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WWE SummerSlam 2025 Results, Highlights And Live Blog (Night 2)

Does WWE have another shocking twist for SummerSlam Sunday?
Blake Lovell|
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Brock Lesnar returned at WWE SummerSlam 2025 Night 2 to go face-to-face with John Cena at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

After Cody Rhodes defeated Cena to become a two-time Undisputed WWE Champion, Cena received a huge ovation from the fans before Lesnar's music hit. That led to Lesnar entering the ring to hit an F5 on Cena.

It was a shocking finish to the first-ever two-night SummerSlam, which featured plenty of action-packed matches on Sunday.

Four Champions Retain At WWE SummerSlam

Elsewhere, all the other champions on the card retained their titles.

Naomi is still the WWE Women's World Champion after defeating Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY in a Triple Threat Match.

The Wyatt Sicks retained the WWE Tag Team Championships in an absolutely wild TLC Match that featured incredible performances from the winners, the Street Profits, #DIY, Motor City Machine Guns, Fraxiom, and Andrade and Rey Fenix.

Solo Sikoa got some help from Talla Tonga to defeat Jacob Fatu in a Steel Cage Match to retain the United States Championship.

And then there was Dominik Mysterio, who found a creative way to retain the Intercontinental Championship against AJ Styles.

Here's everything you need to know about the action from SummerSlam Night 2:

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- Triple H enters the ring says WWE fans are part of the biggest SummerSlam in history. He then says if they thought Night 1 was something, they haven't seen anything yet. Are you ready?

- Rhea Ripley vs. IYO SKY vs. Naomi in a Triple Threat Match for the Women's World Championship is set to open the show. Naomi's father gives a live performance for her entrance, which was pretty awesome.

- Naomi controls the match in the early going, as she takes it to both Ripley and Sky. But then they decide to work together to knock Naomi out of the ring, which leads to a one-on-one showdown between the two rivals.

- Sky grabs the momentum with a springboard moonsault onto Naomi and Ripley on the outside. Naomi turns the tide, but it's Ripley who hits a Riptide on the champ....but Sky breaks it up at two and a half! The action spills back out of the ring as Sky powerbombs Ripley onto Naomi in a great sequence.

- Naomi defeats Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY to retain the Women's World Championship. Ripley hits an avalanche Riptide on Sky and goes for the pin, but Naomi hops in and rolls up Ripley with a handful of tights for the win. Another fun women's Triple Threat Match, and the WWE women's division must proceed with caution with Naomi as champ!

- The Street Profits vs. #DIY vs. Motor City Machine Guns vs. Fraxiom vs. Andrade and Rey Fenix vs. Wyatt Sicks in a TLC Match for the WWE Tag Team Championships is up next. The Hardy Boyz and Dudley Boyz are in the crowd for the 25th anniversary of the TLC Match at SummerSlam 2000.

- It's absolute chaos to start the match, and Bubba Ray and D'Von Dudley are all for it. There are tables, ladders, and chairs everywhere as Montez Ford flies over the top to the outside. Then FOUR people go through tables, including Axiom doing a Spanish Fly on Angelo Dawkins through a table. That's an all-time TLC moment right there.

- Candice LeRae arrives to climb the ladder for DIY, but B-FAB drops her and tries to do the same. Nikki Cross suplexes B-FAB off the ladder, and LeRae starts climbing again. The ladder then gets tipped over and LeRae goes THROUGH A LADDER that was balancing on the apron and announce table. This is nuts! Erick Rowan makes an appearance to destroy Ford and Dawkins, but they starting hitting him with a chair before driving him through a table in the corner.

- The Wyatt Sicks defeat The Street Profits, #DIY, Motor City Machine Guns, Fraxiom, and Andrade and Rey Fenix to retain the WWE Tag Team Championships. Everyone gets their hands on the titles until Uncle Howdy sends Ciampa and Gargano flying through tables. Andrade then does a Sunset Flip powerbomb on Howdy through another ladder. But Dexter Lumis and Joe Gacy take him and Rey Fenix out, and Gacy grabs the titles for the victory.

- Next on the card is Lyra Valkyria vs. Becky Lynch in a No Countouts, No Disqualifications Match for the Women's Intercontinental Championship. 'The Man' enters to her new theme song from The Wonder Years.

- Becky brings out a kendo stick, so Valkyria counters with a crowbar. Then Valkyria grabs a Slim Jim table, but Becky puts a steel chain in Valkyria's mouth and wraps her around the ring post. Reminder that these two don't like each other!

- Becky gets a toolbox because why not at this point. She destroys Valkyria with it, but only gets a two count. So, Becky goes to the ziptie to tie Valkyria's hands together. Brilliant! Becky grabs a wrench and beats Valkyria with it. Becky hangs her on the ring post and hits numerous kendo stick shots.

- Valkyria mounts a comeback even with her hands still tied together. Valkyria disappears, so Becky starts looking for her. Valkyria is under the ring with a fire extinguisher, and she eventually breaks loose from the ziptie. Valkyria hauls off on Becky with the kendo stick. In another wild sequence, Valkyria hits the Nightwing on Becky off the steel steps.

- Becky Lynch defeats Lyra Valkyria to retain the Women's Intercontinental Championship. Becky throws Valkyria into the exposed turnbuckle and hits a Manhandle Slam through a chair for a near fall. Becky then decides to trap Valkyria in a chair, and she destroys her again. Becky grabs the crowbar, but Bayley takes it from her. Becky tries to convince Bayley to hit Valkyria with it, but Bayley isn't having it. However, Bayley accidentally hits Valkyria, and Becky hits the Manhandle Slam for the win.

- Jacob Fatu vs. Solo Sikoa in a Steel Cage Match for the United States Championship is up next.

- Solo takes the fight to Fatu, and Michael Cole reveals an incredible trivia note about Solo not being pinned since Roman Reigns beat him on the Raw on Netflix debut back in January. Solo throws Fatu into the cage, but Fatu goes beast mode and hits back-to-back moonsaults for a near fall.

- Solo Sikoa defeats Jacob Fatu in a Steel Cage Match to retain the United States Championship. JC Mateo, Tonga Loa, and Talla Tonga all make their way to ringside, but Jimmy Uso takes out JC and Loa. However, Talla beats down Jimmy. Solo hits the Samoan Spike....but Fatu kicks out at two! Loa climbs in, and Talla then handcuffs Fatu to the cage. Fatu gets out of them and prevents Solo from getting out of the cage. But it's Talla who kicks the door into Fatu's head to help Solo exit for the victory.

- After the match, Fatu climbs to the top of the cage and hits a moonsault onto JC and Loa.

- And now it's AJ Styles vs. Dominik Mysterio for the Intercontinental Championship. Styles enters in a low rider on the 20th anniversary of the Eddie Guerrero vs. Rey Mysterio match at SummerSlam 2000, which was for the custody of Dominik. Styles is also wearing Eddie-themed gear from that match.

- Dominik goes for a Frog Splash, but Styles counters it into a submission until Dominik gets to the ropes. Dominik grabs a chair while the referee puts the padding back on the turnbuckle, and the champ throws it at Styles before pulling the Eddie and falling to the mat. But Styles knows what's up, so he puts the chair around his head, and the referee looks at both of them confused.

- Dominik Mysterio defeats AJ Styles to retain the Intercontinental Championship. Styles goes back to the calf crusher, and Dominik tries to reach the ropes as Styles pulls his boot off. Dominik uses the boot and hits Styles with it before hitting the Frog Splash for the win to retain the title.

- Stephanie McMahon announces 113,722 as the overall SummerSlam attendance for the two nights.

- Cody Rhodes vs. John Cena in a Street Fight for the Undisputed WWE Championship is the main event. An awesome touch with a Dusty Rhodes tribute for Rhodes' entrance. Also, Cena is back to his normal entrance.

- Cena grabs Tyrese Haliburton's crutch in a unique development, and Cena uses the steel steps to gain the upper hand. They both grab steel chairs and hit them together, but Rhodes gets back on track, and then there's more back and forth until the Cena of old shines in an impressive sequence.

- Rhodes goes back on offense, but Cena hits an AA outta nowhere for a near fall. Wade Barrett notes that Rhodes has been "emotionless" since the start, and Cole adds that Rhodes finally proved that he had the instinct to take things to another level. That's a big part of the story. Cody follows that up with a banned piledriver to Cena to further their point.

- Cena hits a desperation AA and both men are down. Rhodes gets some offense in, but Cena counters into the STF and Rhodes gets to the ropes...but that doesn't mean anything in a Street Fight! Cena hits Rhodes with a microphone and then does a CANADIAN DESTROYER. Who can't wrestle? Because it's not Cena!

- Cena then hits an AA on Rhodes through the announce table. Back inside, and Rhodes hits the Cross Rhodes for two. They go up top and Cena knocks Rhodes off before hitting the LEGDROP on the back of the neck. Cena with another AA....but Rhodes kicks out!

- Cena sets up a Slim Jim table, but Rhodes knocks it away with a DDT. They brawl into the crowd, and Rhodes suplexes Cena into one of the steel barricades. Then they fight under the stage and smoke comes out of the elevator shaft...and Cena is carrying Rhodes! Cena then throws Rhodes for an AA on the stage.

- Back to the ring, where Cena throws Rhodes in, but Rhodes reverses and throws Cena into the table in the corner. Rhodes hits the Cross Rhodes, but Cena kicks out again. Rhodes hammers Cena with a chair, and then he proceeds to unscrew the bottom turnbuckle. Rhodes grabs the steel and hits Cena with it. Rhodes does it again and tells the referee to check on Cena, but he shoves him away.

- Rhodes goes for a third shot, but Cena counters into the STF as he wraps the rope around Rhodes. However, Rhodes reverses and he uses the rope as a weapon. Rhodes then hits three Cross Rhodes...but Cena kicks out! Wow.

- Cody Rhodes defeats John Cena to win the Undisputed WWE Championship. Rhodes grabs the title, but Cena catches him and hits an AA and then one more AA. Cena puts Rhodes on the top rope, and he hits an avalanche AA...but Rhodes kicks out! Cena sets up a table and puts Rhodes back up again, but Rhodes fights out of it and hits a Cody Cutter through the table. Rhodes salutes Cena and then hits the Cross Rhodes for the win. What a match!

- After the match, Cena and Rhodes embrace, and Cena shares some words with the new champ. Rhodes leaves the ring, and Cena stands alone in the middle of the ring as the crowd gives him a standing ovation. But then Brock Lesnar's music hits! THE BEAST has returned.

WWE SummerSlam 2025 Results

Naomi defeats Rhea Ripley and IYO Sky in a Triple Threat Match to retain the Women's World Championship

The Wyatt Sicks defeat The Street Profits, #DIY, Motor City Machine Guns, Fraxiom, and Andrade and Rey Fenix in a TLC Match to retain the WWE Tag Team Championships

Becky Lynch defeats Lyra Valkyria In a No Countouts, No Disqualification Match to retain the Women's Intercontinental Championship

Solo Sikoa defeats Jacob Fatu in a Steel Cage Match to retain the United States Championship

Dominik Mysterio defeats AJ Styles to retain the Intercontinental Championship

Cody Rhodes defeats John Cena in a Street Fight to win the Undisputed WWE 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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