Part 2 of Summerslam includes Aleister Black vs Shinsuke Nakamura, Ronda Rousey's debut and Daniel Bryan challenging for the WWE Championship.
Finn Balor(c) vs Ricochet- Intercontinental Championship Match
As you might have expected, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson played a big role in this championship match. Multiple times, Ricochet had the match won, only for one of them to interfere or distract the ref, including saving Finn Balor after the Benadryller connected. Balor capitalized to nearly retain his title with the Bloody Sunday, but Ricochet managed to kick out. The challenger was able to drop the champion with a superkick, and finally, AJ Styles got involved. Styles and Ricochet awed the fans with consecutive planchas, wiping Gallows and Anderson out. That left Finn on his own, but the Intercontinental Champion nearly stole the win, rolling up Ricochet for a near fall. But the One and Only connected again with the Benadryller, and nailed the 630 senton to capture the championship on his second try.
Winner and the NEW Intercontinental Champion: Ricochet
Aleister Black vs Shinsuke Nakamura
This was a brutal contest, as neither man held anything back. Shinsuke Nakamura connected with the Kinshasa early, and later, Aleister Black hit Black Mass, but both men found a way to survive. They continued to connect with big strikes, including an incredible sequence that saw Black hit a knee right off Nakamura's jaw only for Shinsuke to follow up a spinning heel kick. As both men regained their foot, Black swung wildly, attempting Black Mass. Nakamura got out of the way, and the official nearly got caught in the crossfire, but Aleister stopped himself just in time. In the confusion, Nakamura sacrificed all morals, hitting Black with a low blow, then following up with a Kinshasa to get the cheap win.
Winner: Shinsuke Nakamura
The KO & Sami Show(c) vs The Bludgeon Brothers- SmackDown Tag Team Championship Match
Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn have done so much over the past year, but this was a challenge even they couldn't get past. Harper and Rowan withstood any offense from the champions, and within minutes, Owens fell to the Bludgeoning, as the former Wyatt Family members began what will surely be a dominant reign.
Winners and the NEW SmackDown Tag Team Champions: The Bludgeon Brothers
Becky Lynch(c) vs Ronda Rousey- Raw Women's Championship Match
We've seen how effective the Dis-arm-her of Becky Lynch has been in the past, and the champion certainly targeted a large portion of her offense to Ronda Rousey's arm. But time after time, either the hold was countered or she couldn't get the tap out, as Rousey was not going down easily. Rousey did manage to apply her own armbar at one point, but Lynch was quick to find the ropes. At a standstill, the match spilled to the floor, where Rousey took full advantage, power-bombing Lynch on the announce desk. But Becky countered another attempt at the armbar, into the Dis-arm-her once more! This time, she had the full torque on the arm, but Shayna Baszler got involved for the first time, distracting the official. Rousey took the opportunity, rolling up Lynch to steal the win.
Winner and the NEW Raw Women's Champion: Ronda Rousey
Drew McIntyre(c) vs Daniel Bryan- WWE Championship Match
With the whole of Brooklyn behind him, Daniel Bryan looked to topple Drew McIntyre in Summerslam's main event. Bryan did everything he possibly could in this match, connecting on all his biggest moves, even applying the LaBell Lock early on. But nothing could slow the WWE Champion down, and soon Bryan was on the defensive. McIntyre twice connected with the Future Shock DDT, and only by pure grit could the challenger kick, but still, Daniel Bryan survived. As the crowd roared, Bryan fought on with a perfect suicide dive to the floor. McIntyre would look to take a chance of his own, climbing to the top rope. But Bryan caught him with the LaBell Lock, in the middle of the ring! Time stood still, as Drew McIntrye was trapped in the hold, with nowhere to go. But with the will of a legendary champion, McIntyre drilled Bryan with big right hands, and escaped! Headbutt from the champion! McIntyre backed up to the corner, watching Bryan rise to his feet.........Claymore Kick! One....................two.....................three! Despite everything he did, Daniel Bryan just couldn't topple the Scottish Psychopath, as Drew McIntyre remained champion to close Summerslam.
Winner and still WWE Champion: Drew McIntyre
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Finn Balor(c) vs Ricochet- Intercontinental Championship Match
As you might have expected, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson played a big role in this championship match. Multiple times, Ricochet had the match won, only for one of them to interfere or distract the ref, including saving Finn Balor after the Benadryller connected. Balor capitalized to nearly retain his title with the Bloody Sunday, but Ricochet managed to kick out. The challenger was able to drop the champion with a superkick, and finally, AJ Styles got involved. Styles and Ricochet awed the fans with consecutive planchas, wiping Gallows and Anderson out. That left Finn on his own, but the Intercontinental Champion nearly stole the win, rolling up Ricochet for a near fall. But the One and Only connected again with the Benadryller, and nailed the 630 senton to capture the championship on his second try.
Winner and the NEW Intercontinental Champion: Ricochet
Aleister Black vs Shinsuke Nakamura
This was a brutal contest, as neither man held anything back. Shinsuke Nakamura connected with the Kinshasa early, and later, Aleister Black hit Black Mass, but both men found a way to survive. They continued to connect with big strikes, including an incredible sequence that saw Black hit a knee right off Nakamura's jaw only for Shinsuke to follow up a spinning heel kick. As both men regained their foot, Black swung wildly, attempting Black Mass. Nakamura got out of the way, and the official nearly got caught in the crossfire, but Aleister stopped himself just in time. In the confusion, Nakamura sacrificed all morals, hitting Black with a low blow, then following up with a Kinshasa to get the cheap win.
Winner: Shinsuke Nakamura
The KO & Sami Show(c) vs The Bludgeon Brothers- SmackDown Tag Team Championship Match
Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn have done so much over the past year, but this was a challenge even they couldn't get past. Harper and Rowan withstood any offense from the champions, and within minutes, Owens fell to the Bludgeoning, as the former Wyatt Family members began what will surely be a dominant reign.
Winners and the NEW SmackDown Tag Team Champions: The Bludgeon Brothers
Becky Lynch(c) vs Ronda Rousey- Raw Women's Championship Match
We've seen how effective the Dis-arm-her of Becky Lynch has been in the past, and the champion certainly targeted a large portion of her offense to Ronda Rousey's arm. But time after time, either the hold was countered or she couldn't get the tap out, as Rousey was not going down easily. Rousey did manage to apply her own armbar at one point, but Lynch was quick to find the ropes. At a standstill, the match spilled to the floor, where Rousey took full advantage, power-bombing Lynch on the announce desk. But Becky countered another attempt at the armbar, into the Dis-arm-her once more! This time, she had the full torque on the arm, but Shayna Baszler got involved for the first time, distracting the official. Rousey took the opportunity, rolling up Lynch to steal the win.
Winner and the NEW Raw Women's Champion: Ronda Rousey
Drew McIntyre(c) vs Daniel Bryan- WWE Championship Match
With the whole of Brooklyn behind him, Daniel Bryan looked to topple Drew McIntyre in Summerslam's main event. Bryan did everything he possibly could in this match, connecting on all his biggest moves, even applying the LaBell Lock early on. But nothing could slow the WWE Champion down, and soon Bryan was on the defensive. McIntyre twice connected with the Future Shock DDT, and only by pure grit could the challenger kick, but still, Daniel Bryan survived. As the crowd roared, Bryan fought on with a perfect suicide dive to the floor. McIntyre would look to take a chance of his own, climbing to the top rope. But Bryan caught him with the LaBell Lock, in the middle of the ring! Time stood still, as Drew McIntrye was trapped in the hold, with nowhere to go. But with the will of a legendary champion, McIntyre drilled Bryan with big right hands, and escaped! Headbutt from the champion! McIntyre backed up to the corner, watching Bryan rise to his feet.........Claymore Kick! One....................two.....................three! Despite everything he did, Daniel Bryan just couldn't topple the Scottish Psychopath, as Drew McIntyre remained champion to close Summerslam.
Winner and still WWE Champion: Drew McIntyre
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