Sami Zayn Wins the Undisputed Championship — Did Mexico City Care?
Sami Zayn is the new Undisputed WWE Champion, but the celebration felt smaller than the moment deserved. The Mexico City crowd stayed largely quiet during the title change, a reaction many fans tied directly to the finish. Outside interference set up Zayn’s winning blow, turning what should have been a signature win into a finish that felt more like a lucky break than a coronation.
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Trick Williams dethroned Baron Corbin for the United States Championship, while Orton’s win over Rhodes positioned him as Zayn’s next major threat. The biggest jolt came when Bronson Reed returned to attack Oba Femi following Femi’s match against Bron Breakker — a moment fans on “Bang” predicted back on the Night After WrestleMania. Reed struck again on Raw, doubling down on his message.
Bron Breakker or Bronson Reed: Who’s Building Toward the Throne?
If Oba Femi is this era’s Stone Cold — a generational, must-watch force — the roster still needs its Rock and its Triple H to round out the picture. Breakker and Reed are both auditioning for those roles, and Reed’s repeated attacks on Femi suggest he isn’t waiting his turn.
Do We Care? The Women’s Division Roundup
Stephanie Vaquer captured the Women’s World Championship in her home country of Chile. Chelsea Green retained the WWE Women’s Championship against Nia Jax, Damian Priest turned on R-Truth, and Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, and Tatum Paxley topped Jade Cargill, Michin, and B-Fab in six-woman tag action.
With Money in the Bank approaching, Zayn’s title reign, the Breakker-Reed rivalry, and the women’s division all deserve close attention from fans everywhere.
