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Every Match Result from WWE Night of Champions 2026

Live results and highlights from the WWE Night of Champions 2026 PLE in Saudi Arabia.
Oba Femi vs. Jey Uso
Oba Femi vs. Jey Uso | WWE

It's time to crown a brand new king and queen in WWE.

WWE Night of Champions 2026 airs live on ESPN Unlimited and Netflix internationally from Saudi Arabia on Saturday afternoon. The show will feature two matches on ESPN proper as WWE has done with its PLE's for most of the year. Those two matches will be the King of the Ring and Queen of the Ring tournament finals.

In the King of the Ring tournament final, Oba Femi is set to challenge Jey Uso. Both Femi and Uso have very different goals in mind if they earn this year's King of the Ring crown. For Femi, he's got championship gold in mind. That might mean winning the tournament and challenging Cody Rhodes at SummerSlam, but it also might mean throwing down with Roman Reigns for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.

As for Jey Uso, a win would mean he could attempt to grab a seat at the head of the table opposite Reigns in The Bloodline. Jey has vowed to win the tournament so he can go on and face Rhodes at SummerSlam this year for the Undisputed WWE Championship.

Will Jey get the win and keep pace with Reigns? Will Femi maintain and build on his strong momentum since debuting on the main roster? We'll find out at WWE Night of Champions.

In the Queen of the Ring tournament finals, Iyo Sky is scheduled to face Liv Morgan. Morgan is the current WWE Women's World Champion, but has vowed to win the tournament, become Queen of the Ring, and then face Rhea Ripley for the other women's world title at SummerSlam.

As for Sky, she's looking for a win to secure a world title match at SummerSlam. Sky and Morgan have history together and at Night of Champions, another chapter in their story gets written.

Liv Morgan
Liv Morgan | Netflix

Other announced matches on the show include Trick Williams defending the WWE Men's United States Championship against Ricky Saints and Jade Cargill challenging Tiffany Stratton for the WWE Women's United States Championship. To round out the card, Bron Breakker and Seth Rollins will try to end their rivalry inside a steel cage.

Finally, Cody Rhodes will defend his Undisputed WWE Championship in a triple threat match against Gunther and Sami Zayn. The three men have been intertwined with one another for weeks and they'll finally collide on Saturday afternoon. Can Rhodes overcome the odds and retain? It goes down at Night of Champions.


WWE Night of Champions Results

-The show opened with various stars being show walking into the building in Saudi Arabia.

-The opening contest was Oba Femi vs. Jey Uso in the King of the Ring tournament finals. Oba Femi defeated Jey Uso to win King of the Ring and earn a shot at the world championship at SummerSlam.

-The Queen of the Ring tournament final was up next. Both women made their entrances, but during Morgan's, she was cursed by Danhausen.

-Iyo Sky defeated Liv Morgan to become the 2026 Queen of the Ring. Sky was nursing an injured knee throughout the match and it was targeted by Morgan. In the end, Sky was able to hit a Spanish Fly to change momentum. She then hit her moonsault before covering for the win.

-Sky was handed the crowdn by Nick Aldis after the match. She cut a promo and said she was queen. She then told Liv Morgan that she was picking her for SummerSlam.

-Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker both made their entrances. Rollins loaded the ring with weapons and then sat on a steel chair and waited for Breakker. When Breakker got in the ring, he sat in chair directly across from Rollins. The bell rang and Rollins yelled that he would see what kind of man Breakker was in the match. Both men then began to fight.

-Seth Rollins defeated Bron Breakker inside of a steel cage in what was an action-packed match. Rollins and Breakker used all the weapons possible in this and that resulted in a bloody face for Breakker. In the peak of the match, Rollins suplexed Breakker off the top of the cage and through a table.

-Breakker secured the momentum back and connected with two spears on Rollins. He tried for pins after each of them, but Rollins kicked out both times. Breakker tried to Rollins with a spear through a table, but Rollins dodged it and Breakker crashed through it. Rollins hit a Pedigree and Stomp after, but Breakker kicked out of the pin. Rollins then hit an Avalanche Stomp from the top rope and got the win.

-Trick Williams defeated Ricky Saints to retain the WWE Men's United States Championship. Lil Yachty walked out to the ring with Williams for the match, but was tossed out by the referee early. Saints tricked the ref into thinking he got hit by Yachty, but never really did. Williams hit a Trick Shot in the end to get the victory.

-After the match, Saints looked like he was going to attack Williams, but Yachty ran out to stop him. He hit Saints with a few kendo stick shots before hitting the People's Elbow.

-Tiffany Stratton defeated Jade Cargill to retain the WWE Women's United States Championship. Stratton fought off Cargill's baddies during the match, but wasn't successful in dealing with them until Chelsea Green ran out to help her. Charlotte Flair too. Flair smashed Cargill in the face with the title belt and Stratton hit the Prettiest Moonsault Ever for the win.

-Sami Zayn made his ring entrance and got a loud, positive response from the Saudi Arabia crowd. Gunther walked out next and was followed by Cody Rhodes. The fans sang the Rhodes entrance song. When he got to the ring, official introductions were made and the match began.

-Sami Zayn defeated Cody Rhodes and Gunther to win the Undisputed WWE Championship. Zayn beat Cody with a roll up after countering Cross Rhodes. The match was full of action, counters, and near falls.

-Zayn celebrated at the top of the entrance ramp with pyro behind him as the show went off the air.

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