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WWE Clash In Paris 2025 Results, Highlights & Live Blog

Can Logan Paul ruin one of the final matches on John Cena's retirement tour?
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John Cena vs. Logan Paul
John Cena vs. Logan Paul | WWE.com

Seth Rollins got an unlikely assist from Becky Lynch at WWE Clash In Paris 2025.

Rollins entered the Fatal 4-Way Match against CM Punk, LA Knight, and Jey Uso for the World Heavyweight Championship at a significant disadvantage, not only because he had to thwart three other opponents, but also because Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, and Paul Heyman had already been taken out of the equation.

After Roman Reigns earned the win against Reed to kick off the show, he locked in a submission choke on Heyman to earn a little revenge from what 'The Oracle' did to him at WrestleMania 41.

However, Breakker and Reed then destroyed Reign, who left on a stretcher after the vicious attack from the duo. That led to Raw general manager Adam Pearce banning Breakker and Reed from the arena for the main event.

But Lynch who hit a low blow on Punk to help Rollins retain his title.

Meanwhile, John Cena defeated Logan Paul in an incredible match that was fueled by the electric atmosphere in Paris.

Paul took Attitude Adjustment after Attitude Adjustment, and while he kicked out of several of them, it was Cena who scored another win on his 2025 WWE retirement tour.

More Champions Retain At WWE Clash In Paris

Becky Lynch vs. Nikki Bella
Becky Lynch vs. Nikki Bella | WWE.com

In addition to Rollins, the other two champions who were in action also retained their titles.

Lynch defeated Nikki Bella to retain the Women's Intercontinental Championship, and The Wyatt Sicks held off The Street Profits to retain the WWE Tag Team Championships.

And in what was a banger, Rusev notched the win against Sheamus in a Good Ol' Fashioned Donnybrook Match.

Here's everything you need to know about how things unfolded at WWE Clash In Paris:

- Roman Reigns vs. Bronson Reed will kick off the show. Can 'The Tribal Chief' get his revenge?

- Both men try to showcase their power in the early going, but Reigns can't quite pick up Reed and the monster just falls on top of him. The action spills outside, and Reigns regains the momentum by bouncing Reed's head off the ring post.

- Reed takes control with a World's Strongest Slam, and then he starts to wear down Reigns on the mat. Reed hits a Samoan Drop, but Reigns kicks out at two. Heyman taunts Reigns by holding up the 'Shoe-La-Fala' ringside. Here comes Reigns! He clotheslines Reed over the top, and the crowd is eating it up.

- Reigns goes for the Superman Punch, but Reed counters into a slam and senton...but Reigns kicks out at two. Another Superman Punch attempt from Reigns, but once again it's Reed who counters with a Death Valley Driver for a near fall. Reigns finally hits the Superman Punch, and Reed kicks out at two and a half.

- Reigns is thinking spear, but Reed knocks him to the outside and then hits a big dive. Reed tries for a Tsunami, but Reigns rolls out of the way. Another spear attempt from Reigns, but Reed catches him and turns it into a powerbomb for a two count.

- Roman Reigns defeats Bronson Reed. They head up top, and Reigns hits a Superman Punch before hitting a SAMOAN DROP off the top. That was pretty wild. Reigns finally hits the spear on Reed for the win.

- After the match, Heyman checks on Reed in the corner as Reigns stares him down. Reigns gets back in the ring, and Heyman expresses his love to Reigns and tells him he acknowledges him. Heyman hands back the 'Shoe-La-Fala' to Reigns, but Reigns locks on the choke and Heyman taps out. Reigns celebrates on the announce table, but Bron Breakker hits a SPEAR OUTTA NOWHERE.

- Officials check on Reigns and he tries to walk it off, but Breakker hits another spear! Reed returns, and he hits a Tsunami on Reigns for good measure. 'The Vision' has destroyed Reigns! The stretcher comes out and officials strap Reigns to it, but here comes Reed again to hit another Tsunami.

- Jey Uso has arrived, and he fights off Breakker and Reed. However, Breakker hits the spear on Jey. And then Reed hits another Tsunami with Reigns still on the stretcher. Absolute chaos!

- Jelly Roll and Post Malone are ringside.

- Adam Pearce throws Breakker and Reed out of the building. Pearce will suspend both of them indefinitely if they come back in. What is Seth Rollins gonna do without any backup in the main event? Perhaps 'The Oracle' has a Plan B....

- The Street Profits vs. The Wyatt Sicks for the WWE Tag Team Championships is up next.

- There is some early tension between Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins, which is an interesting storyline development. Joe Gacy and Dexter Lumis gain the upper hand right off the bat, and the champs are wearing down the former champs.

- Ford finally makes the hot tag to Dawkins, and he leaps over the top onto Gacy and Lumis. Dawkins hits a swanton, but Gacy gets the shoulder up at two. Double team move from the Street Profits for another near fall, and Ford goes up top but Lumis racks him. However, Dawkins puts Gacy on his shoulders, and Ford hits the blockbuster...but Lumis breaks up the pin!

- Dawkins tags in Ford again, and he goes for the frog splash, but Gacy moves and tags in Lumis. Dawkins hits a shoulder tackle on Gacy on the outside, and Erick Rowan didn't like that. Lumis knocks Dawkins over the barricade, and Ford flies onto Rowan and Lumis. That is never not impressive.

- The Wyatt Sicks defeat The Street Profits to retain the WWE Tag Team Championships. Nikki Cross is under the ring, and she grabs Ford's leg. Uncle Howdy hits Sister Abigail on Ford with the referee distracted, and Gacy and Lumis hit their double team finisher for the victory.

- And now it's Nikki Bella vs. Becky Lynch for the Women's Intercontinental Championship.

- Nikki comes out with something to prove, but Becky quickly turns the tide and goes to work. Becky slaps Nikki in the face, and that lights in a fire in Nikki as she hauls off on 'The Man' to unleash some frustration. Nikki keeps it going as she bounces Becky's head off of both announce tables in dueling fashion.

- The action heads up top, and Becky hits a superplex for a near fall. Becky quickly goes to the armbar, but Nikki counters into a pin of her own for two. Nikki locks in the Fearless Lock, but Becky fights out. Becky gets in some offense, but Nikki goes back to the Fearless Lock. However, Becky grabs the ropes to break the hold.

- Becky Lynch defeats Nikki Bella to retain the Women's Intercontinental Championship. Back outside, and Nikki hits the Bella Buster on the steel steps. Brutal! Nikki goes for the Rack Attack 2.0, but then she turns it into the Manhandle Slam for a near fall. Nikki then uses the Disarm Her on Becky, but Becky counters into a pin for the win.

- Pearce asks Jey if he's good to go for his match. Jey says he's gonna go out there and win the World Heavyweight Championship.

- Next up is Sheamus vs. Rusev in a Good 'Ol Fashioned Donnybrook Match.

- It's a brouhaha right from the jump! Sheamus and Rusev slug it out, and they head outside for some more brawling. Rusev hammers Sheamus with a kendo stick, and that's one way to gain the advantage in this type of match.

- Sheamus grabs a chair, but Rusev eventually gets it and destroys Sheamus with it. Rusev puts the chair between the top two turnbuckles, but it stays there for now as Sheamus hits a huge knee to Rusev's face for a two count. Rusev reverses momentum, and he slams Sheamus through a cabinet on the outside.

- Rusev locks in The Accolade, but Sheamus manages to get out and he slams Rusev on a chair. They climb on the whiskey barrels on the outside, and then Rusev puts The Accolade on Sheamus on top of the barrels. Sheamus gets back on track by hitting the WHITE NOISE off the barrels through two tables. It's a banger!

- Rusev defeats Sheamus in a Good Ol' Fashioned Donnybrook Match. They head back in the ring, and Rusev grabs the shillelagh. However, Sheamus hits the Brogue Kick...but Rusev kicks out at two! Rusev hits a big kick, but Sheamus hits a kick of his own. Rusev grabs the shillelagh again and he breaks it across the back of Sheamus....but Sheamus kicks out! Rusev puts the shillelagh in Sheamus' mouth and locks in The Accolade for the victory. Michael Cole notes that's only the second time Sheamus has tapped out in his career.

- John Cena vs. Logan Paul is up next.

- A legendary entrance for Cena, with the Paris crowd creating one of the best atmospheres in WWE history. Simply incredible.

- Back and forth in the early going, and Paul gets a little too cocky with a nonchalant pin attempt on Cena for a two count. Paul hits a delayed vertical suplex for another near fall. Cena gets going with a shoulder tackle, and the crowd joins him for a loud "you can't see" me before hitting the five-knuckle shuffle.

- Cena hits the Attitude Adjustment....but Paul kicks out at two. Cena goes for a second Attitude Adjustment, but Paul reverses into the octopus submission. However, Cena counters into the STFU and Paul makes it to the ropes, but Cena drags him back to the middle of the ring. Cena tries for a third Attitude Adjustment, but Paul reverses again and gets a near fall.

- Paul goes up top and hits a swanton and standing moonsault for a two count. Cena slams Paul face-first to the mat, but Paul kicks out at two and a half. Paul then hits a huge pop-up uppercut for another near fall.

- Paul mocks Cena with a "you can't see me" and Cena has had enough as he jumps up and hits another Attitude Adjustment...but Paul kicks out again! Cena then pulls out a CODE RED but only gets two. Paul with the hard right hand to Cena's face....but Cena kicks out! Paul hits the Paul from Grace twice on Cena, but the man won't stay down.

- John Cena defeats Logan Paul. And now Paul goes for the AA, but Cena hits a STYLES CLASH on Paul for a nice callback to his memorable rivalry with AJ Styles. However, Paul kicks out yet again. Paul jumps off the top, but Cena rolls through and hits one Attitude Adjustment and then another for the win. What a roller-coaster!

- Phillippe Chereau announces the WWE Clash In Paris attendance of 30,343.

- Jackie Redmond is waiting outside of the locker room of Rollins. He comes out, and she mentions he has no Breakker, Reed, or Heyman for the match. Rollins says he's already two steps ahead and asks if she remembers WrestleMania. Rollins then says he's never needed anyone and that he's the greatest in-ring performer in the history of the industry. He's gonna remind everyone who he is. Rollins says if he can't keep the title himself, then maybe he doesn't deserve to be champion.

- CM Punk vs. LA Knight vs. Jey Uso vs. Seth Rollins in a Fatal 4-Way Match for the World Heavyweight Championship is the main event.

- Punk gives Jey a little payback from Raw by hitting him with a superkick to start the match. Rollins does the smart thing by going to the outside and letting Punk, Jey, and Knight duel for a bit. But eventually gets back in and takes the fight to Jey, and he mocks the "yeet" chant in the process. Rollins then yells that he doesn't need anyone.

- As expected, Rollins finds himself in a 1-on-3 situation as Punk and Knight kick Rollins in the corner. All three take aim at Rollins, with Punk and Jey doing the yeet. Knight refuses and tells them to get a table. Punk pushes Jey and yells at him to get the tables in a nice nod to The Dudley Boyz. They get the table, but Jey superkicks Punk, while Knight sends Rollins over the barricade. Then Jey superkicks Knight.

- They all get back to the ring, and Rollins hits a Pedigree on Punk for a near fall. Rollins hits a Frog Splash to Jey, but he also kicks out at two. Rollins taunts Knight to add insult to injury, but Knight manages to turn the momentum in his favor by taking out the other three competitors.

- Rollins and Punk fight on the apron with a table set up outside the ring, and Knight decides to knock Punk through the table to get some revenge on what Punk did to him a few weeks ago. Knight hits the BFT on Rollins, but Jey breaks up the pin at two.

- Knight puts Rollins on the announce table, but after Knight turns his attention to Jey, Rollins moves out of the way and Knight flies through the table. Jey tries to take advantage with a spear, but Rollins turns it into a Pedigree for a near fall. Jey hits an Uso Splash on Rollins, but Punk is back as he hits an elbow drop on Jey to break up the pin.

- Punk hits the GTS on Jey, but Rollins hits the stomp on Punk....but Punk kicks out at two! Rollins tells Punk he never wants him to touch the title again or wrestle another match in WWE. Rollins also says he hates Punk's family. Rollins hits a stomp on Jey and Knight, and then he sets up a chair. Rollins puts Punk's head into the chair, but Punk moves and Rollins goes for the stomp.

- Seth Rollins defeats CM Punk, LA Knight, and Jey Uso in a Fatal 4-Way Match to retain the World Heavyweight Championship. Punk goes for the GTS, but a masked person hits the ring and hits Punk with a low blow. And it's BECKY LYNCH who pulls off the mask. Rollins then hits the stomp on Punk for the victory.

WWE Clash In Paris 2025 Results

Roman Reigns defeats Bronson Reed

The Wyatt Sicks defeat The Street Profits to retain the WWE Tag Team Championships

Becky Lynch defeats Nikki Bella to retain the Women's Intercontinental Championship

Rusev defeats Sheamus in a Good 'Ol Fashioned Donnybrook Match

John Cena defeats Logan Paul

Seth Rollins defeats CM Punk, LA Knight, and Jey Uso in a Fatal 4-Way Match for the World Heavyweight Championship

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Blake Lovell
BLAKE LOVELL

Blake Lovell has worked in the sports media industry for nearly two decades, including covering WWE and professional wrestling for various digital outlets since 2019. He is a former editor/columnist for 411Mania and ClutchPoints. As a wrestling journalist, he has interviewed legends such as The Hardy Boyz, written numerous columns, and more. You can follow him on X at @wrestleblake for more discussion on wrestling's past, present, and future.

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