Match: King Of The Ring Quarter Finals-Ricky Saints vs LA Knight
LA Knight and Ricky Saints tear into each other from the opening bell, Knight using raw power and trash talk while Saints answers with sharp counters and aerial precision. The pace stays frantic with Saints firing off springboard attacks and rapid kicks, only for Knight to shut him down with heavy slams and a nasty neckbreaker that swings momentum back his way. The crowd is split as both men survive signature offense—Saints slipping out of Blunt Force Trauma and Knight powering through a flying crossbody—each one digging deep with the King of the Ring stakes hanging over every move. Ricky tries one more spear but LA counters into one more BFT for the win.
Promo: LA Knight cuts a short promo saying that Drew or Gunther can come on over cause Either way his dropping a European at King and Queen Of The Ring and as for Roman and Jevon no matter who his facing int he semi-finals they’ll know whose game it is. L.A. KNIGHT. YEAH!
Backstage: The Usos try to ambush MCMG in their locker room but no ones int here as from behind their hit with chairs from Shelly and Sabin who were expecting the attack the two teams brawl throughout backstage this time no one gets taken out as security gets in between them.
Match: Queen Of The Ring Quarter Finals-Jordynne Grace vs Fallon Henley
Jordynne Grace storms into the Queen of the Ring clash like a force of nature, muscling Fallon Henley across the ring with raw power, but Fallon answers with grit and speed, snapping off quick strikes and crafty roll-throughs to survive. Grace throws her around with suplexes and crushing shoulder tackles, yet Fallon keeps slipping out of danger with sharp reversals, stiff kicks, and a picture-perfect sliding strike that rattles the powerhouse. The pace swings back and forth—power vs precision, dominance vs defiance—as the crowd rises with every near fall, both women digging deep, refusing to break, and proving exactly why this tournament is about more than just a crown. In the end Fallon goes for a Famouser when Grace powers her up and turns it into a Powerbomb before a Bear-Hug eventually making Fallon tap.
Match: Open Challenge-Chad Gable vs…Axiom!
Gable to prove to himself that he could still go has an open challenge answered by Spain’s own Axiom. Chad Gable’s open challenge barely finishes echoing before Axiom’s music hits, and the pace goes nuclear from the bell—Gable shooting for relentless grapples and ankle picks while Axiom counters with lightning-fast evasions and aerial precision. The match becomes a chess game at full speed: Gable grinding him down with suplexes and chain wrestling, Axiom snapping back with springboard kick variations and seamless rope transitions that keep the crowd on edge. Every counter grows sharper, every escape tighter, until both men are breathing heavily, trading momentum in a high-stakes struggle of pure technique versus controlled chaos—balanced right on the knife’s edge before the final turning point. In the end Chad was dropped in the corner as Axiom gets ready for a Golden Ratio but Austin Theory grabbed Axiom’s leg as when Axiom pushes him off he’s caught with a Belly-to-belly suplex before an Ankle Lock as Chad makes Axiom tap.
Backstage: Chad Gable caught up with Austin backstage: “What was that, I had that!”
Theory looks at Gable: “Really, he had you in position for that Golden Ratio but now I did you a favor and maybe you can owe me one? And maybe we can keep this alliance as it will be profitable for both of us.”
Theory walks off leaving Gable standing there.
Match: Best of 7 #3-Lash Legend vs Candice LeRea
Kali Armstrong and Candice LeRae waste no time locking up in their third and most intense clash, with Candice’s experience immediately clashing against Kali’s raw athletic power. The pace is fast and physical—Kali muscles Candice with suplexes and heavy strikes, while Candice counters with sharp kicks, roll-ups, and veteran ring IQ to keep the match in her control. Near-falls stack up as frustration builds on both sides, the crowd fully split as momentum swings back and forth and both women push past pain, desperation, and pride. In the end Candic tries to bounce off the ropes but gets caught with a pounce as Kali gets her first in this feud.
Promo: Austin Theory makes his second appearance of the night coming out as Ilja comes out after a stand-off. Ilja talks about how Ilja actually loves people like Theory and Theory himself as his favourite people to torture in the ring are cocky fools like Theory, as he promises next week Pain shall entertain Theory. Austin scoffs saying Iljas all bark no bite and no matter what type of match on what show and or what country Austin will redeem that title by having been held by a great American once again. Ilja chuckles saying that if Austinw will face him in any type of match then Ilja will face him next week in a…Non-title match!”
Match: Queen Of The Ring Quarter FInals-Rhea Ripley vs Zaria
Rhea Ripley and Zaria clash like two wrecking balls from the opening bell—Rhea bullying her way with crushing short-arm clotheslines and brutal corner stomps, while Zaria fires back with raw power, muscling Rhea through overhead suplexes and a spine-rattling powerslam that shocks the crowd. The pace stays vicious as Rhea counters a charging attack into a thunderous big boot, then drags Zaria into a standing cloverleaf, only for Zaria to power out and answer with a deadlift German that flips the momentum again. Neither woman gives an inch, the arena shaking with every impact as the Queen of the Ring stakes its claim through pure domination. Zaria gets over as she gets ready for the last spear when Fallon Henley gets on the apron but is taken down by Sol Ruca but this was enough to distract Zaria as Ripley hits a big-boot and Riptide for the win.
Promo: Fatal Influence’s Jacy Jane and Lainey Reid come out talking about how already without even defending the titles they are the greatest Women’s tag team champions of all time. When they are interrupted by the Angel Warriors, Lei Ying Lee and Xia Brookside say that they want a shot at the titles next week. Jacy says that if Lei can beat her right now they’ll give them a shot.
Match: Jacy Jane vs Lei Ying Lee
Jacy Jayne comes out fast and reckless, jawing at Lei Ying Lee before trying to overwhelm her with strikes, but Lei answers with crisp kicks and slick footwork that rock Jacy early. The pace stays high as Jacy uses underhanded tactics—hair pulls, cheap shots, and grinding forearms—to slow Lei down, cutting the ring in half with sudden aggression. Lei rallies with a burst of speed, chaining together rapid-fire kicks and a sharp takedown that shifts the momentum, forcing Jacy to retreat to the ropes as the crowd roars with every counter and near fall. Jacy ties a rolling encore but Lei catches her forearm hitting a tiger suplex dropping Jacy before positioning herself and hitting a Thunderstruck for the win.
Backstage: Cody Rhodes is in an interview room getting interviewed by Micheal Cole, Micheal asks on Cody’s comments on what Jacob said last week and COdy states that will he do whatever it takes but he’s already shown that he can do whatever it takes cleanly and he will not just defend but defeat Jacon in a clean way.
Contract Signing: Nattie Neidhart and Iyo Sky meet in the ring for a contract signing but very little words are said as the two start brawling. They prowl throughout the arena even grabbing weapons and using them again each other as Iyo eventually sets up Nattie on the announce table but when she jumped for the Over the Moonsault but Nattie runs off the table as Iyo crashes and burns before Nattie hits a nasty Larait, lifting the title over Iyo’s head.
Backstage: Sol Ruca walks in unannounced into Fallon Henley’s locker room as Fallon is getting Ice on her stomach after that bearhug. Fallon doesn’t even let Sol speak as Fallons says if Sol wants a match she has one at King and Queen Of The Ring. Sol laughs saying she doesn’t want one, she wants one. Sol points behind her as Zaria comes out of nowhere spearing Fallon as they walk off.
MAIN EVENT: KING OF THE RING QUARTER FINALS-Roman Reigns vs Jevon Evans
Roman Reigns controls the early pace with ruthless precision, cutting the ring in half and punishing Je’Von Evans with heavy strikes and grounded power. Evans refuses to fold, using his speed and aerial offense to keep slipping out of danger and stunning Roman with quick counters. The crowd swings with every momentum shift as Roman’s power clashes violently with Evans’ resilience and explosiveness. By the final stretch, both men are visibly worn down, trading pure will and survival in a tense standoff before the finish unfolds. Evans drills the O.G. Cutter and soars to the top rope as the crowd rises, but time freezes when Carmelo Hayes steps onto the apron, locking eyes with him in a moment of deadly hesitation. Evans flies for the Tornado Splash—only to be cut out of mid-air by a violent Spear from Roman Reigns, who steals the win in chilling, heart-stopping fashion. Post match LA Knights music hits as LA stares down Roman and the Usos.
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