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Summerslam Night 2 put a limit on an incredible weekend for the WWE that started with Seth Rollins charging the cost to win the World Heavyweight Championship and ended with a slugfest between Cody Rhodes and John Cena.
The WWE champions were tested on Sunday night at the Metlife stadium at East Rutherford, New Jersey, and many of them live up to the challenge.
Read below to see how the rest of Summerslam developed.
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NAOMI DEF. Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky for the World Women’s Championship
Naomi retains the title belt of the WWE World Women’s Championship during Summerslam at the Metlife Stadium on August 3, 2025 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Andrew Timms/wwe through Getty Images)
Naomi entered a very difficult match against two of the best female fighters in the world and left the Metlife stadium to the champion.
Naomi clung to Ripley’s socks and picked up the pin in an incredible game to start Summerslam. Both Ripley and Sky were incredulous when Naomi was heading with the championship.
Wyatt Sicks retains the WWE label championship
Joe Gacy, Dexter Lumis, Erick Rowan and Nikki Cross celebrate the profit during Summerslam at the Metlife Stadium on August 3, 2025 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Andrew Timms/wwe through Getty Images)
The tables, stairs and chairs coincide among six tag equipment delivered to Summerslam. There were a lot of bodies crossing tables, even Candice Lera saw action and was sent through a ladder.
When the butcher shop decreased, Joe Gacy was able to run down the stairs and take the belts of the label equipment to take gold to the Wyatt Sicks family.
Gacy and Dexter Lumis have made it clear that they are the harvest cream in the division of the label equipment on the SmackDown list.
Wyatt Sicks retains the WWE label team championship at Wild Tlc Match in Summerslam
Becky Lynch def. Lyra Valkyria for the Women’s Intercontinental Championship
Becky Lynch in action against Lyra Valkyria during Summerslam at the Metlife stadium on August 3, 2025 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Rich Freeda/wwe through Getty Images)
Becky Lynch did everything possible to really hurt Lyra Valkyria and make sure he never challenges the Women’s Intercontinental Championship again in his non -disqualification match.
But it was Bayley, who interfered in the game, who ended up delivering the final blow that sent Valkyria to Slam Manhandle from Lynch.
Lynch covered Valkyria to collect victory.
Only Sikoa Def. Jacob Fatu to retain the United States championship
Jacob Fatu was surpassed even with the members of my family tree of Sikoa, who had to fight a cage to get involved in the game.
With distractions, Fatu turned Sikoa’s eyes and paid the price. Sikoa was able to get out of the cage and win the game through escape.
Fatu avenged his vials, but left without the title.
Dominik Mysterio Def. AJ styles to retain the intercontinental championship
Dominik Mysterio continued the trend of the champions, retaining their titles with a victory over the AJ styles at high hours at Summerslam.
Of course, he needed to reach styles with his royal boot to do it, but Mysterio has proven to be a successful intercontinental champion so far. He defended him in each game since he won it in Wrestlemania.
More gold could be on their way to King Mysterio’s son.
Cody Rhodes Def. John Cena in the street fight to win the indisputable WWE championship
John Cena congratulates Cody Rhodes after Rhodes won and became the undisputed WWE champion during the WWE 2025 Summerslam at the Metlife Stadium on August 3, 2025 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Elsa/Getty Images)
Cody Rhodes and John Cena obtained a last classic confrontation. The two fought throughout the Metlife stadium, were crossed and brought some violence to their meeting by placing their two bodies in the line.
Rhodes, however, would get the best of dinner and win the game and the title. The two hugged themselves in a time to pass the Torch.
As Cena said goodbye to the fans, Brock Lesnar’s music hit.
