Bronson Reed Defeats Roman Reigns in an Australian Street Fight
Result: Bronson Reed def. Roman Reigns (Australian Street Fight)
The show opened with a hometown triumph. Bronson Reed overcame Reigns after Jey Uso accidentally speared his cousin through a table, shifting momentum.
Reed capitalized with a splash through debris for the pinfall.
Triple H commented post-show that Reed “proved he belongs among WWE’s elite”.
The upset ends Reigns’ multi-year unbeaten streak outside title matches and positions Reed for a main-event run.
Stephanie Vaquer Wins Women’s Crown Jewel Title
Result: Stephanie Vaquer def. Tiffany Stratton
In a debut title match, Stephanie Vaquer captured the new Crown Jewel Women’s Championship.
The finish came as Stratton missed her “Prettiest Moonsault Ever,” allowing Vaquer to hit a corkscrew splash for the win.
Triple H awarded the new title belt and Crown Jewel ring, signaling that the championship will be defended annually.
Vaquer’s victory reinforces WWE’s push for global women’s representation across brands.
John Cena vs AJ Styles — Legacy, Respect, and Closure
Result: John Cena def. AJ Styles
A farewell match built on history and mutual respect.
Cena revisited signature moves from former rivals before sealing the victory with a Tombstone Piledriver followed by an Attitude Adjustment.
The crowd response mirrored the gravity of the moment. WWE produced this segment as “a celebration of two decades of excellence.”
Post-match, both men embraced, closing a rivalry that defined the modern WWE era.
Rhea Ripley & IYO SKY Overcome The Kabuki Warriors
Result: Rhea Ripley & IYO SKY def. Asuka & Kairi Sane
Ripley and SKY scored a non-title victory that advanced the ongoing women’s tag team storylines.
Ripley’s dominance in her home region drew major crowd reactions, while SKY finished with a top-rope moonsault.
The win stabilizes WWE’s tag scene heading into Survivor Series season.
Seth Rollins Wins Title, Defeats Cody Rhodes
Result: Seth Rollins def. Cody Rhodes (Crown Jewel Title)
In the main event, Seth Rollins won the Crown Jewel title by defeating Cody Rhodes.
According to WWE.com, Rollins used a symbolic wristwatch—originally gifted by Rhodes—as a foreign object during a referee distraction, followed by two Curb Stomps for the pin.
You can find the results from other wrestling shows at our results section.
