SummerSlam 2017: All the Title Changes, All the Results!

SummerSlam celebrated its 30th anniversary in grand fashion on Sunday night.

The WWE pay-per-view aired live from Brooklyn, with every major title on the line and every big name scheduled for in-ring combat.

Who came out on top of the fatal four-way main event? Which championship belts changed hands? What was the most surprising outcome?

Scroll down for a rundown of all the results…

The Miz and The Miztourage defeated The Hardy Boyz and Jason Jordan (pre-show match) via pinfall.

Neville defeated Akira Tozawa (pre-show) via pitfall to become the new Cruiserweight Champion.

The Usos defeated The New Day (pre-show via pinfall to win the SmackDown Tag Team Championship in a truly awesome match.

The Usos won after each climbed to the top rope and hit a Double Samoan Splash.

John Cena defeated Baron Corbin via pinfall after Cena nailed an Attitude Adjustment.

Natalya defeated Naomi via submission to win the SmackDown Women’s Championship.

(Carmella watched from a backstage monitor but ultimately never cashed in her Money in th Bank suitcase.)

Big Cass defeated Big Show via pinfall.

He won thanks to an Empire Elbow and also thanks to Enzo Amore getting out of the shark cage at one point to offer some assistance.

Randy Orton defeated Rusev via pinfall… despite getting attacked before the bell rang. Once the match got underway, Orton sidestepped Rusev and hit an RKO for a win in just seconds.

Sasha Banks defeated Alexa Bliss via submission to win the Raw Women’s Championship.

Finn Balor defeated Bray Wyatt via pitfall. Fairly short match, filled with fog around the ring and a lot of intensity. Balor won with the Coup De Grace.

Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins defeated Cesaro and Sheamus via pinfall to become the Raw Tag Team Champions.

Rollins hit a superkick on both champions, followed by a Rain Trigger onto Sheamus, which sent him into the hands of Ambrose – who nailed Dirty Deeds before getting the cover and the victory.

AJ Styles defeated Kevin Owens via painful to retain the United States Championship after Owens got into it with guest referee Shane McMahon.

Jinder Mahal defeated Shinsuke Nakamura via painful to retain the WWE Championship.

Late in the match, The Singh Brothers entered the ring, took a series of knees to the faces and allowed Mahal to steal the win as a result.

Brock Lesnar defeated Samoa Joe, Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman to retain Universal Title.

He did so by hitting Reigns with an F-5 after many near-victories by all competitors.

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SummerSlam 2016 Results: A New Champion, A Bloody Beatdown & More!

The beast was awoken on Sunday night at SummerSlam.

But we’ll get to that in a few moments.

The second biggest pay-per-view on the WWE’s annual schedule also featured the return of Jon Stewart in the ring,along with the crowning of an an inaugural WWE Universal Champion.

Ready for a recap? Let’s do this!

American Alpha, The Usos and Hype Brothers def. The Ascension, BreeZango and the Vaudevillains.

Unlike the recent Smackdown battle between these same participants, The Usos got the pin, after which there appeared to be some tension between them and AA. Impending Feud Alert?

Sami Zayn and Neville def. Dudley Boys.

The finishing sequence featured Neville eluding a running boot in the corner to set up Zayn’s Heluva Kick, followed by a Red Arrow for the pin.

Sheamus def. Cesaro. 

A slow start, but a satisfying overall product. Sheamus won with the Brogue Kick after many brutal offensive moves and reverses were executed on both sides.

JeriKO def. Enzo and Big Cass.

We really love the moniker given to the team of Chris Jericho and Kevin Owens. The real story here, though, was hot Enzo and Big Cass worked the crowd.

We can’t wait for them to split up and each find enormous singles success.

Charlotte def. Sasha Banks to win the WWE Women’s Championship.

What a match! Well, what an attempt of a match!

There were unfortunately quite a few botched moves, but you have to admire the women for really going after it. They tried some crazy stuff. The end came after Charlotte rolled Sasha up in a reversal of the Bank Statement.

The Miz def. Apollo Crews.

The Miz retained his title in a quick, forgetting match.

AJ Styles def. John Cena.

There wasn’t a ton of build-up to the latest showdown in this feud, but Styles and Cena made sure they stood out.

At one point, Styles kicked out of an Attitude Adjustment from the top rope, eventually winning via a second Styles Clash finished off The Face That Runs the Place.

We’re talking Match of the Year candidate here. Cena received a standing ovation as he walked to the back.

He also left his armband in the ring, making some think we won’t be seeing John Cena again for awhile.

Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson def. The New Day by DQ to retain tag-team titles.

Big E came back to save Jon Stewart from an attack, causing his squad to be disqualified.

Dean Ambrose def. Dolph Ziggler to retain the WWE championship.

We were rooting for Ziggler, but would have been fine with Ambrose winning… if it didn’t happen after a simple Dirty Deeds, which followed a missed top-rope maneuver.

Nikki Bella, Natalya and Alexa Bliss def. Naomi, Carmella and Becky Lynch.

Nikki earned the pin on Carmella after the Rack Attack.

Finn Balor def. Seth Rollins to win the WWE Universal title.

We have a new, inaugural champion!

Lots of drop kicks throughout this battle, with Balor in full-on Demon King form. He won after nailing a Coup de Grace.

Rusev vs. Reigns – No Match After a Brawll; Rusev retains the U.S. Title.

Rusev and Reigns came to blows within seconds of the two standing in the ring. The fight spilled outside and Reigns twice hit Rusev with a chair, prompting an influx of referees to rush in and stop the action.

After he got to his feet, Reigns emerged from backstage and sprinted down the ramp to spear Rusev.

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Brock Lesnar def. Randy Orton by TKO.

HOLY CRAP.

Lesnar dominated from the opening bell. He hit Orton with corner shoulder thrusts. He nailed him with German Suplexes. He took off his gloves and simply pummeled Orton with punches, drawing seemingly real blood.

With Orton bleeding profusely, referees came into the ring to attend to him… but Lesnar continued to inflict damage. The match was finally called with Lesnar a winner by TKO.

Afterward, Shane McMahon came down to put a stop to the beatdown, only to receive an F5.

Not sure if this was really worthy of a main event on such a major pay-per-view, but it really is a sight to behold any time Lesnar loses his $ hit.

SummerSlam 2016 Results: A New Champion, A Bloody Beatdown & More!

The beast was awoken on Sunday night at SummerSlam.

But we’ll get to that in a few moments.

The second biggest pay-per-view on the WWE’s annual schedule also featured the return of Jon Stewart in the ring,along with the crowning of an an inaugural WWE Universal Champion.

Ready for a recap? Let’s do this!

American Alpha, The Usos and Hype Brothers def. The Ascension, BreeZango and the Vaudevillains.

Unlike the recent Smackdown battle between these same participants, The Usos got the pin, after which there appeared to be some tension between them and AA. Impending Feud Alert?

Sami Zayn and Neville def. Dudley Boys.

The finishing sequence featured Neville eluding a running boot in the corner to set up Zayn’s Heluva Kick, followed by a Red Arrow for the pin.

Sheamus def. Cesaro. 

A slow start, but a satisfying overall product. Sheamus won with the Brogue Kick after many brutal offensive moves and reverses were executed on both sides.

JeriKO def. Enzo and Big Cass.

We really love the moniker given to the team of Chris Jericho and Kevin Owens. The real story here, though, was hot Enzo and Big Cass worked the crowd.

We can’t wait for them to split up and each find enormous singles success.

Charlotte def. Sasha Banks to win the WWE Women’s Championship.

What a match! Well, what an attempt of a match!

There were unfortunately quite a few botched moves, but you have to admire the women for really going after it. They tried some crazy stuff. The end came after Charlotte rolled Sasha up in a reversal of the Bank Statement.

The Miz def. Apollo Crews.

The Miz retained his title in a quick, forgetting match.

AJ Styles def. John Cena.

There wasn’t a ton of build-up to the latest showdown in this feud, but Styles and Cena made sure they stood out.

At one point, Styles kicked out of an Attitude Adjustment from the top rope, eventually winning via a second Styles Clash finished off The Face That Runs the Place.

We’re talking Match of the Year candidate here. Cena received a standing ovation as he walked to the back.

He also left his armband in the ring, making some think we won’t be seeing John Cena again for awhile.

Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson def. The New Day by DQ to retain tag-team titles.

Big E came back to save Jon Stewart from an attack, causing his squad to be disqualified.

Dean Ambrose def. Dolph Ziggler to retain the WWE championship.

We were rooting for Ziggler, but would have been fine with Ambrose winning… if it didn’t happen after a simple Dirty Deeds, which followed a missed top-rope maneuver.

Nikki Bella, Natalya and Alexa Bliss def. Naomi, Carmella and Becky Lynch.

Nikki earned the pin on Carmella after the Rack Attack.

Finn Balor def. Seth Rollins to win the WWE Universal title.

We have a new, inaugural champion!

Lots of drop kicks throughout this battle, with Balor in full-on Demon King form. He won after nailing a Coup de Grace.

Rusev vs. Reigns – No Match After a Brawll; Rusev retains the U.S. Title.

Rusev and Reigns came to blows within seconds of the two standing in the ring. The fight spilled outside and Reigns twice hit Rusev with a chair, prompting an influx of referees to rush in and stop the action.

After he got to his feet, Reigns emerged from backstage and sprinted down the ramp to spear Rusev.

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Brock Lesnar def. Randy Orton by TKO.

HOLY CRAP.

Lesnar dominated from the opening bell. He hit Orton with corner shoulder thrusts. He nailed him with German Suplexes. He took off his gloves and simply pummeled Orton with punches, drawing seemingly real blood.

With Orton bleeding profusely, referees came into the ring to attend to him… but Lesnar continued to inflict damage. The match was finally called with Lesnar a winner by TKO.

Afterward, Shane McMahon came down to put a stop to the beatdown, only to receive an F5.

Not sure if this was really worthy of a main event on such a major pay-per-view, but it really is a sight to behold any time Lesnar loses his $ hit.