This Sunday’s WWE pay-per-view, Night of Champions, was kinda hard to watch for me. Not because it was a bad show; in all aspects, it was actually an okay show. Maybe it was just too much going on on Sunday. There was the NFL, Breaking Bad, Dexter, and maybe I was still tired from watching Mayweather vs. Canelo the night before.
But all that bullshit aside, the biggest thing to happen at Night of Champions was Daniel Bryan beating Randy Orton for the WWE Championship. I don’t think anybody really thought Bryan would actually win the title and if he did, maybe a unemployed Cody Rhodes or Goldust would help or something.
Then again, it’s good chance Daniel didn’t actually win. If you saw the match, you know that a referee got knocked out, replaced, and then came back to replace the replacement (Not to mention a fast count). So it’s almost 100% chance Triple H comes out on Raw tomorrow and either awards the title back to Orton or issue a rematch because the ruling tonight was invalid.
- Tag Team Turmoil Match for a Tag Team Championship Match: The Prime Time Players defeated Tons of Funk, 3MB, & The Real Americans.
- Intercontinental Championship Match: Curtis Axel defeated Kofi Kingston to retain the Intercontinental Championship.
- Fatal Four-Way match for the Divas Championship: AJ Lee defeated Natalya, Brie Bella, & Naomi to retain the Divas Championship.
- World Heavyweight Championship Match: Rob Van Dam defeated Alberto Del Rio (c) by disqualification. Alberto Del Rio retains the World Heavyweight Championship.
- The Miz defeated Fandango.
- No Disqualification Elimination Handicap Match: Curtis Axel & Paul Heyman defeated CM Punk.
- United States Championship Match: Dean Ambrose (c) defeated Dolph Ziggler to retain the United States Championship.
- Tag Team Championship Match: The Shield (c) defeated The Prime Time Players to retain the Tag Team Championship.
- WWE Championship Match: Daniel Bryan defeated Randy Orton (c) to become the new WWE Champion.