Roman Reigns vs John Cena

In a match to decide the top guy in the WWE, the two most dominant competitors on Monday night's battle it out, as both Roman Reigns & John Cena collide for the first time ever, hoping to finally prove once-and-for all who is the better man out of the two. Immediately out of the gates, Cena proves that ring rust is non-existent tonight, as he fires on all cylinders, attempting to get the absolute best out of his opposition. In-which he receives, both men admittedly giving it the best they can offer, not letting the magnitude of this event slow them down any, The raging offense between the two, eventually began to form into a one-sided affair, as Reigns slammed Cena down with a SAMOAN DROP ONTO THE CANVAS! 1....2...KICKOUT! The furiosity of "The Big Dog" only growing as this contest progresses, but it unfortunately slows down a bit, when he's knocked back into reality with a LARIAT!

With Cena finally back on the offense, he tears into Roman, knocking him into a loopy state, good enough to send him down to the center of the ring. From there, he attempts for the vintage Five Knuckle Shuffle, but to no avail, as Roman CONNECTS WITH A SUPERMAN PUNCH! Sensing this is possibly his moment, he slowly backs into the corner, lining him up for the finish, as he attempts for a running SPEAR, BUT CENA CATCHES HIM AND LANDS WITH A ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT! 1...2...KICKOUT! Looking to roll through, he attempts for yet another finishing maneuver, but falls to his knees from the pain, with a bit of luck and possible rust on his side, Reigns takes his moment to shine AND LANDS A DEVESTATING SPEAR TO HIS OPPOSITION! 1...2...3!!!

Roman Reigns def. John Cena (29:56)

Charlotte Flair (c) vs Sasha Banks vs Becky Lynch

In the second-to-last title match of the night, three of the most versatile woman on the roster today, all battle it out to decide who is the very best, but aswell as earning the right to call themselves the inagural Women's Champion! They all make their individual entrances to the ring, with some heavy, energetic, or even dead-right cold, it's quite the scene to see ahead of a history-making moment. Eventually the three would battle it out, with the women all using their versatile arsenals to benefit them. Whether it was from Banks' METEORA, LYNCH'S DISARM-HER, or CHARLOTTE'S MOONSAULT EXTRANVAGSNA, they all individually showcased why they deserve to be Woman's Champion. Obviously, only one of them could walk out with the rich prize though, which made the competitive nature of this contest, even more off the charts!

They all fought valiantly in their own ways, proving that they deserve to be here, but without a shadow of a doubt, there was one MVP of this contest. Towards the end of what was a stellar title contest, Banks was seen soaring through the air, a thunderous ovation matching with a leap of faith if you will, but that's the thing about faith, it might not always work out the way you once pictured it. As Banks connects with a beautiful 450 Splash onto Lynch, she is unable to take initiave following this maneuver, as Flair did that on her own, LANDING A NATURAL SELECTION ON BANKS! 1...2...3...!

Charlotte Flair (c) def. Sasha Banks & Becky Lynch to win the Women's Championship (21:46)

Seth Rollins (c) vs HHH

Finally closing out the evening, is the biggest match of them all, as even the police couldn't keep them apart for much longer. Triple H marches to the ring, every step he takes is one step closer to accomplishing his two-year plan, but before he can do that, he must dethrone the champion of 371 days. Seth Rollins walks with utter passion and dignity, knowing what he must do to avenge the two years he has dreadfully lost, it's all solely up to him now, no-one left to protect him besides himself. The crowd loudly roars as this contest commences, a brawl ensues between the two as you would imagine, but somehow it's even more brutal than their last one, using one black steel-like chair, as it represented what started all of this madness, a throwback to the initial breakup of The Shield. The rest of it was pure nasty, staying away from numerous weapons, and instead deciding to use their fists, which Rollins had become accustomed to over the years.

After 20 minutes of insane warfare, the two began to surprisingly slow down, their nature being showcased throughout the duration of this contest. While they couldn't necessarily be contained, knowing eachother well enough, inside-and-out really, led to a spectacular, and utterly violent main event! By the end of it all, it seemed as if HHH might have it all wrapped up with a bow, lining in for one last Pedigree, but he was stopped with a counter, being dropped with one last steel chair strike to the back, before finishing off his old friend, with a CURBSTOMP! 1...2...3...!

Seth Rollins (c) def. HHH to retain the WWE Title (30:00)