WWE SummerSlam 2026 Night 2 Live Updates, Results and Highlights

Reigns shared his thoughts on the main event during the post-show. We also got to hear from Kevin Owens following his return tonight.

The main event went more than 40 minutes, but when it was all said and done, Reigns was victorious. There was no interference and no cheating. He did it clean and overcame his biggest rival.

The two men sat across from each other in opposite corners and looked a little emotional about what just happened. Reigns got up, walked to the middle of the ring, and extended his fist.

Rollins put his fist out and the crowd erupted for the former Shield teammates seemingly ending their feud once and for all.

When Rollins saw that the ref was knocked out, he went out of the ring to grab a steel chair. Reigns decked him to knock him down and prevent him from using it. The Tribal Chief picked up the chair and tossed it out of the ring.

Rollins looked surprised that Reigns wanted to finish this man-to-man. They came together in the middle of the ring and started brawling. Rollins seemed like he had a bit more left in the tank, but his insults only served to fire Roman up.

Seth brushed off a Superman Punch and hit a Pedigree. He missed the Stomp on his first try, but hit it on the second. He climbed to the top rope but missed when he came down. Reigns hit two Spears in a row, but the ref was still down.

He hit a third right before the ref came back in to count the three and declare him the winner.

WINNER: ROMAN REIGNS

A frustrated Reigns started talking a lot of trash as he beat on Rollins. He ran the ropes and ran right into a Spear from Rollins, but it only got him a two-count.

He picked up The OTC and hit a buckle bomb, but Reigns avoided the stomp and hit him with a buckle bomb in return. He followed up with Seth's signature Stomp, but it wasn't enough to get the pin.

They started to talk trash to each other as they slowly got back to their feet. Reigns swung first as they started trading punches.

Rollins made a reference to Jon Moxley before attempting a double underhook DDT. Reigns countered and took him down before setting up in the corner. Rollins avoided the Spear, but the ref didn't.

Rollins hit a Stomp but there was nobody to make the count.

Both men were almost counted out. When they got back to the ring, Seth immediately hit a Pedigree for a two-count.

Both men were looking worse for wear, but The OTC was in the driver's seat. He got fired up and lined up for a Spear. Rollins jumped over him and hit the Stomp, but Roman kicked out at the last possible moment.

Rollins put the champion on the top turnbuckle for a superplex. Reigns tried to avoid it, but Seth was able to hit it. As soon as they were back up, Reigns put him in a guillotine choke.

He brought the challenger down to the mat and it looked like he had him dead to rights, but Rollins was able to power his way to his feet and break free. Reigns immediately drilled him with a Spear for a very close two-count.

Roman put Seth in the corner for a series of quick clotheslines followed by a running boot to the face. He signaled for the Superman Punch, but Rollins countered and sent him out of the ring with a clothesline.

The Visionary cleared off the Spanish announce table, but when he attempted a suicide dive, he was met with a huge right hand from Reigns. The ref seemed willing to overlook countouts as they fought into the crowd.

Rollins used a stanchion as a weapon, so the ref was also willing to overlook disqualifications. Reigns hit a suplex onto some metal plates on the floor, but when he went for a Spear, Rollins nailed him with a knee to the face.

Rollins tried to hit a Spear of his own, but Roman caught him and powerbombed him through the table he had cleared off earlier. When he recovered a few moments later, Rollins did the same thing to Reigns through a different announce table.

Unlike Rollins, Reigns did not have anything special added to his entrance. He was all business from the moment he appeared on the stage. Rollins jokingly offered a vest to Reigns so he could dress like the old days, but the OTC didn't respond.

They traded a few words before locking up for the first time. Reigns backed Rollins to the corner and shoved him just to show he was in control. Rollins put him in a headlock, but Reigns pushed him away and hit a shoulder block to take him down.

The Visionary came back with a sling blade, which seemed to catch Roman off guard. The Tribal Chief hit a couple of clotheslines, but Rollins responded with a couple of kicks to knock him back down.

In order to troll his opponent, Rollins had the audio from the original Shield entrance music play before his own music kicked in. He was wearing very colorful and ornate gear for this match.

It all comes down to this. Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins for the World Heavyweight Championship is the final match of SummerSlam.

Gable countered another Destroyer and applied the Ankle Lock. After a long struggle, Penta was forced to tap out, making Gable the new IC champion.

WINNER: CHAD GABLE

Penta helped put the belt around his waist and congratulated him on the win. Gable's family joined him in the ring to celebrate. He grabbed a mic as the crowd chanted, "You deserve it."

He talked about being proud to be from Minnesota and celebrated with the belt as pyro went off on the stage.

Both men were looking worn out as they got to their feet and started trading strikes. Penta looked like he was getting the advantage, but Gable sent him into the turnbuckle with a throw to turn the tide in his favor.

Penta went after the injured shoulder of Gable as he began to build some momentum. Gable was bleeding a bit from his head as Penta drilled him with a superkick while apologizing at the same time.

Gable countered the Mexican Destroyer and attempted a few submissions. He hit a German suplex on the apron to take the high-flyer down. He rolled the champion back into the ring and hit a flying headbutt for a near-fall.

Once he recovered, Penta hit a destroyer on the apron, but he didn't get all of it, so Gable was able to kick out.

Penta's ring jacket looked really cool during his entrance for this IC title bout against Gable. Cole ran down the history of the IC title at SummerSlam before the bell rang. They came face to face and shook hands before locking up.

They started with some quick takedowns and counters to get the pace up. Gable hit a rolling kick, but Penta responded with a superkick. Gable jumped right into Penta's arms and got hit with a backbreaker for the first two-count of the match.

Gable countered the Penta Driver and hit a trio of German suplexes. He went for a moonsault, but the champion countered with a kick and almost got the win.

The Olympian countered a pendulum dropkick and almost got the ankle lock applied before Penta kicked him out of the ring and hit a dive to take him down.

The next match on the card saw Chad Gable challenge Penta for the Intercontinental Championship. Michael Cole also did a terrible impression of Booker T.

Danhausen ended up alone in the ring and attempted to reach the bag of cash, but McDonagh stopped him with a big headbutt.

Joe Hendry's music hit, and he came out with a guitar to help Danhausen fend off McDonagh. Danhausen and Dirty Dom fought on the turnbuckle below the money. When it looked like Dom would win, Danhausen caused the pyro in the corner to go off in his face.

After Dom fell off the ropes, Danhausen climbed up and retrieved the money to get the victory.

WINNER: DANHAUSEN

A pole with a bag of money was hung above one of the turnbuckles, and whoever could take it down first would win the match and get to keep the cash. Danhausen was billed from the same street The Munsters lived on.

Dirty Dom rushed Danhausen and took him down before going for the money, but the painted one stopped him. Dom set him up for the 619, but Danhausen avoided it and hit a northern lights suplex.

Danhausen countered the Three Amigos and hit a reverse DDT to give himself a little breathing room. Before he could climb up, JD McDonagh attacked him and hit a moonsault. There were no DQs, so this was allowed.

And so were the Minihausens who attacked McDonagh. He fought them off and delivered a different move to each one. Cole made a joke about JD not being used to being taller than an opponent.

The former El Torito took him down with a headscissor takedown. They all tried to climb up and get the money, but Dom stopped them.

The next match on the card saw Danhausen and Dirty Dom fight in a Human Monies on a Pole match.

Chelsea Green got a huge pop from the crowd when she won. Nobody has been as consistently entertaining as her, and she deserves this.

After taking out Legend, Stratton started to climb the ladder. Green came in and pushed the ladder over so that she went flying out of the ring onto the other three competitors.

Chelsea rushed to set up a ladder while the other four competitors were down. The crowd went nuts as she climbed up, but B-Fab and Michin showed up to spoil it for her. Flair took The Baddies out before joining Jade on the ladder.

Lash and Tiffany climbed up another ladder, and Green was still hanging from the one in the middle. Lash and Stratton went down hard, leaving Flair and Cargill to fight near the top.

They both ended up falling, and Chelsea woke up and climbed the ladder to take down the title and become the new champion.

WINNER: CHELSEA GREEN

The Queen used a ladder to knock Jade out of the ring before setting it up in the corner. Flair and Stratton had a brief staredown before they started throwing strikes. Tiffy was dropped across the table Flair had set up earlier, but Stratton did the same to her a moment later.

Green was all alone and tried to climb the ladder to get the belt, but Cargill was there to stop her. She took out Chelsea and began to climb, but Stratton yanked her down and hit a backstabber.

Legend ended up powerbombing Tiffany onto a ladder for the most painful spot in the match so far. Flair climbed up the ladder and almost got the belt, but Jade took the ladder away to leave her hanging.

Jade and Lash brought her down together, but then Lash hit a big boot to take out Cargill.

Cargill's gear was a tribute to Prince. It looked like everyone had new gear made for this event, which isn't surprising given that this is one of the biggest shows of the year.

Before Flair could even get to the ring, she and Cargill started fighting, so the ref called for the bell and things got underway. They fought on the ramp while Tiffy and Lash fought near the ring. Green tried to hit a suicide dive, but Legend caught her and sent her into the ladder.

Legend was the first to bring a ladder in the ring, but Charlotte didn't let her set it up. Lash picked her up and slammed her onto the ladder.

Jade and Lash ended up alone in the ring for a moment, but Green and Stratton worked together to take them down.

The Ladder match for the interim Women's WWE Championship is up next. Tiffany Stratton was the first competitor to make her entrance.

The challenger was firmly in control and slowed the pace down to his liking. Yachty got in Corbin's face, which led to him being pushed into the barricade. He grabbed a kendo stick and threatened to hit Corbin with it.

Williams started to make a comeback and hit a jumping neckbreaker. He dropped Corbin with a Book End for a two-count. Baron raked Trick's eyes to get out of a fireman's carry. Yachty nailed him with the kendo stick while the ref was distracted, but it wasn't enough to keep him down for the pin.

Williams countered End of Days and hit a pump kick, but it still wasn't enough. Corbin tried to bring the title in the ring, but Yachty tried to stop him. Corbin sent Yachty through the table at ringside and then hit Trick with the belt while the ref was looking at Yachty. He hit the End of Days to get the win and become the new champion.

WINNER: BARON CORBIN

Lil Yachty gave Williams a special introduction before he made his entrance. As soon as the bell rang, Williams went right after Corbin and took him down with a flapjack.

He sent the challenger out of the ring with a clothesline before going under the ring to retrieve a table to set up next to the ring.

Corbin hit Deep Six at ringside to give himself some time to recover and take control. He got on Trick and beat him into the mat as the crowd booed. Yachty watched as The Nomad cornered his friend for more punishment.

Baron Corbin made his entrance to take on Trick Williams for the United States Championship in the next bout.

Zayn was growing frustrated as he put Balor on the top rope for a superplex. The Prince fought him off, but KO immediately knocked him off the top turnbuckle. He jumped off, but Zayn blocked his Swanton with his knees.

As Zayn prepared for the Helluva Kick, Gunther grabbed him in a Sleeper, which was broken up by Balor hitting a Coup de Grace for a near-fall that Gunther barely managed to break up.

KO hit a couple of stunners on Gunther and Balor, but Zayn countered and hit the Blue Thunder Bomb. Owens was able to recover and hit a Stunner on Zayn to get the pin and become the new No. 1 contender.

WINNER: KEVIN OWENS

As soon as the bell rang, Owens went right after Gunther. He fought off Balor before hitting both men with cannonballs in the corner. Zayn was standing in the corner watching with his jaw on the floor. The longtime friends and rivals came face to face before embracing in a hug. Then they started throwing hands.

KO was like a steamroller running over everyone. He hit Gunther with a huge Swanton Bomb. The Ring General took control and fought with Zayn for a bit. The crowd booed him heavily as he focused on Balor.

Gunther was in control until Finn took him down with a sling blade. The Ring General hit a powerbomb before applying a Boston crab on Balor, but it was quickly broken up by Owens, who stomped a mudhole in Gunther in the corner.

Balor and Zayn were fighting for a shot at the Undisputed WWE Championship in this bout. Before it started, Nick Aldis came out and announced that he had added Gunther to the match, but that's not all. He revealed he has added a fourth competitor, Kevin Owens, who got a massive pop from the crowd.

The PLE began with the usual array of Superstars walking backstage and videos to hype what is coming up on the card. When we finally went live in the stadium, Balor was the first to make his entrance for the No. 1 Contender's match against Zayn.

SummerSlam Night 2 began with Darius Rucker singing "The Star-Spangled Banner."

WWE aired several different videos hyping Reigns vs. Rollins, so there is a good chance they get the most time tonight.

It was also announced that Zayn vs. Balor would open the show.

Big E, Joe Tessitore and Corey Graves were hosting the pre-show from inside the stadium. They did their usual job of hyping the matches, and we also got sections of interviews with Michael Cole talking to Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins.

Here's the full card for Sunday's show: