WWE Saturday Night's Main Event Results 1/25 - Three Titles On The Line, Jacob Fatu Faces Braun Strowman

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for WWE Saturday Night's Main Event on January 25, 2025, coming to you live from the Frost Bank Arena in San Antonio, Texas!

GUNTHER will be putting the World Heavyweight Championship on the line for the first time on television since retaining against Damian Priest and Judgment Day's Finn Balor in a Triple Threat Match during the previous Saturday Night's Main Event as he defends against Jey Uso. GUNTHER and Jey have come face-to-face with one another in a couple of verbal confrontations over the past couple of weeks on "WWE Raw", with the former making it clear that he doesn't take the latter as a serious threat to his championship.

Rhea Ripley will be putting the WWE Women's World Championship on the line for the first time ever since dethroning Liv Morgan on the January 6 edition of "Raw" as she defends against Nia Jax. Ripley and Jax initially encountered one another two weeks ago on "Raw" in a physical confrontation that also involved Bayley, leading Ripley to challenge Jax to a title match last week following a second major brawl between the two of them.

Bron Breakker will be putting the Intercontinental Championship on the line on WWE programming for the first time since retaining against Ludwig Kaiser on the December 16 episode of "Raw" as he defends against Sheamus. The two men have no shortage of history against one another, with Sheamus previously unsuccessfully challenging Breakker on the November 18, 2024 episode of "Raw" that ultimately ended in a disqualification and in a Triple Threat Match at WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2024 that also involved the aforementioned Kaiser.

Just one week before they battle it out in a Ladder Match at WWE Royal Rumble for the Undisputed WWE Championship, titleholder Cody Rhodes and challenger Kevin Owens will be putting pen-to-paper for the match tonight. WWE Hall of Famer and hometown hero Shawn Michaels is set to oversee the proceedings due to the increased number of brawls between Rhodes and Owens over the course of the past few weeks on "WWE SmackDown".

Additionally, Jacob Fatu will be competing in his first match since he and Tama Tonga defeated Cody Rhodes and Jimmy Uso on the January 10 episode of "SmackDown" as he faces Braun Strowman following a physical confrontation between the two, Tonga, Solo Sikoa, and LA Knight on the January 17 episode of "SmackDown".

We are live! Michael Cole and Pat McAfee greet audiences at home as Nia Jax makes his way down to the ring. Rhea Ripley follows.

Rhea Ripley (c) vs. Nia Jax for the Women's World Championship

Jax headbutts Ripley in the middle of the ring announcement. The bell rings and Jax looks to land a splash on Ripley in the corner. Ripley moves out of the way and delivers a dropkick to Jax, then flies off the apron to level her on the outside and looks to level her with a clothesline back in the ring. Jax stays standing on her feet and headbutts Ripley, then lands a splash on her in the corner. Jax and Ripley teeter on the ropes, but Jax delivers a Samoan Drop to Ripley off the middle.

Back from the break, Ripley lands a Sunset Flip on Jax. She sets up for Rip Tide, but Jax counters into a Samoan Drop and ascends to the middle rope. She connects with a leg drop on Ripley, then drags her into the corner and ascends back up to the middle rope. Ripley clocks her from behind and pulls her off, then connects with a powerbomb and looks to lock in the Texas Cloverleaf.

Jax prevents Ripley from locking in the hold, then sends her crashing into the mat face first. She climbs up to the middle rope, but Ripley pushes her from behind and delivers a crossbody to Jax on the outside. The two get back inside the ring and Ripley sets up for Rip Tide, but Jax counters into a crossbody. She ascends up to the middle rope once again, but Ripley pulls her off and connects with Rip Tide for the win.

Winner (and still): Rhea Ripley

Sheamus then makes his way down to the ring. Bron Breakker follows, and Jesse "The Body" Ventura joins the announce desk. 

Bron Breakker (c) vs. Sheamus for the Intercontinental Championship

The bell rings and the two lock up. Sheamus runs over Breakker with a clothesline, then sends him crashing into the mat. Breakker responds with a suplex to Sheamus, then runs him over with a clothesline and charges at him on the outside. Sheamus catches Breakker and sends him crashing into a chair in the timekeeper's area. He dumps Breakker back inside the ring and ascends to the top, then connects with a clothesline and goes for a pin. Breakker kicks out, but Sheamus knocks him out of the ring and flies off the ring steps to level Breakker with a second clothesline.

Back from the break, Sheamus and Breakker exchange strikes with one another in the corner before Breakker delivers a gutbuster to Sheamus and goes for a pin. Sheamus kicks out, then connects with a pump kick on Breakker and pins him. Breakker kicks out, but Sheamus delivers The Ten Beats of the Bodhran on Breakker.

Sheamus lands a Celtic Cross on Breakker, but Breakker sends Sheamus crashing into the mat and follows it up with a hurricanrana off the middle rope. Sheamus connects with a Brogue Kick on Breakker and goes for a pin, but Breakker gets his foot on the bottom rope to break the hold. Breakker then intercepts Sheamus with a spear for the win.

Winner (and still): Bron Breakker

Shawn Michaels then makes his way down to the ring.

Cody Rhodes and Kevin Owens Put Pen-To-Paper For Their Royal Rumble Match

Shawn Michaels says his only job tonight is to oversee the contract proceedings, then introduces Kevin Owens and Cody Rhodes. Both men then make their way out to the ring.

Michaels invites Rhodes and Owens to take a seat, but neither man opts to. He says for months, Rhodes and Owens have beaten each other but he needs them both to sign the contract one way or another. Rhodes then proceeds to sign the contract, but Owens doesn't right away and tells Rhodes that he said something last night that upset him: he always takes the easy way out. He says he cared about their friendship more than Rhodes ever did, but Rhodes is the one who took the easy way out.

Rhodes cuts Owens off and demands that he sign the contract. Owens says that he will shut everyone up who doubts him at Royal Rumble, and says that he will take everything Rhodes that he got when he came back from his face being plastered everywhere to the fans attention. Michaels tells Owens that he sounds jealous, and Owens becomes irate. He says that he thinks Michaels is jealous because he's brought more pride to the Winged Eagle Championship. He then signs the contract.

Michaels calls for a referee to take the Undisputed WWE Championship and the Winged Eagle Championship. The referee does so and hangs it on an apparatus to suspend it above the ring. He says one man will walk out as Undisputed WWE Champion at Royal Rumble and wishes them both luck. Michaels offers his hand to Owens, but Owens doesn't shake it. Owens looks to strike Rhodes, but Michaels inserts himself between the two men. Owens looks to land a Stunner on Michaels, but Rhodes lands a kick on Owens to prevent him from connecting. Michaels then delivers Sweet Chin Music to Owens.

Braun Strowman then makes his way out to the ring. Jacob Fatu and Tama Tonga follow.

Jacob Fatu (w/ Tama Tonga) vs. Braun Strowman

The bell rings and the two lock up. Strowman runs over Fatu with a shoulder tackle, then follows it up with a back elbow. He clotheslines him out of the ring, but Strowman connects with a jawbreaker and low bridges out of the way. He then follows it up with a tope suicida on Strowman.

Back from the break, Strowman lands a Sidewalk Slam on Fatu and tosses him across the ring. Fatu ends up on the outside, and Strowman runs him over with a running shoulder tackle. He sends Fatu crashing over the announce desk and looks to land a second shoulder tackle, but Fatu sends him crashing over the announce desk and gets him back inside the ring.

Fatu connects with six Hip Attacks on Strowman and looks to land a seventh one. The referee stops him, but Fatu dumps him out of the ring and lands two more Hip Attacks on Strowman as the referee calls for the bell.

Winner: Braun Strowman (via disqualification)

Fatu grabs a chair and dumps it inside the ring as security runs down to the ring to stop Fatu. Fatu tosses a couple of the guards aside, but security gets him calmed down. Fatu breaks free and connects with three moonsaults on Strowman off the top rope.

Jey Uso then makes his way down to the ring. GUNTHER follows.

GUNTHER (c) vs. Jey Uso for the World Heavyweight Championship

The bell rings and Jey and GUNTHER exchange strikes with one another. Jey fires off right hands on GUNTHER in the corner, but GUNTHER sits Jey on the top rope and delivers a chop to him on the outside.

Back from the break, GUNTHER delivers a bodyslam to Jey and follows it up with a powerbomb. He goes for a pin, but Jey kicks out. He stomps on Jey's chest and neck on the apron and lands a kick on the side of his head.

Back from another break, Jey lands an enzuigiri on GUNTHER. GUNTHER responds with a suplex, but Jey intercepts him with a kick and follows it up with a superkick. The two men teeter on the ropes, but Jey pulls GUNTHER off the ropes with a powerbomb and goes for a pin. GUNTHER kicks out.

Jey lands a hurricanrana on GUNTHER and follows it up with a spear, then goes for a pin but GUNTHER kicks out. Jey then lands a second spear on GUNTHER and ascends to the top before he lands the Uso Splash and goes for a pin. GUNTHER kicks out once again. GUNTHER lands a pair of powerbombs on Jey for the win.

Winner (and still): GUNTHER

After the match, GUNTHER stares down Jey as he leaves the ring and the show goes off the air.

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