[APPLAUSE] >> The full wrath of steam.
>> What the?
>> Is that? >> No.
>> It's Harper!
Harper!
>> [APPLAUSE] >> Cathy, Kelley here for
WWE Now, coming to you from the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The insight of tonight's WWE Clash of Champions.
So much went down,
a lot of mayhem in this building, titles changed hands, and I've got your recap.
Warning though, spoilers are ahead.
Seth Rollins burned it down at Clash of Champions,
retaining the universal title against the monster among men.
But it took several curved And a pedigree to take down Braun Strowman for the win.
After the magic Bray Wyatt attacked to the beast layer at the top of the ramp,
creating mystery about what's next for the champion and the fiend.
Sneak attacks and speculation culminated with this moment,
that Clash of Champions, Roman Reigns and Erick Rowan.
The big dog was just a barrage of attacks after being
put through a table in this No Disqualification match, but
it was the surprise return of Rowan's former tag team partner, Luke Harper.
That ended any chance of Roman Reigns exacting revenge.
Kofi Kingston showed everyone, including his opponent, the 13th time
WWE World Champion, Randy Orton, that he had the heart of a champion.
He withstood an absolute onslaught and an RKO, from The Viper, but
ultimately, prevailed connecting on the Trouble in Paradise and
retaining his WWE Championship.
Becky Lynch was disqualified for
striking an official with a chair in her title match with Sasha Banks.
But it was what happened.
Well, the official was down, that was the story of this contest.
Things got very personal between these two competitors, inside and
outside of the ring.
However, because of the DQ,
Becky Lynch is leaving Charlotte, still the raw Women's Champion.
The Miz came up short in his quest to become a nine time
Intercontinental Champion.
As Shin ski Nakamura with assistance from Sami Zayn,
throughout the match, ended it with a Kinshasa and the pin.
Nikki Cross and Alexa Bliss, retain the Women's Tag Team titles.
After an impressive effort by Sonia, the villain Mandy Rose.
This match also saw Bliss almost walk out with a second championship,
with a near pin fall of R-Truth, for the 24/7 Championship.
Mid-way through the match, Truth was running from a melee of would be
contenders for his title, and barely escaped.
The defending SmackDown Tag Team Champions, The New Day, came up short in
their title defense, as The Revival won the championship via submission.
Bayley defended her SmackDown Women's Championship over Charlotte Flair in
front of her home crowd, by removing a turnbuckle and
throwing her challenger into it face first.
The Raw Tag Team champions, Seth Rollins and Braun Strowman, set the table for
their universal title match later in the evening,
by losing the championship to Robert Roode and Dolph Ziggler.
A miscommunication between Rollins and
Strowman led to Roode landing the glorious DDT on the beast slayer for the win.
On the kickoff show, the United States champion AJ Styles,
staved off an extremely impressive early flurry from the challenger,
Cedric Alexander to retain the title.
Alexander then injured a post match beat down a courtesy of the OZ.
And the Cruiserweight Championship was on the line, but
Drew Gulak successfully defended his title against Humberto Carrillo and
Lince Dorado, in a highly entertaining match to start tonight.
For all the fallout from WWE Clash of Champions, make sure you catch
Monday Night Raw and Tuesday's SmackDown Live at 87 Central, on the USA Network.