WWE Night of Champions 2026 Results

WWE Night of Champions 2026 Results – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage results of WWE Night of Champions 2026, coming to you from Riyhad, Saudi Arabia.

The main card begins at 1 PM ET, and this page will update in real time with every match result, winners, title changes, and major moment throughout the show. While you wait for the action to begin, you can watch the Countdown Show in the embedded video below.

WWE Night of Champions 2026 Cpuntdown Show

Jackie Redmond Interviews Liv Morgan

Jackie sits down with Liv Morgan and brings up everything Liv has accomplished in 2026.

Liv says this didn’t happen overnight — it’s the result of a lifetime of work, twelve years of grinding. She’s finally reaping the rewards. She’s changed, adapted, and evolved into the best version of herself.

Jackie asks about Judgment Day.

Liv says they’re a united front. They’re a family. When one wins, they all win.

Jackie asks if Liv would have any issues facing Roxanne or Raquel.

Liv says she’s not happy they didn’t advance, but that’s how things played out. The bracket didn’t fall in their favor.

Jackie asks if the possibility of facing Rhea motivates her.

Liv says she knows how great Rhea is — but she’s beaten her at SummerSlam. She entered this tournament because no one on RAW stepped up to challenge her. She had to prove she’s the greatest.

Jackie brings up Iyo’s comments from Monday.

Liv says Iyo is scared of her confidence. She’s faced Iyo before and never beaten her one‑on‑one, and she knows Iyo is one of the best. But Liv is ready for her.

Tiffany Stratton Interview

Byron Saxton asks Tiffany how she prepared for tonight. Tiffany says she stepped away to refocus. She and her opponent have history, and she knows exactly how to play to her strengths and exploit her weaknesses.

Byron brings up the idea of history repeating itself.

Tiffany says the last time they met for a title, she wasn’t at one hundred percent. Tonight she is, and she’ll have everything she needs to win.

Trick Williams Joins the Night of Champions Panel

Joe Tessitore asks Trick about his mindset heading into tonight. Trick says he’s locked in and fully focused. Nothing — not even his marriage — is going to get in the way. He plans on going down as one of the greatest champions to ever do it.

Pete Rosenberg brings up Ricky attacking Lil Yachty and whether that changes anything.

Trick says they were looking past Ricky because they were trying to elevate the title. Now Ricky has their full attention. Yachty will be there tonight, and Trick will have his back.

Big E asks if Trick might be a little too confident.

Trick says he doesn’t let anything bother him. He stays cool, stays calm, and stays ready.

Jey Uso Interview with Jackie Redmond

Jackie asks Jey about his rise over the last few years and the different versions of himself fans have seen. Jey says he’s confused half the time, but right now this version is the realest he’s ever been. He wears his heart on his sleeve. He’s family first, and that will never change. He’ll always be there for them.

Jackie brings up Jey returning to Roman and whether the structure is the same.

Jey says they’re equals now — but Roman is still an elder. If you’re not part of that family, you won’t understand how that dynamic works.

Jackie asks what becoming King of the Ring means to him.

Jey says it puts him right back in the title picture. He wants to shock the world again.

Jackie reminds him that to win, he had to beat Oba Femi.

Jey says Oba is just another chapter in his book that he had to rip out.

She asks how he prepares for someone like Oba.

Jey says he just does it. Oba is new and big as hell, but Jey has heart and he’ll step up to anyone. He admits he’s nervous going up against someone that size — this is Oba. But the next time he talks to Jackie, he says he’ll be the WWE Champion.

Big E Interviews Bron Breakker

Big E catches Bron mid‑workout and asks if he’s preparing any differently for this match. Bron says no — he always trains for failure. He pushes his body until it breaks because that’s how he knows he’s ready. And tonight, he says Seth Rollins is the one who’s going to break.

Big E asks why Bron is still so wrapped up in Seth.

Bron says Seth could have walked away at any time. They’re not buddies. Seth isn’t a killer. And how stupid do you have to be to step into a steel cage with him? You know exactly what you’re going to get. Bron says it’s time to put Seth to bed and move on to the World Title picture.

Big E asks if the cage limits him.

Bron says Seth has been in plenty of cage matches — but that doesn’t matter. You don’t mess with him. Bron says the cage won’t box him in… it’ll box Seth in with a monster.

Paul Levesque Interview with Byron Saxton

Byron asks Paul what the feeling is like heading into tonight’s show. Paul says it’s always a great experience — the energy is real, and the building is always loud. The aura of a night like this matters. It’s where talent can break out, break through, and punch their ticket to SummerSlam. Jey and Oba will deliver, and tonight is going to be huge.

Byron asks what being King of the Ring means to him.

Paul says it’s a platform that launches careers. It’s a stepping stone to bigger and better things, and so many top stars have used it to elevate themselves.

Paul talks about Ricky and Trick, calling them incredible performers and talents. Their main event is going to be intense, and the crowd is going to be insane. He closes by thanking the fans in Saudi Arabia for hosting the event.

WWE Night of Champions 2026 Results

Michael Cole and Corey Graves welcome us to the show. The crowd is loud, the stage is bright, and we’re five weeks away from SummerSlam. Tonight, the King and Queen of the Ring will be crowned, and the winners will earn a title match of their choice at SummerSlam. The stakes could not be higher.

The first match of the night will settle the King of the Ring.

King of the Ring Tournament — Final Match Jey Uso vs. Oba Femi

Jey rips off the wrist tape and arm sleeve, staring Oba down as they trade words. Oba grabs him without warning and hurls him into the corner. Oba swings for a clothesline but misses. Jey fires back with punches, but even the spit punch does nothing to Oba. Oba runs through him with a shoulder tackle and Jey hits the mat hard.

Oba charges in for a running uppercut in the corner, but Jey slips out to the floor. Oba follows and blasts Jey from behind. He tries to lawn‑dart Jey into the ring post, but Jey slips free and sends Oba into the post instead.

Jey hits a suicide dive. He goes for a second dive and connects again, but Oba stays on his feet, clutching his ribs from the impact. Jey sprints to a different side of the ring for a third dive, but Oba shuts him down with a hard forearm.

Oba lifts Jey and drops him with a shoulder breaker. He drives heavy shoulders into Jey in the corner. Oba whips him hard across the ring and Jey crashes to the mat. Oba lands a punch, whips him again, and Jey drops. Oba reaches for a choke slam. He grabs Jey, but Jey slips free and fires a thrust kick and an uppercut.

Oba blocks the next kick and tries for the sit‑out powerbomb, but Jey fights out, lands on his feet, and blasts Oba with a superkick. Jey climbs the ropes and hits a frog splash for a count of two.

Oba answers with a choke slam for his own near fall. Jey struggles to rise. Oba charges, but Jey hits a thrust kick. Then another. Then a third. Jey follows with a running shoulder in the corner. He hits a spear. Jey climbs again and lands a second frog splash — but he can’t cover.

Jey climbs again and hits a third frog splash, but Oba kicks out at two. Jey locks in a sleeper and adds a body scissors, trying to wear the big man down. Oba powers out and throws Jey off. Jey fires a thrust kick, but Oba crushes him with a running uppercut in the corner, then another.

Oba hoists Jey and drills him with a toss powerbomb. He pulls Jey up, sets his grip, and plants him with the sit‑out powerbomb. The referee counts three.

Winner: King Oba Femi

King of the Ring Coronation — Oba Femi

After the match, Oba Femi stands tall as Nick Aldis steps into the ring. Aldis presents him with the crown, and the crowd reacts to the moment. Oba takes it in with a calm, heavy stare — the look of a man who knew this was coming.

Byron Saxton steps up to congratulate him on becoming King of the Ring.

Oba says it feels so good to go from being The Ruler to being the King. He says Jey never understood what he was facing. Jey thought he was fighting one man, but you cannot beat fate. You cannot beat destiny. And you cannot beat him.

Oba raises the crown as the new King of the Ring.

Danhausen Interrupted by Liv Morgan

Danhausen walks out and says this is his first time here and it has been wonderful. He’s thrilled to continue his experiments because he has come into a large amount of human monies.

Liv Morgan’s music hits and she cuts him off as she makes her entrance for her match.

Liv tells Danhausen he owes Judgment Day a lot of money, and if he doesn’t pay it back, very bad things will happen to him.

Danhausen says he has no idea what she’s talking about. He curses Liv.

Liv slaps Danhausen across the face.

Queen of the Ring Tournament — Final Match Liv Morgan vs. Iyo Sky

Liv shoots for the legs right away, but Iyo slips out of reach. They lock up and circle the ring. Liv backs Iyo into the corner and gives a clean break. They tie up again. Iyo takes a side headlock. Liv reverses. Iyo reverses back and drops her with a shoulder tackle. Iyo hits a hip toss and swings for a round kick, but Liv avoids it. Liv answers with a rana that sends Iyo into the corner. Liv hits a running hip attack, then a running knee. Liv kicks at Iyo and chokes her against the ropes.

Iyo trips Liv and hits a dropkick. Iyo goes for a hip attack in the corner, but Liv moves. Liv ends up on the apron. Iyo hits a shoulder to knock her back. Iyo tries a suicide dive sunset flip powerbomb, but Liv hangs onto the ropes. Iyo avoids the ringside barrier and cracks Liv with an elbow.

Iyo climbs onto the barrier and lands a crossbody on the floor. She breaks the count and goes back after Liv. Liv sends Iyo into the ring post. Liv rolls her inside and kicks her in the ribs. Liv tries to go after the leg, but Iyo slips away. Liv cuts her off with a kick. Liv whips her into the corner and hits a running knee. Liv grabs a rear naked choke in the corner and lifts Iyo off the mat while standing on the turnbuckles. Liv hits a Codebreaker for a close call.

Liv punches away and gets another two count. She hits a suplex, holds on, hits a second, then keeps the grip. Liv completes the Third Amiga and follows with an enzuigiri for another near fall.

Liv clamps on a reverse chin lock. Iyo fights her way up and snaps out with a snap mare to break free. Liv kicks at the leg again. Iyo answers with a forearm. Liv kicks once more. Iyo fires back with more forearms. Liv grabs Iyo by the hair and throws her into the corner.

Iyo climbs the turnbuckles and goes for a missile dropkick, but Liv steps back and avoids it. Liv kicks Iyo in the midsection. Liv turns her over into a Boston Crab, but Iyo counters out with a double stomp.

Iyo hits a spinning back elbow and a flapjack. Liv whips her, but Iyo lands on the apron. Iyo drops Liv’s arm across the top rope, then goes up and hits a missile dropkick. Iyo flips through and lines up the running double knees, hitting them for a count of two.

Iyo sets for the butterfly backbreaker, but Liv slips out and hits a lung blower. Iyo rolls to the floor. Liv charges for a suicide dive, but Iyo cuts her off with a forearm. Liv crashes to the floor. Iyo sets up the Asai Moonsault and connects clean.

They return to the ring. Iyo hooks Liv again and this time hits the butterfly backbreaker for a close call. Iyo climbs for the moonsault, but Liv shoves her off. Iyo lands hard on the ring steps and grabs her knee. Liv slams the leg into the floor, then rolls her back inside. Liv takes her down with a double‑leg and locks in a single‑leg crab.

Iyo crawls toward the ropes and forces the break, but Liv drags her back to the center and cranks the hold into a single‑leg Liontamer. Liv kicks at her, but Iyo kicks back and finally breaks free. They trade forearms. Liv goes after the knee again, but Iyo blasts her with a shotei. Liv rebounds with a springboard Codebreaker for a close call.

Liv sets for obLIVion, but Iyo slips away. Liv gets caught in the ropes and Iyo kicks her in the back. Iyo climbs the turnbuckles, but she misses the missile dropkick and lands awkwardly, clutching her knee. Liv hits a knee strike from the apron. Liv climbs and grabs Iyo, but Iyo fires another shotei. Iyo hooks her and hits a Spanish Fly.

Iyo goes up top, steadies herself, and lands the moonsault for the three count.

Winner: Queen Iyo Sky

Queen Iyo Sky Coronation

After the match, Nick Aldis steps into the ring and presents Iyo with the crown. Iyo holds it for a moment, taking in the moment she fought for.

Byron Saxton asks her how it feels to become Queen of the Ring.

Iyo says she is the Queen now. She looks toward the camera and tells Liv she will see her at SummerSlam.

Steel Cage Match: Seth Rollins vs. Bron Breakker

Seth throws a pile of weapons into the ring before he even steps inside the cage. Chairs, kendo sticks, anything he can grab. He wants Bron to see the chaos coming.

Bron walks out with his own weapons in hand. He enters the cage slow, calm, and ready, staring Seth down as the door shuts behind them.

They start off seated in the ring, staring each other down. Seth talks trash, Bron fires back, and both men rise at the same time. They start throwing punches with no hesitation. The shots go back and forth until Bron drives a knee into Seth’s midsection. Bron tries to send Seth into the cage, but Seth blocks it. Bron tries again, this time catapulting Seth, but Seth lands on the cage and hangs on.

Seth comes off with a cross body and follows with punches. He tries to send Bron into the steel, but Bron stops him and snaps him over with a German suplex. Bron hits a second German suplex. Then a third. Bron grabs Seth and throws him into the cage. Bron punches him and sends him into the steel again. Bron presses Seth over his head and slams him straight into the cage wall.

Bron punches Seth and throws him into the cage again. He presses Seth over his head and slams him into the steel one more time.

Bron grabs a kendo stick and cracks Seth with it. He hits him again, then sets up a chair in the ring. Bron lifts Seth and drives him down with a side slam onto the chair for a count of two. Seth kicks at Bron to stop him from using a trash can. Bron fires back with kicks and sends Seth into the cage yet again. Bron gets Seth up, but Seth avoids another trip into the steel.

Seth hits a rolling elbow. Bron answers with a knee. Seth hits another rolling elbow. Bron goes for the Frankensteiner, but Seth counters with a power bomb. Bron punches him. Seth punches back. They trade shots. Seth hits clotheslines, but Bron stays up. Seth hits another clothesline and finally takes Bron down.

Seth cracks Bron with the kendo stick over and over. He grabs Bron and throws him into the cage a few more times. Seth rakes Bron’s eyes and sends him into the steel again. Seth hits a running forearm that drives Bron against the cage.

Seth spots one of the tables outside the ring. He pulls it in from the apron and slides it across the mat. Seth sets the table upright and leans it against the turnbuckles. Bron gets up and charges for a spear, but Seth kicks him to stop it. Seth throws a chair at Bron. Then another. Then a third. Seth keeps throwing chairs until Bron is buried under them.

Seth climbs the turnbuckles with a chair in hand. Bron gets up and meets him with punches. Bron climbs and sets for a Frankensteiner off the turnbuckles, but Seth bites him to break the grip. Bron fights through it and hits the Frankensteiner anyway, sending Seth crashing onto the pile of chairs. Bron covers and gets a close call.

Bron climbs the turnbuckles and crashes down with a clothesline onto Seth, who’s still tangled with a chair, and he gets a count of two. Bron leans over Seth and talks trash while choking him. Bron traps Seth’s head inside a chair and grabs another one. Bron swings, but Seth moves and Bron smashes the chair against the one holding Seth’s head.

Seth fires back with superkicks. He hits another superkick straight into the chair Bron is holding. Bron answers with a spear and gets a close call. Bron drags the second table into the ring and sets it up. He puts Seth on the table and climbs the turnbuckles. Bron looks around, thinks bigger, and decides to climb all the way to the top of the cage.

Seth climbs up after him and they fight on top of the cage. They trade punches. Bron rakes Seth’s eyes and Seth starts to fall back inside. Seth grabs Bron by the face and yanks him back into the ring, pulling him off the top for a superplex straight through the table.

Seth sets for the Stomp, but Bron blasts him with a clothesline. Bron lines up the WARP Spear and hits it, but Seth kicks out. Bron heads for the door. Seth grabs him to stop the escape. Bron kicks Seth away and tries again. Seth pulls him back, but Bron slams the cage door into Seth’s head.

Bron charges for another spear, but Seth moves and Bron crashes through the table. Seth hits a Pedigree. Seth hits the Stomp. Bron still kicks out.

Seth sets for another Stomp, but Bron raises his hand to stop him. Seth freezes for a moment, steps back, then climbs the turnbuckles. Seth launches off the ropes with a Stomp from above and drives Bron into the mat for the three count.

Winner: Seth Rollins

Men’s United States Championship Match: Trick Williams vs. Ricky Saints

Ricky hits Trick from behind and unloads with punches, but Trick fires back with a clothesline and chops. Ricky lands a shot to the body and Trick shakes it off. Trick drops Ricky with a punch. Trick kicks Ricky in the corner. Trick hits a spinning back heel kick. Trick misses a jumping knee and Ricky goes to the floor.

Ricky grabs Yachty’s kendo stick, smacks the steps, and falls down pretending Yachty hit him. The referee sends Yachty to the back and they argue. Ricky comes off the steps with a forearm and sends Trick into the ringside barrier and the ring steps. Ricky kicks Trick and rolls him back inside. Ricky drops elbows and drives knees into Trick’s back. Ricky hits a knee to the midsection. Ricky follows with a knee drop. Ricky chops and punches. Trick answers with chops, but Ricky cuts him down with a clothesline.

Ricky gets a count of two. He sends Trick into the turnbuckles. Ricky hits an Irish whip and follows with an elbow in the corner. Ricky climbs for some Old School. Ricky comes down and hits a belly‑to‑back suplex, then poses. Ricky drops into a sunset flip for a count of two. Ricky hits a back elbow for another two count. Ricky kicks Trick in the back and drives knees into him. Ricky hits a suplex. Ricky sets for another suplex, but Trick blocks it and Trick hits a suplex of his own.

Trick fires punches and hits a jumping side kick, then a second one. Trick hits a flapjack. Trick cracks Ricky with a backhand slap and then pulls Ricky up into a uranage for a close call.

Trick misses a boot and gets caught in the ropes. Ricky hits a clothesline and follows with a swinging reverse DDT for a count of two. Ricky sets for a power bomb, but Trick counters with a back body drop. Ricky punches him. Trick punches back. They trade shots. Then kicks. Then forearms. Trick hits a swinging neckbreaker and follows with a leaping neckbreaker for a close call.

Trick sets for the jumping knee, but Ricky moves. Trick hits the turnbuckles and Ricky nails a tornado DDT. Ricky goes up top and drops an elbow for a count of two. Ricky counters a uranage with an arm drag. Trick fires the jumping knee and gets the three count.

Winner: Trick Williams

After the match, Ricky wants more from Trick and steps toward him again.

Yachty returns to the ring and Trick cracks Ricky with a backhand slap. Yachty grabs the kendo stick and blasts Ricky with it. Yachty follows with a People’s Elbow to leave Ricky laid out.

Women’s United States Championship Match: Tiffany Stratton vs. Jade Cargill

They lock up and Tiffany fires a kick followed by a dropkick. Jade hits an Irish whip, Tiffany floats over, and Tiffany gets a count of two with a sunset flip. Jade reaches for a choke slam, but Tiffany slips out. Jade lands a punch and goes for a burning hammer, but Tiffany lands on her feet. Tiffany hits a hip attack to the back.

Tiffany goes for a suicide dive, but Jade catches her and sends her into the apron, then hits a knee. Jade misses an elbow in the corner but follows with a sit‑out power bomb for a close call. Jade punches Tiffany and sends her to the floor. Jade hits a hard Irish whip. Tiffany throws punches, but Jade hits a Black Hole Slam for another count of two.

Tiffany fires forearms out of the corner. Jade answers with forearms of her own. Tiffany kicks Jade and follows with more forearms. Tiffany hits a dropkick. Tiffany lands a handspring back elbow in the corner. She goes for another handspring move, but Jade catches her. Tiffany counters Jaded into a victory roll. Tiffany hits a dropkick. Jade blocks the cartwheel into an Alabama Slam, but Tiffany hits a rana that sends Jade into the corner. Tiffany hits a Finlay Slam, but Jade gets her knees up to block Prettiest Moonsault Ever. Jade hits a Blue Thunder Bomb for a close call. Tiffany counters Jaded with a jawbreaker. Tiffany hits a forearm, but Jade catches her on a crossbody. Jade gets Tiffany on her shoulders, but Tiffany counters with a crucifix bomb for a count of two.

B‑Fab appears at ringside and distracts the referee. Michin pushes Tiffany off the turnbuckles. Jade hits a choke slam for a close call. Chelsea sends Michin into the ring steps and then sends Fab into the podium. Green holds the title belt and Jade grabs her. Tiffany rolls Jade up for a count of two. Jade hits a bicycle kick. Jade pulls Green into the ring. Charlotte Flair takes the title belt before Jade can grab it. Flair hits Jade with the belt. Tiffany hits Prettiest Moonsault Ever for the three count.

Winner: Tiffany Stratton

After the match, Charlotte and Jade stare each other down.

WWE Undisputed Championship Match: Cody Rhodes vs. Gunther vs. Sami Zayn

They stand in the ring and Gunther immediately sends Sami to the floor. Gunther hits a back elbow on Cody. Sami returns with forearms to Gunther and sends Gunther over the top rope to the floor. Sami and Cody lock up. Cody applies a side head lock and hits a shoulder tackle. Cody follows with a drop‑down punch. Sami grabs a side head lock. Gunther trips Sami and pulls him to the floor. Gunther sends Sami into the ring steps.

Gunther drags Cody to the floor, but they end up back inside. Gunther kicks Cody and chops him. Gunther drives an elbow into the bridge of Cody’s nose. Gunther pulls at Cody’s face and hits another elbow. Gunther chops Sami and sends him back to the floor. Cody kicks Gunther and chops him. Gunther hits an Irish whip that sends Cody sternum‑first into the turnbuckles. Gunther chops him again. Gunther hits knees to the midsection as Cody comes off the ropes. Gunther lands another chop for a count of two.

Gunther chops Sami and Sami fires an elbow. Sami goes to the turnbuckles but Gunther meets him with a chop. Gunther hits a belly‑to‑back suplex on Sami. Gunther tries the same on Cody, but Cody lands on his feet and hits a Cody Cutter on Gunther. Cody throws punches and hits a running forearm. Cody floats over in the corner and hits a powerslam. Cody catches Sami and hits a side effect for a count of two. Cody hits a double Cody Cutter and then dives to the floor with a suicide dive onto Sami. Cody hits a shoulder on Gunther and gets a sunset flip for a close call. Cody escapes a sleeper and Gunther escapes CrossRhodes. Gunther powerbombs Cody and Sami breaks up the cover.

Gunther sends Sami to the floor and follows. Sami sends Gunther into the ring steps. Sami returns to the ring and Cody escapes a Blue Thunder Bomb. Cody hits jabs, but Sami blocks the Bionic Elbow and hits a Blue Thunder Bomb for a close call. Gunther trips Sami and pulls him uncomfortably into the ring post. Gunther hits European uppercuts on Cody and puts him on the turnbuckles. Cody punches Gunther, but Gunther shoves him away. Cody blocks a superplex and comes off the turnbuckles. Gunther catches him, but Cody hits CrossRhodes. Sami pulls the referee out of the ring to stop the count. Cody yells for Sami to get back inside.

Gunther steps back to take a breather. Cody punches Sami and Sami punches back. They trade shots. Sami avoids Beautiful Disaster. Sami hits a brainbuster on Cody and Gunther breaks up the cover. Gunther powerbombs Sami and then powerbombs Cody onto Sami. Gunther sets for another powerbomb, but Sami counters with Code Red for a close call.

Cody goes to the floor while Sami punches Gunther. Sami climbs the turnbuckles but takes too long and Gunther moves. Gunther misses a Yakuza Kick and gets caught in the ropes. Sami hits a Helluva Kick and Cody pulls the referee out of the ring. Cody tells Sami to come to the floor and fight him. Cody punches Sami and sends him into the announce table a few times. Cody rearranges the announce table. Sami hits Cody from behind and sends Cody into the other announce table. Sami matches Cody’s work on the second table.

Sami puts Cody on the announce table and climbs up with him. Sami sets for a package piledriver on the table, but Cody slips out. Cody back body drops Sami through the other announce table. Gunther grabs Cody and powerbombs him onto the remaining table, then does it again to break it apart. Gunther drags Cody back into the ring. Gunther clamps on a sleeper and adds body scissors. Gunther climbs onto Cody’s back, but Cody stands up and drops backward to break the hold. Gunther goes right back to the sleeper and Sami keeps Cody’s hand from falling. Gunther punches Sami and slaps him. Gunther chops him again. Sami slaps back. Gunther chops. Sami hits an exploder into the turnbuckles. Sami sets for the Helluva Kick and hits it for a close call.

Sami lifts Gunther, but Gunther hits a clothesline. Gunther sets for a powerbomb and Cody hits a double‑jump Cody Cutter. Sami blocks CrossRhodes and hits CrossRhodes himself. Sami goes for a Helluva Kick on Cody, but Gunther grabs a sleeper to stop it. Sami reverses the sleeper. Cody hits a double CrossRhodes. Sami rolls Cody up with a victory roll for the three count.

Winner and NEW WWE Undisputed Champion: Sami Zayn

After the match, Sami celebrates in the crowd as we go to credits.

–– Here is what’s in store for 2026 WWE Night of Champions ––

Oba Femi vs. Jey Uso (King of the Ring finals)
Liv Morgan vs. IYO SKY (Queen of the Ring finals)
Seth Rollins vs. Bron Breakker (Steel Cage)
Trick Williams (c) vs. Ricky Saints (U.S. Championship)
Tiffany Stratton (c) vs. Jade Cargill (Women’s U.S. Championship)
Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Gunther vs. Sami Zayn (Undisputed WWE Championship)

WWE Night of Champions 2026 Preview

WWE presents Night of Champions from the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia this Saturday. The show airs at 1 p.m. EST in the United States and features six matches, including the King and Queen of the Ring finals, three title matches, and a steel cage bout.

The King and Queen of the Ring finals air live on ESPN, free for fans in the United States. Oba Femi faces Jey Uso in the men’s final, while Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan meets IYO SKY in the women’s final. The winners earn top championship matches at WWE SummerSlam in August, making both finals major turning points for the summer season.

WWE has not announced what will open the event on the ESPN app, but Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker meet in their rubber match inside a steel cage. The cage is meant to keep The Vision out, yet Austin Theory could still find a way to interfere. A returning Bronson Reed may also cause trouble for Rollins, adding more uncertainty to the match.

Ricky Saints earned a United States Championship match by defeating Carmelo Hayes on SmackDown. He now faces Trick Williams one‑on‑one in Riyadh. Women’s United States Champion Tiffany Stratton also defends her title against former Women’s Champion Jade Cargill after Cargill challenged her on SmackDown.

Cody Rhodes defends the Undisputed WWE Championship against GUNTHER and Sami Zayn. GUNTHER chose Zayn to be the special guest referee during his match with Rhodes on SmackDown, but the match fell apart when Zayn got physical with GUNTHER. Rhodes restarted the match with an official referee, and Zayn interfered again. The chaos led to the triple threat at Night of Champions, where all three men now collide with the title on the line.