Raw After SummerSlam: Seth Coughing Blood, Rollins Destroyed

The night after SummerSlam is always one of the biggest nights for WWE Raw, featuring big returns, debuts, and the follow-up to one of the biggest events of the year. However, the Raw after this year’s SummerSlam shocked the WWE Universe and the wrestling world at large in a very wrong way; one of the WWE’s top superstars, Seth Rollins, was left coughing out blood after a vicious attack. The Context: Rollins’ Road to SummerSlam Seth Rollins, one of WWE’s top and most reliable workers, had arrived at SummerSlam with a good amount of steam. Seth Rollins, the WWE World Heavyweight Champion, was on a roll in defending his title against several contenders and was the top guy on Raw. He was an extremely popular figure in the ring, loved by the audiences, but his real-life persona was also dubious, being somewhere in between an actual hero and a villain. At SummerSlam, Rollins was set to face one of his fiercest rivals in recent memory: Sami Zayn. The two had a long-standing rivalry, and the first time they met was during the first Universal Championship in 2016, in which Bálor won but had to surrender the belt due to an injury. Their rivalry had been building for years, and the match at Summer Slam was considered the final stage of their rivalry. The bout at Summer Slam was stiff and physical, and both men left everything they had in the ring. Rollins was able to keep his championship after a very intense fight, but it was not without cost. The physical strain of the match was apparent as Rollins hobbled to the floor of the ring, victorious and injured. But nobody could have expected what happened to him the night after Raw, and it really was horrific. Raw After SummerSlam: A Night of Destruction Since Raw began the night after SummerSlam, the WWE Universe has been excited and eager, as well as speculating. The commentary team briefs the fans on the SummerSlam event, mentioning Rollins win over Bálor as the main event. This had left fans waiting for the next move by the WWE World Heavyweight Champion. Half an hour into the program, Rollins appeared in the ring, apparently not completely over the events that transpired at SummerSlam. Although Rollins was clearly uncomfortable, he was jovial and spoke to the audience as he normally does, with a certain level of cockiness. He talked about his win, his plans to keep on fighting for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, and his readiness to be the champion that WWE fans needed. But just as Rollins was about to finish his promo, the theme for Finn Bálor hit the sound system. The lights in the arena went off as Bálor appeared, entering the ring alongside Priest, Ripley, and Mysterio of the Judgment Day faction. The crowd was on its feet as Rollins awaited the arrival of Bálor, who was still furious over his loss in the SummerSlam match. Bálor took a microphone and, without any delay, began to show his temper and vent his anger. He accused Rollins of being fake, a champion who only got fortunate at SummerSlam. With Judgment Day by his side, Bálor stated that he has not had enough of Rollins and that he will do everything in his power to end Rollins’ career as well as take the WWE World Heavyweight Championship from him. As for Rollins, always the anti-hero, he didn’t want to submit. To which he called for Bálor to come down to the ring and face him for the final showdown. This prospect of a fight quickly changed when Bálor started approaching the ring; this was not going to be a fair match. Judgment Day stayed around the ring to prevent Rollins from escaping in any direction. What ensued was one of the most vicious beatdowns that WWE has seen in quite some time. Rollins was outnumbered as Bálor, Priest, and Dominik ganged up on the champion, kicking and punching him to the mat. Rollins was again grounded by Ripley, the powerhouse of the group, who then laid him down with a crushing Riptide. As Rollins lay on the mat, he tried to get back to his feet, but before he could do that, Bálor cranked things up to a horrifying level. He picked up a steel chair from ringside and, with a wicked smile, started to focus on Rollins’ ribs and back. Every chair shot was heard loud and clear in the arena, and the fans were left speechless as Rollins suffered in pain. . But this is not where the aggression stopped. Bálor scooped Rollins up and dragged him to the corner of the ring. Bálor placed Rollins in the corner turnbuckle. As Rollins was just about conscious, Bálor climbed to the top rope and then performed the Coup de Grâce on Rollins by using both his feet on his chest. The effect on Rollins was a stunning one; the wrestler was left struggling for breath and with a look of agony on his face. This is the time that the scene turned horrific. Being choked, Rollins could hardly breathe and started coughing heavily. The audience was left stunned as Rollins, who was kicked in the abdomen, began to cough blood, which was evidence of internal organ damage. Seeing Rollins foam red from the mouth was quite brutal, and it brought a lot of shock to the WWE Universe. The Aftermath: A Morose WWE Universe The consequences of this attack were more or less immediate and can be described as chaotic. Doctors immediately entered the ring to tend to Rollins as Judgment Day stood in the ring, their mission accomplished. All the commentators, who are usually enthusiastic and loud when commenting, had to whisper in order to convey the severity of the situation. Rollins was carried out of the ring with great care, pale, his body all beaten up. After the incident, the atmosphere in the arena, which was filled with noise
Former WWE official Jimmy Korderas believes Cody Rhodes should have been disqualified during WWE SummerSlam

Cody Rhodes’ triumphant victory over Brock Lesnar at WWE SummerSlam left Detroit fans elated. However, amidst the hard-hitting clash at Ford Field, one particular moment stirred controversy. Rhodes employed a steel steps maneuver against Lesnar, prompting discussions about its legality. Former WWE official Jimmy Korderas shared his view on this incident, expressing that it should have led to a disqualification. This perspective came to light during an insightful conversation on “Busted Open.” Former WWE referee confirms Cody Rhodes should have been disqualified during SummerSlam Korderas highlighted that while certain interactions involving steel steps don’t result in disqualifications, Rhodes’ actions crossed the line. By using the upper half of the steps as a weapon against Lesnar, Rhodes ventured into disqualification territory. The former referee asserted that while the magnitude of the match could influence leniency, the rules remain paramount. He opined that despite the spectacle, enforcing the rules consistently safeguards the integrity of the sport: “It technically should have been a disqualification. You can throw them into the stairs and that’s not a disqualification… but he picked up the top half of the stairs and he ran it into Brock. Technically speaking, that should have been a disqualification. I get the argument about letting things fly because of the magnitude of the match, but at the same time, I think it should have been a DQ. I understand that specifically with big matches such as this one –- but at the same time, you have to cover up for the referee and not put the heat on the ref. When you let that slide, the heat goes onto the referee for letting it go.” Drawing from his experience, Korderas emphasized the importance of distributing accountability. By acknowledging the complexity of officiating, he noted that attributing blame solely to the referee isn’t productive. WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry echoed this sentiment, stressing that the “heat” should be on the character of the wrestler executing the controversial move, rather than shifting it entirely to the referee. This approach maintains a balance between storyline elements and the role of officials. Following his hard-fought victory, Rhodes seems to have set his sights on WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins. The two have engaged in verbal exchanges and even collaborated on “WWE Raw.” Despite the post-SummerSlam trajectory, Rhodes’ controversial move continues to fuel conversations about the nuances of wrestling rules and their application. The incident involving Cody Rhodes’ steel steps maneuver at SummerSlam exemplifies the dynamic nature of professional wrestling’s rule enforcement. The perspectives shared by former officials like Korderas and industry veterans like Mark Henry underscore the delicate balance between storyline progression and rule consistency. As Rhodes progresses in his wrestling journey, the debate surrounding this incident remains a testament to the intricacies and constant evolution of the sport.
WWE Superstar Logan Paul believes pro wrestling is harder than boxing

Logan Paul, a prominent internet personality, made his WWE debut at WrestleMania 38 in 2022, adding professional wrestling to his resume alongside high-profile boxing matchups with KSI and Floyd Mayweather Jr. While Paul’s boxing endeavors haven’t translated into victories, he recently shared an intriguing perspective on the relative difficulty of wrestling versus boxing during an interview with Stephen A. Smith. Paul claimed that despite not being a professional sport, the WWE had proven harder for him than boxing. Logan Paul has controversial take on pro wrestling Paul highlighted that while boxing certainly demands a particular level of physical toughness and a mindset to confront an opponent, he views wrestling as an even more intricate endeavor. In his words, the mental challenge of wrestling is the aspect that sets it apart. The process of devising a mental strategy to outwit an adversary in boxing comes more instinctively to him. Explaining the unique demands of wrestling, Paul remarked on the multifaceted nature of the industry. He emphasized the encompassing nature of the wrestling world, comparing it to a 360-degree experience. Unlike boxing, where the primary focus is on the opponent in front of him, in wrestling, Paul must consider the thousands of fans observing the performance. His role extends beyond mere combat to encompass the art of entertaining the audience. Paul likened wrestling to “Broadway on steroids,” noting the athleticism and distinct talents of WWE Superstars. This diverse skill set, combined with the pressure of a live audience, presents a unique mental challenge that he didn’t anticipate. As an entertainer, Paul not only needs to execute physical maneuvers proficiently but also ensure that the audience enjoys the show. He admitted that he finds the mental aspect of WWE more taxing than the mental demands of boxing. Despite finding success in the world of professional wrestling, Paul is returning to the boxing ring to face MMA fighter Dillon Danis in Manchester, England. His foray into wrestling includes matches against illustrious opponents like Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins, and he secured a rare singles win against Ricochet at SummerSlam. Logan Paul’s insights provide a unique perspective on the intricate mental landscape of professional wrestling. While both boxing and wrestling demand unique sets of skills and mental attributes, Paul’s revelations shed light on the multifaceted nature of wrestling that extends beyond physical prowess. As he continues to navigate both the wrestling ring and the boxing arena, Paul’s appreciation for the mental complexities of wrestling adds an intriguing layer to his evolving career.
Logan Paul reveals details about exhausting WWE SummerSlam fight with Ricochet

During a recent episode of his podcast, “Impaulsive,” Logan Paul delved into his recent WWE bout with Ricochet, which took place at the 2023 WWE SummerSlam event. Paul’s reflections shed light on his evolving wrestling skills and the unique challenges he faced during the match. He emphasized that he has been diligently honing the mechanics of his wrestling moves, underscoring the significance of skill development in the realm of professional wrestling. Logan Paul was exhausted during fight with Ricochet Despite the physical demands and exhaustion he experienced in the ring, he managed to remain focused and deliver a compelling performance. He also highlighted the weight of the entire night, extending beyond the wrestling match itself. He stated, “I’ve gotten better with the mechanics of my wrestling moves. SummerSlam was fun. I was really tired in there. I was exhausted, for some reason. Especially trying to focus on the match and perform, while I’m tired, and also knowing the weight of the night ahead. That wasn’t even the most exciting part of the night for me. We have a flight to Dallas to get to. I literally exited the ring, still sweating, huffing and puffing, into the SUV, onto the jet, to Dallas, made it with time to spare. It was a night to remember.” Paul went on to express his appreciation for the positive response to his match with Ricochet. He praised Ricochet’s skill and contribution to their match, noting that Ricochet’s abilities made it easier for Paul to shine in the ring. Paul also touched on the intriguing intersection of his WWE career and his involvement in boxing, sharing his desire to navigate seamlessly between these dual combat sports. “People really responded to our match. Ricochet is so good. So good. He made it easy to look good. It was a fun match. I’m interested to see how this conversation continues and my WWE career, story arc, happens with this boxing weaving in. I want to hop back and forth. I don’t think it’s ever been done. A dual, combat sport, back and forth. It’s cool. I want to find a way to weave the conversations.” Paul’s insightful reflections provide a glimpse into the dedication and determination he brings to both wrestling and boxing. As he continues to pursue both paths, his ability to seamlessly integrate these two distinct worlds holds the promise of a unique and captivating narrative.
Seth Rollins fires shots at Roman Reigns after Summerslam

Current Champion Takes to Social Media to Challenge Roman Reigns. Utilizing social media, Seth Rollins, the current title holder, playfully poked fun at Roman Reigns, serving as a reminder to fans of his triumphant win against the universally recognized WWE Undisputed Champion. Seth Rollins’ Triumphant Rise to WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins is currently basking in the glory of his inaugural reign as the WWE World Heavyweight Champion. He secured this title by defeating Finn Balor at SummerSlam, marking his fourth televised title defense. Notably, Roman Reigns also successfully defended his world title in the same event, achieving victory over Jey Uso with an unexpected heel turn orchestrated by Jimmy Uso. Roman Reigns’ Dominant Reign as the Tribal Chief and His Clash with Seth Rollins Roman Reigns, hailed as the Tribal Chief has held his championship for an impressive span of over 1,000 days, during which he has participated in 29 televised title defenses. Among these notable matches was an intense showdown with Seth Rollins at the 2022 Royal Rumble. The Visionary, Rollins, emerged victorious in this bout, albeit by disqualification due to Reigns’ unwavering grip on the Guillotine Choke submission. In a recent tweet, WWE showcased a graphic highlighting Roman’s successful title defenses. Quick to respond, Seth Rollins reminded fans of his own accomplishment, stating, “One of these is not like the others.” Seth Rollins’ Desire for a Rematch with WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns share a lengthy history that dates back to their time as members of The Shield. Since the dissolution of the renowned faction, both superstars have risen to become dominant forces in their own individual capacities. Their clashes in the ring have yielded numerous victories for each, though their paths haven’t crossed since their encounter at the 2022 Royal Rumble. Seth Rollins Looks Ahead: The Anticipation of a Rematch with Former Partner Roman Reigns In an interview with ComicBook, Seth Rollins emphasized the unresolved matters between him and his former tag team partner, expressing his eagerness for a future rematch. Rollins recounted their previous encounter, stating, “Yes, Roman Reigns. The last time Roman Reigns and I squared off was at the Royal Rumble. I emerged triumphant in that match. It might have slipped some minds due to his chair-inflicted assault and his refusal to release the chokehold as required. A plethora of unfinished business remains. This matchup warrants further exploration in due time. Both of us are currently at the pinnacle of our careers, and there is a long road ahead. I’m confident we’ll cross paths again. The question is when?”
Iyo Sky becomes WWE Champion after cashing in Money In The Bank

WWE SummerSlam delivered a night of high-stakes wrestling action marked by unexpected twists and heart-pounding moments. Among the highlights was the fiercely contested Triple Threat Match for the WWE Women’s Championship. Asuka, Charlotte Flair, and Bianca Belair clashed in a battle for supremacy, while a new force emerged in the women’s division. The event also featured dramatic encounters and surprising outcomes that left fans on the edge of their seats. A series of dynamic events fueled the journey to SummerSlam’s Triple Threat Match. Asuka, who had captured the Raw Women’s Championship from Bianca Belair at Night of Champions, found herself on SmackDown following the WWE Draft. Her title was duly renamed the WWE Women’s Championship, signifying a new chapter in her storied career. Iyo Sky cashes in Money In The Bank in dramatic fashion Asuka’s title reign on SmackDown was not without challenges. She faced formidable opponents in Charlotte Flair and Bianca Belair. A bout with Flair ended in a no contest, while Belair secured a victory by disqualification, setting the stage for a high-stakes triple threat showdown at SummerSlam. The Triple Threat Match witnessed an intense clash of wrestling prowess. As the three competitors battled for supremacy, disaster struck for Bianca Belair. A hard landing on the outside of the ring led to an apparent knee injury, and medical personnel rushed to assist her. Despite the setback, Belair displayed incredible resilience, returning to the match and executing a spectacular 450 splash onto Charlotte Flair. FlairThe drama escalated as Asuka found herself ensnared in Charlotte Flair’s Figure 8 submission hold, only for the situation to be turned on its head. Asuka retaliated by unleashing her signature poison mist on Flair, creating an opening for Belair. In a thrilling turn of events, Belair capitalized on the chaos, rolling up Asuka for the three-count and securing the WWE Women’s Championship. However, the night’s excitement did not end with the championship victory. A new force emerged as IYO SKY rushed to the ring with Bayley and her Money In The Bank briefcase. Bayley felt her presence by incapacitating Flair and Asuka, paving the way for IYO SKY to deliver a decisive moonsault on Belair. In an electrifying moment, IYO SKY clinched the WWE Women’s Championship. The injured Dakota Kai joined IYO SKY in celebration, completing the Damage CTRL lineup that had debuted a year prior at SummerSlam 2022. This triumphant moment underscored the bond and unity within the Damage CTRL faction, adding a layer of intrigue to the ever-evolving women’s division.
Seth Rollins defends WWE Heavyweight Championship against Finn Balor

The culmination of a seven-year saga unfolded at WWE SummerSlam, as Seth Rollins successfully defended his World Heavyweight Championship against Finn Balor. This long-standing rivalry harks back to their previous clash over the Universal title, a bout marred by Balor’s unfortunate injury. Now, at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan, they squared off again, with the added intrigue of Balor’s Judgment Day stablemate, Damian Priest, and the looming threat of the Money in the Bank contract. The tale between Seth Rollins and Finn Balor dates back to their Universal title encounter seven years prior. Balor had clinched the victory but was forced to vacate the title due to injury, a painful twist of fate. This history cast a shadow over their latest clash, with Rollins even sporting a vest reminiscent of the night he had injured Balor. Seth Rollins defends Heavyweight Championship against Balor and Damian Priest Balor made his entrance with “SEVEN” emblazoned on his surgically repaired shoulder, a nod to the injury he suffered at the hands of Rollins. The challenger initiated the bout with a determined focus on Rollins’ shoulder, launching multiple submission attempts. Balor dominated the early stages, mirroring the past as he hurled Rollins into the ring barricade with a buckle bomb. Despite Balor’s dominance, Rollins battled back, finding his rhythm and executing multiple buckle bombs within the ring’s confines. The momentum shifted as Rollins unleashed an array of offenses, mirroring the ebb and flow of their previous encounter. The echoes of their history added layers of emotion to their current confrontation. Damian Priest emerged as a crucial figure, introducing an element of chaos to the match. Bearing the Money in the Bank briefcase, Priest’s presence added uncertainty to the proceedings. His attempt to hand the briefcase to Balor was met with confusion as Balor hesitated. The distraction nearly cost Rollins the match, with Balor capitalizing on the chaos to secure a near fall. The drama escalated as Dominik Mysterio and Rhea Ripley entered the fray, further unsettling Rollins. Balor demonstrated resilience by kicking out after a Rollins Stomp. Priest’s involvement continued to disrupt the flow, with Balor refusing the briefcase, only to be caught by a decisive Stomp from Rollins. In a final, dramatic turn of events, Priest’s maneuvering paved the way for Rollins to secure the victory. As Priest distracted the referee, Balor seized the briefcase at the edge of the ring. In a heart-stopping climax, Rollins stomped Balor’s head onto the suitcase, securing the pinfall and retaining his World Heavyweight Championship.
Brock Lesnar’s WWE SummerSlam clash with Cody Rhodes ends with heartwarming gesture

WWE SummerSlam delivered an unforgettable showdown as Cody Rhodes emerged victorious in a grueling battle against Brock Lesnar. The highly anticipated rubber match between these two formidable competitors captivated fans with its electrifying intensity and showcased the epitome of in-ring prowess. Rhodes’ triumph was marked by a remarkable display of resilience and strategic execution, culminating in a sequence of back-to-back Cross Rhodes maneuvers that sealed his win. The clash started with a relentless assault from Brock Lesnar, who unleashed a barrage of punishing suplexes on Rhodes. Lesnar’s brute force initially seemed impossible as he dominated the match’s early stages. Rhodes bravely weathered the storm, enduring Lesnar’s onslaught and setting the stage for a thrilling narrative. Cody Rhodes defeats Brock Lesnar in an entertaining WWE SummerSlam clash As the contest progressed, Rhodes capitalized on an exposed turnbuckle, seizing an opportunity to shift the momentum in his favor. Both competitors demonstrated their signature Kimura Lock submission holds, adding complexity to the match’s dynamics. Rhodes’ strategic use of the exposed turnbuckle showcased his tactical acumen and ability to adapt under pressure. The match’s climax unfolded in spectacular fashion as Rhodes executed three consecutive Cross Rhodes maneuvers, leaving Lesnar unable to mount a counterattack. Rhodes’ unwavering determination and resilience shone through as he pinned Lesnar for the three count, securing a hard-fought victory. Lesnar extended his hand to Rhodes after the battle in a poignant moment of sportsmanship and mutual respect. The two competitors shared a handshake and a bear hug, underscoring the camaraderie that exists within the world of professional wrestling despite the intensity of their rivalry. Cody Rhodes’ journey leading up to this monumental encounter was marked by adversity, including a lopsided rivalry with Lesnar on recent television broadcasts. Rhodes’ triumphant victory showcased his remarkable athleticism and perseverance and reignited discussions about his potential ascent to the WWE Universal Championship. As the wrestling world speculates on future matchups, the aftermath of Rhodes’ victory raises questions about the significance of the WWE Universal Championship. While Roman Reigns holds the coveted title, the focus on his role as the Tribal Chief has sparked debates about the title’s prestige. As Rhodes’ star continues to rise, the possibility of a headline-grabbing showdown at WrestleMania 40 looms, igniting fan anticipation.
Logan Paul gets first WWE win in over a year at SummerSlam

The highly anticipated showdown between Logan Paul and Ricochet at WWE SummerSlam delivered a gripping opening match that left fans on the edge of their seats. Fueled by weeks of intense trash talk and past encounters, the clash culminated in a contentious victory for Paul, who secured the win with the assistance of brass knuckles provided by his “Impulsive” podcast colleague, Jeff Wittek. The bout was a thrilling display of high-flying maneuvers and daring stunts reminiscent of their viral mid-air collision at the Royal Rumble. Logan Paul wins opening match at WWE SummerSlam against Ricochet The match kicked off with an explosive exchange of athleticism and aggression as both competitors sought to gain the upper hand. Logan Paul and Ricochet showcased their exceptional in-ring skills, captivating the audience with a series of high-octane moves that underscored the intensity of their rivalry. As the match progressed, the tide turned dramatically when Paul capitalized on an opportunity his podcast colleague, Jeff Wittek, provided. Paul delivered a devastating blow with brass knuckles, leaving Ricochet vulnerable and reeling. The controversial nature of Paul’s victory added an extra layer of intrigue to the already intense encounter. The match featured a succession of high spots that underscored the athleticism and versatility of both competitors. Drawing inspiration from iconic wrestling moments, Paul executed a Strowmanesque running powerslam reminiscent of Braun Strowman’s signature move. Paul’s tribute to wrestling legend Hulk Hogan, including his rendition of the legendary leg drop, further fueled the crowd’s excitement. Despite the setback, Ricochet displayed remarkable resilience and determination throughout the match. He countered Paul’s offensive onslaught with his high-flying maneuvers, captivating the audience with his agility and tenacity. A tribute to The Rock’s iconic People’s Elbow setup, followed by a perfectly executed moonsault, showcased Ricochet’s ability to command the spotlight. In the match’s final moments, the foreign object provided by Wittek became a pivotal factor, amplifying Paul’s right-hand knockout punch. The combined force of the brass knuckles and Paul’s punch proved decisive, securing the victory for Paul. To add insult to injury, Paul directed a gesture toward ring announcer Samantha Irvin, who also happens to be Ricochet’s fiancee, as she proclaimed his name in triumph.
Ronda Rousey gets choked out by Shayna Baszler in possibly final WWE match at SummerSlam

Amidst rumors of Rousey’s impending departure from WWE, her SummerSlam match took on heightened significance as real-life friends and former tag team partners clashed in a unique contest under MMA Rules. Shayna Baszler emerged victorious by choking out Rousey, potentially marking a dramatic conclusion to Rousey’s WWE journey. The rivalry between Rousey and Baszler took an unexpected turn when Rousey, seemingly out of nowhere, turned on her long-time friend and tag team partner. This betrayal was reportedly driven by Rousey’s desire to have a significant match against Baszler on a grand stage before her potential departure from WWE. The fallout from their tag team breakup culminated in an MMA Rules match at SummerSlam, adding an extra layer of intensity and intrigue to their feud. Ronda Rousey gets choked out by Shayna Bazler The match was conducted under the unique framework of MMA Rules, bringing an authentic Octagon experience to the WWE ring. With no pinfalls in play, victory could only be achieved through knockout or submission. Despite the unconventional nature of the contest, the competitors aimed to replicate the intensity of an MMA fight, incorporating elements of striking, grappling, and submission attempts. Rousey and Baszler wasted no time engaging in a fierce ground-and-pound battle, mirroring the dynamics of an MMA bout. Submissions, punches, and counterattacks were exchanged as competitors sought to assert dominance. The match reached a critical point when Baszler absorbed a powerful running knee from Rousey, demonstrating the physical toll taken by both wrestlers. Baszler’s deep understanding of Rousey’s fighting style and techniques was pivotal in the match’s outcome. Baszler seized the opportunity to lock in her signature Kirifuda Clutch submission hold as the bout progressed. Although Rousey managed to reach the ropes, the MMA Rules stipulation disregarded rope breaks, intensifying the challenge for both competitors. The match’s climax saw Baszler execute a masterful counter, transitioning from an attempted armbar by Rousey into a second Kirifuda Clutch. With Rousey trapped in the relentless hold, the outcome seemed inevitable. As the pressure mounted, Rousey succumbed to the chokehold, resulting in her pass-out submission and marking a significant victory for Baszler. The defeat at the hands of her close friend Baszler may potentially signify Rousey’s final WWE match, adding an emotional undertone to the contest’s conclusion. Speculation surrounding Rousey’s departure has ignited discussions about her lasting impact on WWE and the legacy she leaves behind.