WrestleMania continues tonight!
WWE returns this evening, April 19, 2026, for night two of their two-night premium live event on “The Grandest Stage of Them All,” as WrestleMania 42 Sunday takes place from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, NV.
The usual “WWE. Then. Now. Forever. Together.” opening signature video narrated by Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque airs to get things started as always. We then shoot to a live shot of Joe Tessitore who welcomes us to night two from the pre-show panel.
Tessitore mentions that WWE is expecting an even bigger crowd tonight than they had at night one on Saturday. He then tells us that Lin Manuel-Miranda will get us started. The cold open video package narrated by the actor airs now.
Once the video wraps up, we head to the panel, where Tessitore is joined by Big E., Corey Graves and Wade Barrett. The four begin giving their insight and analysis into the night two card. They immediately start talking about “The Ruler” Oba Femi.
The panelists recap some key moments from night one and joke about Graves dancing with Liv Morgan on last night’s post show. Now we highlight the rookie class of debuting talent at this year’s two night show.
We shoot to a sit down interview with Booker T talking to three of them, which are Trick Williams, Je’Von Evans and Lash Legend. Now the Trick and Sami Zayn video package airs promoting their U.S. title tilt tonight.
Footage of the Roman Reigns sit down interview is shown. The panelists give their thoughts on the CM Punk and Reigns match. Trick Williams and Lil Yachty are interviewed by Peter Rosenberg live backstage.
Dominik Mysterio is interviewed backstage and he learns he won’t have any help tonight, as he is informed that his match against “The Demon” Finn Balor will now be a Street Fight. NBA star and WWE super fan Tyrese Haliburton joins the panel for some more WrestleMania talk.
He does the Oba Femi strut upon leaving and the pre-show moves on. We see another video package and then return to the panel for talk about WWE becoming more mainstream now that they’re partners with ESPN.
We shoot to Joe Tessitore’s sit-down interview with Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque. After that, we get some more panel talk. Jackie Redmond, Cathy Kelley and Peter Rosenberg pop in with quick updates and CM Punk’s sit-down interview with Corey Graves is shown.
Now we head to Tessitore and Big E., who talk to UFC legend Daniel Cormier live inside Allegiant Stadium. They talk Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi. The Tale of the Tape is shown.
From there, Peter Rosenberg does a mock walk through of the entrance. He sends it to Byron Saxton who shows off the fan seats on the entrance. Cathy Kelley shows off the commentary area. Jackie Redmond shows off the mat inside the ring.
Michael Cole sits down with Roman Reigns for part two of their one-on-one interview. We also learn how to get the ESPN app. Joe Jonas sings the National Anthem and the Countdown pre-show begins to wrap up.
John Cena Kicks Off WrestleMania 42 Sunday
The cold open airs after we see the usual show opening Superstar arrival shots. Michael Cole welcomes us to night two. From there, we head inside Allegiant Stadium to get the premium live event portion of the show officially off-and-running.
We hear the familiar sounds of John Cena’s theme song. Out comes “The Greatest of All-Time” in a suit to get the show started for the second night in a row. His music fades down and he gets on the microphone. He calls night one incredible and says the stage is set for a historic night two.
Brock Lesnar vs. Oba Femi
Cena says we have to start with something big. Fireworks and pyro explodes. The theme for Oba Femi hits and the crowd explodes as “The Ruler” emerges for our opening contest. He settles in the ring after his trademark march and hop down the long aisle.
Brock Lesnar makes his entrance accompanied by Paul Heyman. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this showdown between two monsters. They lock up, and neither man budges. They push each other off. They lock up again, and Lesnar pushes him back a bit before Femi pushes him back.
Lesnar quickly lifts him and drives him into the corner, connecting with some shoulder thrusts. Femi stands up tall and throws Lesnar off, shocking the Beast Incarnate. Lesnar goes for a clothesline, but Femi stays standing. Lesnar tries again for the same result. Femi then clotheslines Lesnar down, and he angrily rolls out of the ring.
Paul Heyman is stunned. Lesnar kicks the ring steps and lifts them, but he thinks better of it and tosses them aside. Femi grabs Lesnar by the hair from the ring, but Lesnar snaps him off the middle rope. Lesnar pulls Femi out of the ring and drives him into the ring post.
Lesnar sends him back into the ring post before whipping him into the steel steps. Lesnar gets Femi in the ring and connects with a German Suplex. Lesnar grabs him for a second German Suplex. Lesnar taunts the crowd as they loudly boo. Lesnar knees him in the face and hits a third German Suplex.
Lesnar stands in the center of the ring and poses. Lesnar grabs him for a fourth German Suplex, but Femi rocks him with an elbow. Femi hits some running uppercuts, but Lesnar soon lifts him and hits an F5! Lesnar celebrates, but Femi gets to his feet and hits a massive Chokeslam! Femi sizes Lesnar up and hits the Fall From Grace for the win.
Winner: Oba Femi
Brock Lesnar Retires
Once the match wraps up, we quickly learn that things are far from over. Technically speaking, of course. In a post-match scene longer than the match itself, we first see Oba Femi celebrating big time. It takes a while for Brock Lesnar to start to stir in the ring.
Paul Heyman is absolutely stunned. Michael Cole declares that Oba Femi is “The Next Big Thing.” After Oba Femi goes to the back, Brock Lesnar sits up in the ring and looks up to the ceiling. Lesnar takes off his gloves and his boots. Lesnar is crying as he does this. A “Thank you, Brock” chant lightly picks up.
Lesnar leaves his gloves and boots in the middle of the ring and poses for the crowd. Paul Heyman gets in the ring, and they embrace. Heyman, who was Lesnar’s first manager when he debuted as a rookie in 2002, finishes by Lesnar’s side at the end of his career.
Heyman holds Lesnar’s arm up, and the crowd gives him a great ovation. Lesnar puts his arms up and bows to the crowd. Lesnar poses on the turnbuckle, and a “Thank you, Brock” chant picks up. Lesnar drops down, kisses the mat, and leaves the ring for the final time.
Lesnar, with tears in his eyes, high-fives some fans as he heads up the ramp. A “Thank you, Lesnar” chant fires up. Heyman is in tears as Lesnar thanks him. Brock Lesnar walks by the “Brock Lesnar Guy” as he heads up the ramp. Lesnar turns to the crowd one last time before heading to the back.
WWE Intercontinental Championship (Ladder Match)
Penta (c) vs. Je’Von Evans vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Rusev vs. JD McDonagh vs. Dragon Lee
Now it’s time for championship action, as the multi-person ladder match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship is up second. After a break, we see JD McDonagh, Rusev, and Dragon Lee are already in the ring. Rey Mysterio’s theme hits and out comes the WWE Hall of Fame legend.
Mysterio settles inside the squared circle and then the “Bouncy” rising star on WWE’s main roster, “The Young OG” himself, Je’Von Evans makes his way out for his WrestleMania debut. A special video airs for WWE Intercontinental Champion Penta, who then makes his way out last.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with our second free on ESPN match. JD McDonagh goes after Dragon Lee. Penta hits Rusev with a springboard crossbody, knocking him out of the ring. Lee and Penta double-team McDonagh before Mysterio joins in. They all hit McDonagh with dropkicks.
It’s down to the three luchadors. They send the WWE Hall of Famer into the ropes, but Rusev pulls Mysterio out of the ring and sends him into the steps. Penta and Lee dropkick a ladder into Rusev before going for stereo suicide dives, but Rusev smashes them with a ladder.
Rusev creates a ladder bridge from the commentary table to the apron. Penta knocks Rusev off the apron. McDonagh hits Penta with a ladder. Evans then wipes out McDonagh with a wild dive. Evans gets a ladder in the ring, but Lee hits him with a hurricanrana, flipping Evans off the apron into McDonagh.
Lee and Mysterio grab the ladder before tossing it aside and brawling. Lee kicks Mysterio back and hits the ropes, but Mysterio follows him in. Mysterio goes for a hurricanrana, but Lee counters with a Styles Clash attempt. Mysterio counters with a hurricanrana and goes for a 619, but Lee moves and hits a superkick.
Rusev quickly drives a ladder into Lee and gets in the ring. Rusev hits Evans, Penta, and Mysterio with the ladder. McDonagh attacks Rusev from behind and strikes away at him. Rusev then hits McDonagh with a back body drop onto the ladder. Rusev sets up the ladder and climbs, but Penta cuts him off and hits a bulldog off the ladder.
Evans wants to climb, but Penta knocks him down. Penta goes for a headstand springboard dropkick, but McDonagh shoves him over the top rope. McDonagh climbs the ladder and reaches for the title. Rusev pushes the ladder over, sending Evans out of the ring onto Penta.
McDonagh manages to land on his feet and knocks Rusev out of the ring. Lee quickly knocks McDonagh off the ladder and sends him out of the ring. Mysterio sandwiches Lee in the ladder and hits a 619. Mysterio sets the big ladder up, and Evans leapfrogs over him. Evans climbs, but Mysterio pulls him down.
Penta attacks Evans and Mysterio. Mysterio is in the tree of woe on the ladder. Penta hits Evans with a suplex on a ladder leaning against the corner. Lee hits Mysterio with a flying double stomp as he’s in the tree of woe. Lee climbs the ladder, but Rusev pulls him down.
Rusev slams Lee down and creates another ladder bridge from the middle turnbuckle to the ladder rungs. Evans attacks Rusev, but Rusev slams him onto the ladder bridge. Rusev starts to climb, but Penta pulls him down. Penta kicks Rusev, and Mysterio joins in, knocking him to the apron near the other ladder bridge.
Penta attacks Mysterio, but Mysterio kicks him in the face. Mystrio charges, but Penta leapfrogs him over the top rope onto Rusev through the ladder bridge. Mysterio’s face slams into the ladder. Mysterio gets in the ring and pulls Penta down.
Penta puts Mysterio in the electric chair, but Mysterio counters with a hurricanrana into the ladder. Penta leans against the ropes, so Mysterio connects with a 619. Mysterio starts to climb, but Lee cuts him off on the other side. Lee grabs for the title, but Mysterio punches him away.
Lee quickly smashes Mysterio’s face on the ladder. Mysterio snaps Lee’s arm off the top of the ladder, knocking him to the canvas. Lee grabs Mysterio’s ankle, but Mysterio kicks him back. Mysterio goes for a flying hurricanrana, but Lee counters with the Styles Clash.
Lee climbs, but McDonagh climbs behind him. Lee forearms McDonagh a few times, but McDonagh hits him with a Spanish Fly off the ladder! Wow! The crowd is really into this match. McDonagh starts to climb, but Penta climbs on the other side. They trade blows before McDonagh attempts a superplex onto the ladder bridge in the ring.
Penta fights it and hits an INSANE Mexican Destroyer on the ladder bridge. Evans starts to climb the ladder, but Rusev pulls the ladder away. Evans is hanging onto the belt, but Rusev pulls him down. Rusev throws Evans over the top rope. Rusev sets the ladder up and is limping.
Rusev climbs, but Evans hits an INSANE OG Cutter from the top rope to the ladder to the canvas! Penta quickly gets in the ring and springs off the ladder into a Mexican Destroyer on Evans! Penta climbs to the top of the ladder and retrieves the belt. Penta is still your I-C champ.
Winner and STILL WWE Intercontinental Champion: Penta
WWE United States Championship
Sami Zayn (c) vs. Trick Williams (w/ Lil Yachty)
“The Lemon Pepper Steppers” are coming out on “The Grandest Stage of Them All” next, as Trick Williams, with Lil Yachty in his corner, challenges Sami Zayn for the WWE United States Championship in our third match of the evening.
Reigning and defending champion Zayn is out next. The bell sounds and off we go. They trade punches before Zayn takes Williams down. The crowd loudly boos as Zayn starts the ten punches. Willimas reverses a whip, but Zayn springboards over him and hits a clothesline over the top rope.
Zayn sets up for a dive, but Williams gets in the ring and hits a pair of clotheslines. Zayn avoids a kick and goes for a Blue Thunder Bomb, but Williams counters with a cyclone boot, followed by a neckbreaker. Williams pulls Zayn to his feet and hits a Book End for a near fall.
Williams sizes Zayn up and charges, but Zayn boots him in the face. Zayn follows up with a Blue Thunder Bomb for a near fall. Zayn stomps away at Williams before the referee backs him up. Zayn continues to stomp him, so the referee forces him back. Lil Yachty checks on Williams, so Zayn sneaks up from behind and attacks the rapper.
Zayn grabs Yachty and throws him headfirst into the barricade. Zayn gets on the apron and drives Williams headfirst into the ring post. Zayn smashes his head into the ring post twice before hitting a brain-buster on the apron! Zayn stalls a bit and wants a countout, but Williams starts to stir.
Zayn gets out of the ring and hits him with a Helluva Kick against the barricade. Zayn gets back in the ring and wants the countout. Williams barely beats the count. Zayn angrily stomps away at Williams. The referee holds Zayn back and checks on Williams.
Zayn sizes Williams up for a Helluva Kick, but Lil Yachty snaps him off the top rope. Williams hits a Trick Kick for a near fall. Zayn avoids a second Trick Kick and hits an exploder into the corner. Zayn backs up and charges for a Helluva Kick, but Williams intercepts him with a Trick Shot. We have a new champ.
Winner and NEW WWE United States Champion: Trick Williams
Street Fight
Dominik Mysterio vs. “The Demon” Finn Balor
Now it’s time for a Street Fight. “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio comes out being carried on a throne, Macho King Randy Savage style, while wearing a Perro Aguayo tribute-style mask. He makes his way to the ring and settles inside. “The Demon” Finn Balor has a grandiose entrance, as you would expect.
Demon starts to crawl toward Mysterio. Mysterio cautiously gets in the ring. Bálor punches away at Mysterio and clotheslines him. Bálor chops the chest and sends him into the ropes, but he lowers his head and eats a kick.
The Demon pops up and quickly strikes Mysterio down. The Demon then clotheslines Mysterio off the apron to the floor. Bálor smashes Mysterio’s face off the commentary table and grabs a kendo stick. Bálor hits Mysterio in the midsection with the kendo stick twice.
Bálor pulls a table out from under the ring, but Mysterio wipes him out with a suicide dive. Mysterio grabs the kendo stick and hits Bálor several times with it. Mysterio throws the Demon into the ring and flexes. Mysterio throws four chairs into the ring. Mysterio drives the edge of a chair into Bálor’s midsection and spine.
Mysterio hits a slingshot senton bomb before punching away at him. Mysterio stomps away at Bálor before setting up two chairs end to end. Mysterio sets up for a suplex, but Bálor counters with a front suplex onto the two chairs.
Bálor hits a Sling Blade and sets up for a shotgun dropkick, but Mysterio kicks him back. Mysterio knocks him into the ropes and hits a 619. Mysterio immediately follows up with a Frog Splash! Bálor kicks out!
Mysterio cannot believe he kicked out at one. Mysterio grabs a chair, but Bálor hits him with a falling elbow drop. Bálor hits a pair of shotgun dropkicks into the corner. Mysterio avoids a Coup de Grâce and drives a chair into his head for a two-count. Mysterio goes to the ringside and slides the Slim Jim table into the ring.
Mysterio leans it against the corner. Bálor fights back and goes for a whip into the table, but Mysterio blocks it. Bálor puts the brakes on and hits a Sling Blade. Mysterio counters a shotgun dropkick into the table with a superkick. Mysterio then drives him through the table.
Mysterio hits him in the spine with the chair, putting him in position. Mysterio wraps the chair around the Demon’s head and hits a 619! Mysterio hits a big Frog Splash and covers. Bálor kicks out! Mysterio cannot believe it.
Mysterio tees off on Bálor with several chair shots to the spine. Mysterio gets out of the ring and grabs another table from under the ring. Mysterio sets up the table. The Demon comes to his feet and turns Mysterio inside out with a clothesline.
The Demon smashes the chair on Mysterio’s back several times before wrapping it around his head. Bálor hits a shotgun dropkick and puts Mysterio on the table. The Demon CRUSHES him with a Coup de Grâce through the table for the win!
Winner: “The Demon” Finn Bálor
WWE Women’s Championship
Jade Cargill (c) vs. Rhea Ripley
Now it’s time for the WWE Women’s Championship showdown. Jade Cargill, the reigning and defending champion comes out first with a grand entrance. Not a big reaction for the champ. She’s reacting like there’s a lot of boos, but you can’t hear them over her music. Rhea Ripley comes out with a grandiose entrance of her own.
The bell sounds and off we go. They lock up, and Cargill shoves Ripley into the ropes. Cargill shoves Ripley and shoulder tackles her. Cargill connects with a scoop slam and taunts the crowd. Ripley fights back with a ripcord kick to the midsection, followed by a face-buster. Cargill soon fights back and hits a powerslam.
Cargill continues to take it to Ripley, sending her out of the ring and stomping her. Cargill whips her into the barricade before sitting on the barricade and posing. Cargill rolls into the ring to reset the count. Cargill bounces Ripley’s face off the apron and puts her in the ring.
Cargill hits a Blue Thunder Bomb for a two-count. Ripley gets up laughing and tells Cargill to bring it. Cargill takes her down and applies a crossface. Ripley fights up with Cargill on her shoulders, and Cargill elbows out. Ripley catches her with a kick to the face to stun her. Ripley takes her down and punches away at her.
Cargill rolls her over and punches. They trade blows from their knees before getting to their feet. Cargill boots her back, but Ripley hits a flying kick to the face. Ripley puts Cargill in the electric chair and hits a drop for a two-count. Ripley goes for a Riptide, but Cargill counters with a hip toss.
Cargill flips into the ring and hits a superkick. Cargill connects with a spinebuster for a near fall. Cargill sets up for Jaded, but Ripley counters into a roll-up for a two-count. Cargill quickly goes for a powerbomb, but Ripley hits a hurricanrana, followed by a Shining Wizard. Michin appears on the apron, so the referee admonishes her.
Ripley goes for a Razor’s Edge on Cargill, but B-Fab pulls her down. The referee didn’t see that. Cargill sidesteps Ripley, and Ripley hits the ring post with her shoulder. Michin kicks Ripley’s head into the ring post as Cargill distracts the referee. Cargill hits Ripley with the Sandstorm. Ripley kicks out.
Cargill throws Ripley out of the ring and shouts for Michin and B-Fab to get her. The referee is watching everything. IYO SKY runs down for the save. Sky sends Michin into B-Fab. Sky hits B-Fab with a Shotei uppercut before hitting Michin with a backfist and a Shotei uppercut.
Cargill goes for a big boot, but Sky hits an Asai Moonsault on B-Fab and Michin. Ripley headbutts Cargill and goes for a Riptide. Cargill gets out of it and tries for Jaded, but Ripley drops down and avoids it. Ripley connects with the Riptide for the win. We have a new champ. Ripley and Iyo Sky celebrate.
Winner and NEW WWE Women’s Champion: Rhea Ripley
John Cena Attendance Reveal Taken Over By The Miz & Danhausen(s)
The host of WrestleMania 42, John Cena, makes his way out in his suit again. He settles in the ring and announces that the attendance for this evening is 55,255. He says that makes the two-night overall total 106,072.
The Miz interrupts and hits the ring with Kit Wilson. He demands a WrestleMania moment. He says he will not leave here tonight without one. Danhausen’s theme hits. Out comes a ton of Midget Danhausen’s. Michael Cole says he was told to call them that.
Out in a tank kind of a vehicle is Danhausen himself. He and the Midget Danhausen’s come to the ring together. They get in the ring and Danhausen boasts making it to Danhausen. He says he has something to say to John Cena. He says he’s a big fan-hausen of everything he does.
Miz speaks up and loses his cool. He yells at Danhausen. Wilson goes after the Midget Danhausen’s, who take him out collectively. Danhausen takes out Miz. He asks Cena for permission. Cena says it’s cool. Danhausen does the Five Knuckle Shuffle. Fans chant “You are cursed” and he does it.
From there, The Miz is carried out like a stage dive by the Midget Danhausen’s. Danhausen throws a smoke bomb. Instead of disappearing, however, he’s still there. He scurries out of the ring, looks for a place to hide, and runs under the ring. The crowd laughs. Cena says this life is awesome.
WWE World Heavyweight Championship
CM Punk (c) Roman Reigns
It’s main event time …
“The OTC” chants break out and we see a lady on the entrance stage singing. There is also a piano with someone playing and a guy playing a big giant drum. This slowly turns into the familiar sounds of Roman Reigns’ theme song. Out he comes to the ring with an epic entrance.
A cool video plays and we see CM Punk standing in front of the camera. “The Best in the World” smirks and some cool music begins playing. He appears. He begins walking out to the stage. The music stops. He stands on the stage in dead silence. He eventually yells out, “It’s clobbering time!”
CM Punk begins making his walk to the ring as “Cult of Personality” by Living Colour plays. There are four names written on the ring entrance jacket that CM Punk is wearing. Michael Cole explains the story behind the four names. A Rock star who passed away, a cameraman, a serviceman and a longtime WWE director Kerwin Silfies.
Alicia Taylor does the formal pre-match ring introductions for the defending champion and the challenger. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with our final match of the second and final night of WrestleMania 42. The crowd roars before anything happens. Dueling chants break out.
They lock up, and Reigns backs away from him as Punk mocks him. Punk hooks a side headlock, so Reigns whips him off. Punk shoulder tackles him and gets in Reigns’ face. They shove each other before Punk hooks a side headlock.
Reigns whips him off and hits him with a back elbow. Punk gets up, and they get into a shoving match. Punk slaps Reigns in the face and hooks a side headlock. Reigns whips him off, but Punk shoulder tackles him. Punk hits the ropes, but Reigns leapfrogs him and hits a Samoan Drop.
Reigns strikes Punk, so Punk chops him. Reigns takes it to Punk and clotheslines him over the top rope before posing. Reigns slings Punk into the ring post. Punk blocks a slam on the commentary table and bounces Reigns’ face off the table. Punk punches the OTC. Punk goes for a whip, but Reigns reverses it and sends him hard into the barricade.
Reigns punches Punk over the English commentary table. Punk goes into the crowd as Reigns stands on the commentary table. Punk attacks him as he comes over the barricade and sends him back to the ringside area. Punk hits a diving clothesline on the floor before mocking Reigns’ point to the air. Punk then does his own taunt. Reigns is furious and slams Punk off the table to the floor.
Reigns gets Punk in the ring and covers, but Punk kicks out at one. Reigns says, “You liked that one, huh? Mock me again, bitch. This isn’t promo day.” Reigns punches away at Punk. Punk responds with some right hands and a boot. Reigns floors the World Heavyweight Champion with a big boot for a two-count. Reigns wedges Punk in the top and middle rope, striking him.
Reigns puts Punk in the corner and hits some clubbing blows. Punk is out on his feet. Reigns hits the ropes and hits a leaping clothesline. Punk kicks out. Punk sidesteps a Superman Punch and drives him into the turnbuckles. Punk takes Reigns down with a clothesline and heads to the top rope for a diving crossbody block.
Punk punches away at Reigns and hits some jabs. Punk sends Reigns into the ropes, drops down, and pops up for a jumping heel kick. Punk connects with a high knee to the face, followed by a bulldog. Punk poses in the ring and signals for the end. Punk sizes Reigns up and lifts him for a Go to Sleep, but Reigns elbows out.
Reigns then drives Punk’s shoulder into the ring post. Reigns then floors him with a Superman Punch! Punk kicks out. Reigns gets to his feet and starts to shake the ropes. Reigns lets out a big yell, and Punk rocks him with a massive knee to the face. Punk hits another running high knee, followed by a short-arm clothesline.
Punk follows up with a swinging neck-breaker before hitting a clothesline over the top rope. Punk hits Reigns with a suicide dive, driving Reigns’ lower back into the Spanish commentary table. Punk kneels next to Reigns and poses. Punk bounces Reigns’ face off the commentary table, followed by the ring steps.
Punk lays him on the English commentary table and punches him a few times. Punk looks to the corner, but the referee begins to admonish him. Punk gets a wild look in his eye and heads to the top rope. Reigns rolls off the table and attacks Punk, pulling him down to the apron.
They trade big punches and boots before Reigns puts Punk on the top rope. Punk hangs him in the tree of woe facing the ringside area. Reigns smiles and starts to punch away at him. Reigns then backs up and hits him with a Superman Punch. Reigns backs up and hits a second Superman Punch.
Punk is not moving in the tree of woe. Reigns hits a third Superman Punch before getting in the ring. Punk is bleeding from the mouth. Reigns lifts the steel steps and smashes the helpless Punk in the face! Punk is bleeding from the forehead! Punk falls to the floor.
Reigns clears off the Spanish commentary table and talks trash to the bleeding Punk. Reigns grabs Punk and sends the bloodied champion through the table with a Powerbomb. Punk, who has some papers from the desk stuck to his sweaty body, is pulled up by Reigns. Reigns gets him in the ring.
Reigns hits the ropes for his signature Spear, but Punk counters by lifting him up and hitting a GTS from out of nowhere! Reigns kicks out. Punk gets to his feet and lifts Reigns for a GTS. Reigns slides off and hits the ropes for a big Spear. Punk kicks out. Reigns cannot believe it.
Reigns rubs Punk’s bloodied face on the mat before slamming his face down several times. Reigns tries to get himself to relax and then says Punk is going to sleep. Punk tries to fight back, but Reigns cuts him off. Reigns lifts Punk on his shoulders and puts a finger in the air. Reigns goes for a GTS, but Punk blocks it. Punk floors him with a roundhouse kick for a near fall. Punk mocks Reigns’ Superman Punch taunt.
Punk hits Reigns with a Superman Punch for a near fall. Punk punches away at Reigns and stumbles around. Punk goes outside and grabs an Ula Fala from a fan. Punk gets in the ring and goes for a Spear, but Reigns counters into a Guillotine Choke. Punk gets out and rolls him up for a near fall.
Punk immediately transitions into an Anaconda Vice! Reigns manages to punch out and bend Punk off him. Reigns traps Punk in the Guillotine Choke. Punk gets out with a handstand and goes for a Sharpshooter. Reigns blocks it and punches and kicks away at him. Punk collapses into a Guillotine Choke.
Punk flips into a jackknife pin for a two-count. They then collide in the center of the ring, knocking them both out. The crowd gives them a great ovation. They talk trash to each other and trade strikes from their knees. They unload on each other before trading knees to the jaw. Punk hurts himself delivering a headbutt to Reigns.
Punk takes off his wrist tape and throws it at Reigns. The referee kicks the tape out of the ring. As he does, Punk low blows Reigns! Punk hits a GTS and covers him. Reigns barely kicks out. Punk drops several elbows on Reigns’ chest and kicks him out of the ring. Punk bounces Reigns’ face off the commentary table and lays him on it.
Punk goes to the top rope and stands, looking down on Reigns. Punk gets a head of steam and hits a diving elbow drop off the top rope through Reigns and the commentary table! Reigns yells in pain. Punk slowly gets up and gets Reigns in the ring. Punk grabs Reigns and lifts him for a GTS.
Punk hits it, but Reigns leans against the ropes upon impact. Reigns falls back onto Punk’s shoulders. Punk goes for a second GTS, but he collapses in exhaustion. Punk struggles to get to his feet. Reigns hits him with a Spear as he does, but he’s too exhausted and beaten up to capitalize.
Punk is on his knees and wildly swings at Reigns, but he’s too far away. Reigns hits the ropes twice and hits another Spear for the win. We have a new WWE World Heavyweight Champion. Reigns has a prolonged celebration with the title and that’s how this year’s two-night show wraps up. Thanks for joining us!
Winner and NEW WWE World Heavyweight Champion: Roman Reigns
