video: A trailer for Season Three of WWE Unreal on Netflix.

In-Ring: Paul Heyman, Oba Femi

Paul Heyman is already in the ring, introducing himself as the advocate for the greatest combat fighter in history, Brock Lesnar. Tonight, he’s here to talk about Oba Femi. An “Oba” chant picks up. Oba Femi came into the WWE like he owns the joint, but he doesn’t. Femi saunters down the aisle like he’s “King Schlong” until Lesnar kicks him in his “Little Femi’s.” That pain is nothing like the pain he’ll suffer inside Hell in a Cell. Heyman is cut off by an “Oba” chant. Heyman says Oba Femi has inspired Brock Lesnar and compelled The Beast to emerge. Oba Femi has motivated Brock Lesnar. Femi has made the greatest mistake of his life by accepting the challenge of Brock Lesnar. Femi isn’t coming out of Hell in a Cell. There’s no way and no how. Brock Lesnar will destroy Oba Femi inside Hell in a Cell.

Heyman goes to walk off, but he’s stopped by Oba Femi’s music. Femi gets in the ring and says Heyman talks too much. Heyman says Femi learned last week: “Talk shit, get hit.” Heyman will talk facts and state for the record. Does Femi know why Heyman is valuable? Heyman stops people from making bad mistakes. Not at WrestleMania. Femi proved to the entire world that Brock Lesnar is beatable. Then, in Italy, Brock Lesnar proved that Oba Femi is beatable, too. Now comes the trilogy match. We have to find out which one will become that unbeatable superstar. Let’s examine who is stepping into Hell in a Cell. Femi isn’t stepping into Hell in a Cell with just anybody. He’s stepping into Hell in a Cell with Brock Lesnar. An “Oba” chant fires up. Heyman says Lesnar was the UFC Heavyweight Champion of the world. Lesnar destroyed the Undertaker inside Hell in a Cell, the match he invented. Lesnar didn’t just beat Undertaker once inside Hell in a Cell. He did it twice. Femi isn’t just stepping into a cage. That cell is “The Brocktagon.” Inside the Brocktagon, Lesnar is the bringer of pain. Lesnar is the mountain Femi cannot climb. Only one man will leave SummerSlam and Hell in a Cell with that reputation intact: that he is truly the unbeatable superstar in WWE. That man isn’t a man at all. He’s a beast named Brock Lesnar. The beatable one will be Oba Femi. Heyman tosses his microphone.

Femi thinks about it as an “Oba” chant picks up. Femi says Heyman’s client, Brock Lesnar, showed up last week. After weeks of calling him out and calling him names to no avail, he finally showed up. That shows that every word Femi said got to him. That got under his skin. Lesnar can pretend he doesn’t watch the show, but the fact that he showed up proves he does. Heyman is here to do damage control, but he’s writing checks that Lesnar cannot cash. Heyman has been reduced to less than an advocate. He’s just a mouth. That’s the thing about a mouth. Mouths need to be fed, but how can you feed if you have no head? That’s why Heyman is out here talking about Lesnar’s accomplishments against Randy Couture and The Undertaker, but they’re not Femi. Heyman is scared and is doing damage control. Everyone knows when the end is near. This is the end. This is where the book closes. This is Oba Femi vs. Brock Lesnar inside Hell in a Cell. What bigger stage is there to do it on than at SummerSlam in Minnesota, in front of his friends, family, wife, and children? You have to walk through hell in order to get to heaven. Femi says, “So tell your client I’ll see him in hell.”

Backstage: Sami Zayn, Adam Pearce

Jackie Redmond is backstage with Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn. The Chicago crowd boos him. She says Cody Rhodes is no longer able to compete tonight. Zayn feigns surprise and asks if that’s true. Zayn smiles broadly and disingenuously says, “That’s terrible.” A “CM Punk” chant picks up. They’ve had their differences, but Zayn says he’s a good guy. Zayn wanted to test himself against QB1. This night felt cursed from the beginning, so they can wait until SmackDown and see what the landscape looks like. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce walks over and says he promised Chicago a championship match. Pearce says he’s still defending the title in the main event. It is official. We don’t know who he’ll defend it against.

Video: El Grande Americano

Video: El Grande Americano appeared at a World Cup match.

Chad Gable & Dragon Lee vs. “All Ego” Ethan Page & Rusev

Rusev and Ethan Page quickly attack Dragon Lee and Chad Gable before the match starts. Rusev stomps Lee in the corner and tags Page in. Page stomps Lee, but Lee fights back. Page quickly sends him into the ropes and connects with a boot to the face. Page talks trash to Lee and tags Rusev in. Rusev hits two vertical suplexes as a “Rusev Day” chant picks up. Lee fights back, knocking Page off the apron before ducking Rusev.

Gable tags in and hits Rusev with a pair of German Suplexes. Rusev elbows him away, but Gable hits him with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Page meets the same fate. Gable blocks a Matchka Kick and applies an Ankle Lock. Page runs over, but Gable hits him with a back body drop. Page is knocked into the corner. Rusev pulls Page out of the ring to save him. Gable launches Lee over the top rope with a plancha onto Rusev and Page.

Back from the break, we see Rusev taking it to Gable with a stiff short-arm clothesline. Gable soon fights off Rusev and Page. Rusev stops Gable from tagging, but Gable hits him with a DDT.

Lee and Page tag in. Lee hits Rusev with a baseball slide before kicking Page in the corner. Lee superkicks Rusev from the apron before hitting a slingshot corner dropkick on Page. Lee hits a tornado DDT on Page before putting him on the top rope. Lee kicks Page into the tree of woe and hits a double stomp to the chest. 1… 2… Rusev breaks it up with a chop to the chest. Rusev and Page go for a double-team suplex on Lee, but Gable catches him. Gable hits Page with an Angle Slam. Rusev hits Gable with a Matchka Kick. Lee rolls Rusev up for a two-count. Lee hits a snap German Suplex and kicks him. Lee comes off the top rope, but Rusev slams him down. Rusev hits a Matchka Kick before applying the Accolade for the submission.

Winner: “All Ego” Ethan Page & Rusev via Submission.

Rusev refuses to release the hold, so Gable grabs Rusev and deadlifts him, but Page attacks him from behind. Rusev puts the Accolade on Gable as Page punches away at him. Joe Hendry runs down for the save. Rusev rocks Hendry with a forearm, but Hendry pulls the top rope down to get him out of the ring. Hendry then hits Page with a fallaway slam before turning for the camera. Hendry grabs Page, but Rusev takes him out with a Matchka Kick. Page hits an Egoplex on Hendry before Rusev applies an Accolade. WWE officials run down to pull Rusev off him. Rusev still won’t let go and only does when he’s ready.

Video: LA Knight, Jimmy Uso, Solo Sikoa, Jey Uso

Replay: Last Monday on Raw, LA Knight took out The Usos after Solo Sikoa first attacked them. Earlier tonight, Jimmy Uso superkicked LA Knight.

Parking Lot: Jimmy Uso, LA Knight, Jacob Fatu

Jackie Redmond runs after Jimmy Uso. Uso says it’s time for him to step up for The Bloodline. LA Knight comes over to attack, but Jacob Fatu blindsides him, leaving Knight lying in the parking lot.

Backstage: Adam Pearce

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is trying to get in touch with someone.

Video: Bayley

Video: An emotional Bayley talks about her friendship with Lyra Valkyria. After all the heartbreaks she went through, she trusted Valkyria. Valkyria used it all against her. Bayley doesn’t understand why she couldn’t have an honest conversation with her. Bayley wants Valkyria to meet her face-to-face next week.

Next Week’s Show Card Rundown

Next week on Raw from Dallas

— Brock Lesnar returns to Raw
— WWE Intercontinental Championship No. 1 Contender’s Gauntlet Match
— IYO SKY vs. Roxanne Perez
— World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns returns to Raw

Backstage: Adam Pearce, Nick Aldis

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is on his phone when SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis walks over. Pearce reminds him that he’s on administrative leave. Aldis says he placed a successful phone call and has a replacement to face Sami Zayn for the title. That superstar is in the building. Aldis says, “You’re welcome.”

Backstage: Sami Zayn

Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn is walking backstage, ready for his main event.

Backstage: Judgement Day

Video: JD McDonagh says he’s going to end Danhausen’s Cinderella story at Saturday Night’s Main Event. “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio says Danhausen can make it right by uncursing JD McDonagh and giving them the money.

JD McDonagh will battle Danhausen next week on Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Undisputed WWE Championship
CM Punk vs. Sami Zayn (c)

Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn makes his way to the ring. A “CM Punk” chant fires up as Zayn waits for his opponent.

Sami Zayn’s mystery opponent is…

CM PUNK!

The garage door opens, and the Second City Saint is standing there. CM Punk walks into the Allstate Arena as the crowd loudly cheers. Punk’s music hits, and he goes through the Gorilla Position past Michael “P.S.” Hayes, and makes his entrance.

This is CM Punk’s first match since losing the World Heavyweight Championship to Roman Reigns in the Main Event of WrestleMania 42. The crowd is LOUD for Punk.

The bell rings, and Punk goes to the ringside area to give his shirt to a kid. Punk gets in the ring, and they lock up. Punk hooks a side headlock, so Zayn whips him off. Punk shoulder tackles Zayn down. Zayn hooks a side headlock and backs him into the ropes before chopping his chest. They lock up again, and Punk backs him into the corner. Punk shoulders Zayn in the midsection before chopping him and hitting a snapmare. Punk then chops Zayn on his back. Zayn quickly tackles Punk into the corner and hits a shoulder thrust. Zayn climbs to the second rope for the ten punches, but Punk counters with an inverted atomic drop. Punk gets him in the corner and starts up the ten punches. Zayn slips under the tenth and punches him to the apron. Zayn knocks Punk to the floor. Zayn sets up for a dive, but Punk pulls him out of the ring and bounces him off the apron. Punk then gets in the ring and hits Zayn with a suicide dive! Punk poses as the crowd goes wild for him.

Back from the break, Zayn is punching away at Punk on the mat. Zayn comes off the middle rope with a double ax handle for a two-count. Zayn applies a rear chin lock to wear down Punk. Punk fights up and sets up for a Go-To-Sleep, but Zayn slides off. Punk hits a pair of clotheslines before sending him into the ropes for a spinning heel kick. Punk connects with a running knee in the corner. Zayn avoids a bulldog, but Punk fires back with a swinging neckbreaker for a two-count.

Punk signals for the end and goes for a GTS, but Zayn slides off. Zayn goes for a Blue Thunder Bomb, but Punk elbows out. Punk applies a hammerlock before hitting a vicious lariat for a near fall. The crowd chants Punk’s name as he goes to the top rope, but Zayn cuts him off with a punch to the midsection. Zayn climbs to the second rope and clubs Punk’s back. Zayn pulls him onto the top rope and hits a picture-perfect superplex.

Both men are down as we go to commercial.

We return from the final break of the evening to see both men still down. They collided shortly before we returned from the break. They trade punches from their knees before Punk gets to his feet and takes it to the Undisputed WWE Champion. Punk counters a Zayn comeback with a GTS attempt. Zayn slides out and goes for a Blue Thunder Bomb, but Punk fights it off. Punk boots him in the face, sending him to the corner for a high knee. Zayn counters a bulldog into a Blue Thunder Bomb for a near fall.

Zayn pulls Punk to his feet and talks some trash before going for an exploder into the corner, but Punk elbows and knees him. Punk connects with a high knee to the face, then follows up with a bulldog. Punk quickly heads to the top rope and hits a Macho Man flying elbow drop for a near fall. Punk grabs Zayn’s arm and applies an Anaconda Vice. Punk cinches it in, cranking on Zayn’s head. Zayn saves himself by grapevining Punk’s head to break the hold. Punk grabs Zayn’s legs for a Sharpshooter, but Zayn kicks him away. Punk quickly grabs him for a GTS, but Zayn slides off, drops down, and rolls him up the same way he did to Cody Rhodes at Night of Champions. 1… 2… Punk barely kicks out!

A “CM Punk” chant picks up. Punk and Zayn exchange punches before Punk goes for a GTS. Zayn slides off and hits Punk with a GTS! 1… 2… Punk kicks out! Punk holds his mouth as Zayn gets to his feet and signals for the end. Zayn goes for a Helluva Kick, but Punk intercepts and hits an exploder suplex into the corner, Zayn’s own signature move. Punk teases a Helluva Kick, but Zayn intercepts him with another GTS! Zayn follows up with a Blue Thunder Bomb! 1… 2… Punk kicks out, and Zayn is stunned!

Zayn talks trash to Punk and callously slaps him in the face several times. Punk’s lip is bleeding as he gets to his feet and leans his head against Zayn’s. Punk starts punching Zayn before sending him into the corner for a high knee. Zayn shoves him off and goes for a Helluva Kick, but Punk moves. Punk hits Zayn with a Helluva Kick, followed by his GTS! 1… 2… 3! New Champion!

Winner: CM Punk via Pinfall to become the new Undisputed WWE Champion.

CM Punk looks down at the defeated Sami Zayn before popping up and taking the Undisputed WWE Championship. Punk, with his mouth bloodied, smiles at the camera and poses as the fireworks go off.

Sami Zayn sits at ringside and looks sadly up at the ceiling. Punk takes the title, runs over to the barricade, blows a kiss to the camera like he did at Money in the Bank in 2011, and leaves through the crowd. Punk poses amid a sea of humanity as the show ends.

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