WWE’s Saturday Night Main Event kicked off with an electrifying atmosphere at the Bell Center in Montreal, Canada. The night was originally slated to feature a highly anticipated grudge match between Cody Rhodes and Jacob Fatu. However, chaos ensued when Fatu ambushed Rhodes before the bell rang, igniting a brawl that spilled throughout the venue. This unexpected turn of events led to the first official match being elevated to open the show.
In an exciting opener, Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky defended their Women’s Tag Team Championship against Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez from The Judgment Day. Iyo Sky took the lead for her team, but Morgan and Perez effectively isolated her from Ripley, gaining the upper hand for a significant stretch of the contest. It wasn’t until Iyo tagged Rhea back into the match that the dynamics shifted.
Once Ripley entered the fray, she immediately showcased her dominance, nearly sealing the victory after delivering a powerful Razor’s Edge to Morgan. However, the tenacity of Morgan and Perez kept the contest alive, as they managed to interrupt pin attempts just in time, ensuring the match continued.
The action intensified as Ripley and Sky attempted to execute their finishing moves. Tension rose when Raquel, another competitor, pulled Ripley back just before a three-count, causing a temporary pause in the momentum. Although Raquel was eventually ejected from the match, Ripley rallied and executed a stunning Riptide on Morgan to successfully retain their championships.
The night showcased the resilience and skill of the competitors, leaving the audience eager for the next chapter in WWE’s entertaining saga. This event not only displayed athletic prowess but also the unpredictable nature of professional wrestling, ensuring that fans remain captivated by WWE’s thrilling narratives.