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Roman Reigns Retains World Title in Tribal Combat, Sends Message After Clash in Italy

Posted by admin on May 31st, 2026

Roman Reigns remains the Tribal Chief and World Heavyweight Champion after defeating Jacob Fatu in a Tribal Combat match at WWE Clash in Italy.

The match ended with Reigns delivering a decisive sequence, spearing Fatu through a table set up in the corner before hitting another spear to secure the three-count. The victory ensures that Reigns keeps both his championship and his position as the head of the Bloodline.

With the loss, Fatu is now obligated to acknowledge Reigns as Tribal Chief on the next episode of RAW, which is set to take place in Turin, Italy. The stipulation adds another layer to the ongoing Bloodline storyline following the outcome of this match.

After the bout, Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso entered the ring. Jey placed the Ula Fala on Reigns, symbolizing his status as Tribal Chief. As they prepared to leave, the group noticed Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, and Talla Tonga at ringside, creating a tense moment between the factions.

Reigns then told The Usos he had something for them as well before heading toward the stage. Fatu briefly looked toward the opposing group before following behind Reigns and The Usos.

While walking backstage, Reigns delivered a message asserting his dominance.

“Now they know who the Head of the Table is. Who the captain of the ship is. QB1, fuck that noise. It’s the Tribal Chief.”

The “QB1” reference was directed at Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes.

During the post-show, Reigns continued addressing the roster and anyone questioning his authority.

“I don’t think it really matters what it means for me. What’s it mean for everybody else? I can hear the chatter. LA Knight, Royce Keys, and this goes for any of you chumps back there, you want to run your mouth about the Tribal Chief, you want to run your mouth about my family, you’re terrified about this Bloodline, ain’t you? I’ve been a general. I’ve been had an army. I’m trying to do it the right way. I’m trying to shine a light on my legacy in a positive manner, but y’all are forcing my hand. Keep on trying me. I run it all, forever.”

Reigns’ victory further strengthens his position at the top of WWE, while the post-match developments continue to build tension within the Bloodline and beyond.

Roman Reigns Retains World Title in Tribal Combat, Sends Message After Clash in Italy

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Sol Ruca Wins Women’s Intercontinental Title at WWE Clash in Italy

Posted by admin on May 31st, 2026

Sol Ruca Wins Women’s Intercontinental Title at WWE Clash in Italy – Sol Ruca captured the Women’s Intercontinental Championship at WWE Clash in Italy, defeating Becky Lynch after weeks of escalating tension between the two.

The rivalry began on the May 4 episode of RAW during Ruca’s contract signing. Lynch interrupted the segment and argued that the spotlight should have been on her. The situation quickly turned physical when Lynch attempted to strike Ruca but accidentally hit Adam Pearce. Ruca responded by taking Lynch down with a Sol Snatcher, setting the tone for their feud.

Over the following weeks, Lynch continued to target Ruca through backstage interruptions and verbal attacks. The two eventually faced off at Saturday Night’s Main Event XLIV, where Lynch refused to put her title on the line. That match ended in disqualification after Lynch intentionally shoved referee Jessika Carr into Ruca to stop the match. Lynch continued the attack after the bell, which led to Nick Aldis announcing a championship match for Clash in Italy.

Their title bout took place as the second-to-last match of the night. Before the bell, Lynch confronted Carr again, showing frustration toward the official. Once the match began, Lynch attempted an early attack, but Ruca quickly took control.

Lynch regained momentum later in the match, hitting a top-rope leg drop for a near fall. Ruca fought back, countering an armbar attempt into a crossface. A delayed count from Carr during a roll-up attempt added more tension, with Lynch arguing with the referee again.

The action intensified as both competitors traded high-impact moves. Ruca hit a top-rope X-Factor for a close near fall. Lynch answered with a superplex, but Ruca countered a follow-up attempt with a superkick that left both women down.

Lynch later connected with a Manhandle Slam, but Ruca kicked out. In a turning point, Ruca delivered a Manhandle Slam of her own before hitting a sudden Sol Snatcher to secure the pinfall victory.

With the win, Ruca ends Lynch’s reign and leaves Clash in Italy as the new Women’s Intercontinental Champion.

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Brock Lesnar Defeats Oba Femi After Seven F5s at WWE Clash in Italy

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Brock Lesnar scored a dominant win over Oba Femi at WWE Clash in Italy, finishing their WrestleMania 42 rematch with a brutal display of power that required seven F5s to secure the victory.

The match began before the opening bell, as Lesnar attacked Femi from behind. He immediately delivered multiple F5s in quick succession, setting the tone early. Lesnar hit four F5s within the opening moments, but Femi still managed to kick out, showing resilience despite the early onslaught.

Lesnar then targeted Femi with a kimura lock, adding body scissors to increase the pressure. Femi powered his way back to his feet and broke the hold with a spinebuster. Lesnar quickly reapplied the submission, but Femi escaped after driving him into the corner multiple times.

Femi attempted to shift momentum with a chokeslam, but Lesnar countered and delivered another F5 for a near fall. Femi responded with a chokeslam of his own, followed by a clothesline that sent Lesnar over the top rope. The action spilled to the outside, where Femi set up the announce table.

Lesnar regained control by sending Femi into the ring post and applying another kimura on the floor. Femi countered and attempted a chokeslam through the announce table, but Lesnar reversed and hit an F5 through the table. Lesnar returned to the ring as the referee counted, but Femi beat the count, drawing a visible reaction from Lesnar.

Back inside the ring, Femi mounted a comeback with a series of running uppercuts and a toss powerbomb for a near fall. He attempted a pop-up powerbomb, but Lesnar escaped and delivered a final F5 to secure the three-count.

The match highlighted the physical strength of both competitors, with Femi enduring multiple finishing moves before finally being put away. Lesnar’s victory reaffirms his dominance following their previous encounter at WrestleMania 42.

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Cody Rhodes Retains in Controversial Finish at WWE Clash in Italy

Posted by admin on May 31st, 2026

Cody Rhodes remains Undisputed WWE Champion following a controversial victory over Gunther at WWE Clash in Italy on Sunday afternoon.

The title match saw Gunther start strong, controlling the early portion of the bout with his physical style. Rhodes absorbed the pressure and slowly turned the momentum in his favor as the match progressed. The closing stretch featured a series of near falls, with both men pushing for a decisive finish.

Rhodes connected with the Cody Cutter and followed up with Cross Rhodes, appearing to have the match won. However, Gunther rolled toward the ropes during the pin attempt. As the referee dropped for the count, Gunther managed to get his foot under the bottom rope, which typically forces a break.

In a critical moment, Rhodes adjusted his position by hooking Gunther’s leg and pulling him slightly back toward the center. The referee, who did not have a clear view of Gunther’s foot placement, continued the count and reached three, awarding Rhodes the victory.

Replays later showed that Gunther’s foot was indeed under the rope during the pin, which should have stopped the count. The official’s positioning prevented the call from being corrected in real time, allowing the decision to stand.

Gunther showed visible frustration after the match, reacting to the outcome and the missed call that cost him the championship. The disputed ending leaves the door open for further developments between the two, as the result is likely to be addressed following the event.

Rhodes retains the Undisputed WWE Championship under questionable circumstances, while Gunther exits the match with a strong case for another opportunity.

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Roman Reigns Wins Tribal Combat, Retains World Heavyweight Title At WWE Clash In Italy

Posted by admin on May 31st, 2026

Roman Reigns poses on the stage, World Heavyweight Championship around his waist, before a contract signing segment on "WWE Raw."

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Roman Reigns is still World Heavyweight Champion after defeating Jacob Fatu at WWE Clash in Italy, and now, the “Samoan Werewolf” must acknowledge Reigns as “Tribal Chief.”

Fatu tried to lock in the Tongan Death Grip early, but Reigns avoided it and rolled out of the ring. Fatu knocked him down with a suicide dive, and the pair fought their way into the crowd, through a small concessions area, and back to the ring. Fatu looked for a weapon, but it was Reigns who found a table, and threw a set of stairs at Fatu from the inside of the ring.

Reigns used a toolbox to take out Fatu’s right hand in an attempt to further avoid the Tongan Death Grip, and he smashed Fatu’s hand as the challenger was attempting to recover by the commentary desk. He set up the table in a corner of the ring, but Fatu laid him out before Reigns could hit a spear.

“The Tribal Chief” speared Fatu through the barricade, then hit him with another back in the ring. Reigns removed three turnbuckle pads, a move he used to win his Backlash match against Fatu. “The Samoan Werewolf” looked for the Tongan Death Grip, but couldn’t lock it in with his injured hand. Reigns then hit back-to-back Superman punches, which only served to hype up Fatu.

Fatu was bounced off the turnbuckles, but he hit a spear to Reigns, then dodged his cousin with a Samoan drop, followed by the Mighty Moonsault. When Reigns kicked out, however, he low-blowed Fatu. Fatu locked in the Tongan Death Grip, but Reigns fought out of it and bashed him face-first off the exposed turnbuckle. Reigns speared Fatu through the table in the corner, then followed up with another for the win.