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SummerSlam (2015)
File:WWE summerslam 2015 poster.jpeg
Promotional poster featuring Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker
Tagline(s) "Too Big for WrestleMania"
Theme
song(s)		 "Cool for the Summer" by Demi Lovato[1]
"Big Summer" by CFO$[1]
Information
Promotion WWE
Sponsor(s) Edge
Mountain Dew
Date August 23, 2015
Attendance 15,702[2]
Venue Barclays Center
City Brooklyn, New York
WWE Network event chronology
NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn SummerSlam (2015) Night of Champions (2015)
SummerSlam chronology
SummerSlam (2014) SummerSlam (2015) SummerSlam (2016)

SummerSlam (2015) was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by WWE. It took place on August 23, 2015, at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.[3] It was the twenty-eighth event under the SummerSlam chronology, and the first since 2008 to be held outside of Los Angeles as Staples Center was the exclusive home for SummerSlam from 2009 to 2014. This was the eighth SummerSlam to be held in the New York metropolitan area, after the 1988, 1989, 1991, 1997, 1998, 2002, and 2007 editions. The Izod Center was originally supposed to host SummerSlam, but due to its closure in April 2015, the event was moved to Barclays Center.[4] The event was the first in the SummerSlam chronology to be four hours in length, a length previously reserved only for WrestleMania.[5][6]

The event was the second night of what was billed as a WWE "triple-header" at Barclays Center, with NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn having taken place the previous night, and Raw the following night.[7] Ten matches were contested at the event, with no pre-show. In the main event, The Undertaker defeated Brock Lesnar in controversial fashion; Lesnar put Undertaker in his Kimura lock and the timekeeper rang the bell after seeing the Undertaker supposedly indicating submission; since the referee hadn't seen a submission and never stopped the match, the match continued. The confusion allowed Undertaker to surprise Lesnar with a low blow before trapping him in the Hell's Gate submission hold, which caused Lesnar to pass out and gave Undertaker the win.[8]

Background

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See also: Professional wrestling

At WrestleMania XXX in 2014, Brock Lesnar defeated The Undertaker to break his undefeated WrestleMania streak.[9] Four months later, Lesnar defeated John Cena at SummerSlam to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship,[10] but lost it the following year at WrestleMania 31 in his match against Roman Reigns when Seth Rollins cashed in his Money in the Bank contract and won the championship.[11] Lesnar received his rematch against Rollins at Battleground, and was closing in on the win when The Undertaker returned and attacked Lesnar, causing Lesnar to win by disqualification, but not win the championship.[12] The following night, a rematch between Lesnar and the Undertaker was scheduled for SummerSlam.[13] This would be Undertaker's first SummerSlam match since 2008, and his first pay-per-view match outside of WrestleMania since Bragging Rights in 2010.

Ryback won the Intercontinental Championship in an Elimination Chamber match at Elimination Chamber.[14] On the June 1 episode of Raw, Ryback was scheduled to make his first title defense against The Miz, but Big Show attacked The Miz, preventing the match from occurring, and confronted Ryback.[15] At Money in the Bank, Big Show defeated Ryback by disqualification after Miz attacked him; therefore, Ryback retained the championship.[16] On June 22, it was announced that Ryback would defend the title against Big Show and Miz in a Triple Threat match at Battleground, but after Ryback sustained an injury, the match was postponed.[17] On August 6, it was announced on WWE.com that the match had been rescheduled for SummerSlam.

At Money in the Bank, Bray Wyatt attacked Roman Reigns during the Money in the Bank ladder match, preventing him from winning the match.[16] At Battleground, Wyatt defeated Reigns after Luke Harper interfered and attacked Reigns, reuniting The Wyatt Family with Wyatt in the process.[12] On the July 20 episode of Raw, Dean Ambrose managed Reigns as he defeated Harper by disqualification.[13] On the August 6 edition of SmackDown, Reigns challenged Wyatt to a tag team match at SummerSlam, with Reigns and Ambrose facing Wyatt and Harper, which Wyatt accepted.[18]

On the June 18 episode of SmackDown, Alicia Fox allied with The Bella Twins (Brie Bella and Divas Champion Nikki Bella) by helping Brie win her match against Paige, forming "Team Bella".[19] On the July 13 episode of Raw, Charlotte, Becky Lynch and NXT Women's Champion Sasha Banks made their WWE debuts; Charlotte and Lynch allied with Paige, later naming their team "PCB", while Banks allied with Naomi and Tamina, naming their group "Team B.A.D.".[20] At Battleground, Charlotte defeated Brie and Banks in a Triple Threat match.[12] On August 10, it was announced that at SummerSlam, Team Bella, PCB and Team B.A.D would compete against each other in a Three-Team Elimination match.

At Battleground, The Prime Time Players defeated The New Day to retain the WWE Tag Team Championship.[12] On the July 20 episode of Raw, Los Matadores defeated the Prime Time Players, after a distraction by the New Day.[13] On the July 27 episode of Raw, The Lucha Dragons defeated Los Matadores.[21] On the July 30 episode of SmackDown, The Lucha Dragons and Los Matadores defeated The New Day and The Ascension.[22] On the August 3 episode of Raw, The New Day and The Ascension defeated The Lucha Dragons and Los Matadores in a rematch.[23] On the August 6 episode of SmackDown, The Prime Time Players teamed up with Mark Henry to defeat The New Day.[18] On the August 10 episode of Raw, The New Day defeated Los Matadores.[24] It was then announced on WWE.com that The Prime Time Players would defend the championship against The New Day, Los Matadores and The Lucha Dragons in a Fatal Four-Way tag team match at SummerSlam.

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Stephen Amell teamed up with Neville to face Stardust and King Barrett.

On the May 25 episode of Raw, Stardust confronted special guest Stephen Amell while losing to Neville.[25] On the July 13 episode of Raw, Stardust defeated Neville.[20] On the August 10 episode of Raw, where Amell was again a special guest, Neville defeated King Barrett, but was then attacked by Stardust. Stardust then assaulted Amell, who entered the ring and attacked Stardust in return. Amell and Neville then persuaded Triple H backstage to make a tag team match at SummerSlam, with Amell and Neville facing Stardust and Barrett.

On the July 20 episode of Raw, United States Champion John Cena challenged WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins to a WWE World Heavyweight Championship match, but Rollins refused.[13] On the July 27 episode of Raw, Cena again challenged Rollins, but The Authority instead forced him to defend the United States Championship against Rollins. Cena defeated Rollins, but sustained a broken nose during the match.[21] On the August 3 episode of Raw, Rollins challenged Cena to a "Winner Takes All" match at SummerSlam, for both the WWE World Heavyweight Championship and the United States Championship.[23] On the August 11 episode of Tough Enough, Cena accepted Rollins' challenge.

On the June 18 episode of SmackDown, Kevin Owens defeated Cesaro.[19] On the June 29 episode of Raw, Cesaro defeated United States Champion John Cena by disqualification after being attacked by Owens, therefore not winning the championship. On the July 20 episode of Raw, Cesaro teamed up with Cena and Randy Orton to defeat Owens, Rusev and Sheamus.[13] On the July 23 episode of SmackDown, Owens attacked Cesaro after his match against Seth Rollins.[26] On the July 27 episode of Raw, Cesaro attacked Owens after his match against Orton.[21] On the July 30 episode of SmackDown, after Owens attacked Cesaro during his rematch against Rollins, Dean Ambrose and Cesaro defeated Owens and Rollins in a tag team match.[22] On the August 13 episode of SmackDown, it was announced that Cesaro would face Owens at SummerSlam.[27]

At Battleground, Randy Orton defeated Sheamus.[12] On the July 20 episode of Raw, Orton, John Cena and Cesaro defeated Sheamus, Kevin Owens and Rusev.[13] On the July 27 episode of Raw, Sheamus attacked Orton during his match against Owens.[21] On the August 3 episode of Raw, Orton, Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns defeated Sheamus, Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper.[23] On the August 10 episode of Raw, Orton defeated WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins by disqualification after being attacked by Sheamus, therefore not winning the championship. Sheamus then attempted to cash in his Money in the Bank contract on Rollins, but was stopped by Orton.[24] On August 17, it was announced on WWE.com that Orton would face Sheamus at SummerSlam.

On the May 18 episode of Raw, Lana ended her association with Rusev and started a relationship with Dolph Ziggler, turning face in the process.[28] After making numerous unsuccessful attempts to sway Lana from Ziggler, Rusev started a relationship with Summer Rae. On the July 6 episode of Raw, Rusev attacked Ziggler, resulting in Ziggler sustaining a throat injury.[29] On the August 17 episode of Raw, Ziggler returned and attacked Rusev. The same night, it was announced that Ziggler would face Rusev at SummerSlam.[30]

On the August 17 episode of Raw, it was announced that Jon Stewart would be the special guest host for the event.[31]

Event

Preliminary matches

The first match of the event was a Singles match between Randy Orton and Sheamus. During the match, Sheamus attempted to perform a Slingshot Shoulder Block on Orton although Orton caught Sheamus with an RKO, which caused Sheamus to roll out of the Ring. Later, Orton attempted to perform a Punt Kick on Sheamus although Sheamus avoided the move before Sheamus performed White Noise on Orton for a two count. Towards the end of the match, Sheamus attempted to perform a Brogue Kick on Orton although Orton avoided the move. Orton attempted to perform an RKO on Sheamus although Sheamus countered the move before Sheamus performed a Brogue Kick on Orton. Sheamus performed a second Brogue Kick on Orton to win the match.

The second match was a Fatal 4-Way Tag Team match for the WWE Tag Team Championship between The Prime Time Players (Titus O'Neil and Darren Young), The New Day (Big E and Kofi Kingston) (with Xavier Woods), The Lucha Dragons (Kalisto and Sin Cara) and Los Matadores (Diego and Fernando) (with El Torito). Towards the end of the match, O'Neil performed a Double Powerbomb on Kalisto and Sin Cara, who performed a Double Superplex on Fernando. Afterwards, O'Neil performed a Clash of the Titus on Fernando although Big E pulled O'Neil out of the Ring. Kingston covered Fernando to win the match as well as the WWE Tag Team Championship, which began The New Day's second WWE Tag Team Championship reign.

The third match was a Singles Match between Dolph Ziggler (with Lana) and Rusev (with Summer Rae). During the match, Rusev climbed to the Top Rope although Ziggler performed a Sitout Facebuster off the Top Rope on Rusev. Ziggler pinned Rusev although Rusev kicked out at a two count. After, Ziggler applied a Sleeper Hold on Rusev although Rusev ran backwards, which caused Ziggler to collide with a Turnbuckle. Later in the match, Rusev performed a Superkick on Ziggler before Rusev applied the Accolade on Ziggler. Outside the Ring, Lana slapped Summer Rae, which distracted Rusev. Afterwards, Ziggler performed a Superkick on Rusev, which caused Rusev to fall onto the Announce Table. Neither man could re-enter the Ring, resulting in the match ending in a double count-out.

The fourth match was a Tag Team match between Stephen Amell and Neville and Stardust and King Barrett. Towards the end of the match, Neville performed a Phoenix Splash off the Middle Rope on Barrett although Stardust broke up a Pinfall attempt at a two count. Later, Amell performed a Diving Crossbody onto Stardust and Barrett, who were stood outside the Ring. Afterwards, Neville performed a Red Arrow on Barrett to win the match.

The fifth match was a Triple Threat match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship between Ryback, Big Show and The Miz. During the match, Ryback performed Shell Shocked on Big Show before The Miz performed a Skull Crushing Finale on Ryback. Miz covered Ryback although Ryback kicked out at a two count. Towards the end of the match, Big Show performed a KO Punch on Miz before Ryback performed a Clothesline on Big Show, which caused Big Show to fall over the Top Rope outside the Ring. Ryback covered Miz to win the match, which resulted in Ryback retaining the WWE Intercontinental Championship.

The sixth match was a Tag Team match between Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose and The Wyatt Family (Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper). During the match, Ambrose ran across the Announce Tables before Ambrose dove onto Wyatt, who was standing in the Timekeeper's Area. Afterwards, Wyatt performed a Standing Side Slam on Reigns onto the Ring Apron before Harper performed a Suicide Dive on Reigns. Harper performed a Superkick on Reigns, which caused Reigns to fall over the French Announce Table. Later in the match, Ambrose performed a Rebound Lariat, which enabled Ambrose to tag in Reigns whilst Wyatt tagged in Harper. After Reigns fought with Harper, Harper attempted to perform a Powerbomb on Reigns although Reigns caught Harper with a Back Body Drop. Wyatt dove off the Middle Rope although Reigns caught Wyatt with a Superman Punch before Reigns and Ambrose performed a Doomsday Device on Wyatt. Reigns covered Wyatt although Harper broke up the Pinfall at a two count. Later, Reigns performed a Superman Punch on Harper before Reigns and Ambrose performed a Double Powerbomb on Harper. Wyatt attempted to perform Sister Abigail on Ambrose although Ambrose countered the move before Ambrose performed Dirty Deeds on Wyatt. Reigns performed a Spear on Wyatt to win the match.

Main event matches

The seventh match was a Winner Takes All match for both the WWE World Heavyweight Championship and the WWE United States Championship between WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins and WWE United States Champion John Cena. During the match, Rollins performed two Suicide Dives on Cena before Rollins performed a Somersault Plancha on Cena. Afterwards, Cena attempted to perform a Five Knuckle Shuffle on Rollins although Rollins caught Cena with a Kick to Cena's Head. Rollins attempted to perform a Pedigree on Cena although Cena caught Rollins with a Back Body Drop. Rollins attempted to perform a Clothesline on Cena although Cena avoided the move before Cena performed a Springboard Stunner on Rollins. Later, Rollins performed a Running Shooting Star Press on Cena for a two count. After, Rollins performed a Diving Double Foot Stomp on Cena whilst Cena was hung in the Tree of Woe for a two count. Afterwards, Cena performed an Attitude Adjustment on Rollins for a two count. Later in the match, Cena performed a Diving Leg Drop Bulldog on Rollins for a two count. After, Rollins performed a Turnbuckle Powerbomb on Cena before Rollins performed a Frog Splash on Cena for a two count. Later, Rollins performed an Attitude Adjustment on Cena for a two count. After, Rollins attempted to perform a Pedigree on Cena although Cena countered the move before Cena applied the Figure Four Leglock on Rollins. Rollins rolled, resulting in Cena becoming caught in the hold, although Cena touched the Ropes, forcing Rollins to break the hold. Afterwards, Rollins performed a Superplex followed by a Sitout Suplex Slam on Cena for a two count. During Cena's attempt to perform a second Attitude Adjustment on Rollins, Rollins collide with Mike Chioda, who was the Referee, which resulting in Chioda becoming unconscious, before Cena performed a second Attitude Adjustment on Rollins although the Referee could not count the Pinfall. Jon Stewart, the Host of Summerslam, ran to the Ring with a Steel Chair. Stewart caught Cena with a Steel Chair Shot to Cena's Midsection before Rollins performed a Pedigree on Cena onto the Steel Chair. Rollins threw the Steel Chair outside the Ring whilst Mike Chioda regained consciousness. Rollins pinned Cena to win the match, which resulted in Rollins retaining the WWE World Heavyweight Championship as well as winning the WWE United States Championship, beginning Rollins's first WWE United States Championship reign.

The eighth match was a Triple Threat Tag Team Elimination match between Team Bella (WWE Divas Champion Nikki Bella, Brie Bella and Alicia Fox), Team BAD (Naomi, Tamina and Sasha Banks) and Team PCB (Paige, Charlotte and Becky Lynch). During the match, Tamina tacked Lynch into the Ring Apron before Charlotte performed a Spear on Tamina. Naomi performed a Somersault Plancha onto Charlotte and Tamina whilst Banks performed a Somersault Plancha onto Lynch. Nikki performed a Suicide Dive on Naomi whilst Brie performed a Suicide Dive on Lynch. Paige performed a Diving Cannonball Senton onto Charlotte, Naomi, Fox, Tamina, Nikki, Brie, Lynch and Banks. Later, Brie performed a Diving Bella Buster on Tamina for a three count, eliminating Team BAD. Later in the match, Lynch performed a Pumphandle Suplex on Brie for a three count, eliminating Team Bella as well as resulting in Team PCB winning the match.

The ninth match of the event was a Singles match between Kevin Owens and Cesaro. During the match, Owens performed a Somersault Plancha on Cesaro. Whilst Owens argued with Michael Cole, Cesaro performed a Corkscrew Plancha on Owens. Later, Owens performed a Cannonball Sneton on Cesaro whilst Cesaro was leant against the Barricade. Afterwards, Cesaro performed a Gutwrench Suplex off the Top Rope on Owens for a two count. Later, Cesaro performed a Cesaro Swing on Owens before Cesaro applied the Sharpshooter on Owens although Owens touched the Ropes, forcing Cesaro to break the hold. Later in the match, Cesaro performed a Dropkick on Owens whilst Owens was sitting on the Top Rope. Afterwards, Owens pulled Cesaro's Left Leg, which crotched Cesaro on the Top Rope, before Owens performed a Swinging Fisherman Suplex off the Top Rope on Cesaro. After, Owens performed a Pop Up Powerbomb on Cesaro to win the match.

Main Event

The main event was a Singles match between Brock Lesnar (with Paul Heyman) and The Undertaker. During the match, Undertaker attempted to perform a Chokeslam on Lesnar although Lesnar countered the attempt before Lesnar performed three German Suplexes on Undertaker. Lesnar ripped the Cover off the French Announce Table before Undertaker attempted to perform a Last Ride on Lesnar through the French Announce Table although Lesnar countered the attempt before Lesnar performed an F5 on Undertaker through the Spanish Announce Table. Afterwards, Undertaker performed a Chokeslam on Lesnar before Undertaker performed a Tombstone Piledriver on Lesnar for a two count. As the match progressed, Lesnar applied a Kimura Lock on Undertaker although Undertaker held onto the Ring Ropes, forcing Lesnar to break the hold. Not long after, Undertaker performed a Last Ride on Lesnar for a two count. After, Lesnar performed an F5 on Undertaker although Undertaker kicked out at a two count. Lesnar performed a second F5 on Undertaker although Undertaker kicked out at a two count. Towards the end of the match,Undertaker applied Hell's Gate on Lesnar although Lesnar countered the move before Lesnar applied a second Kimura Lock on Undertaker. Undertaker tapped out without Charles Robinson, the Referee, seeing, resulting in the Bell ringing. Whilst Robinson argued with the Timekeeper, Undertaker caught Lesnar with a Low Blow before Undertaker applied Hell's Gate on Lesnar. Lesnar passed out, giving Undertaker the win by Submission.

Reception

The event received mixed reviews, with much of the criticism going to the endings of the "Winner Take All" and the Undertaker/Brock Lesnar matches. Will Purett from Prowrestling.net wrote in his review that he was "infuriated by the finish in Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar" claiming "wrestling finishes in 2015 based on incompetent refereeing are bad ideas." Also, he criticized the idea of the Undertaker as the first man who defeated Lesnar in a singles match since WrestleMania 29, saying that "The Streak, [...] was sacrificed for a retirement tour."[32] Jason Powell, from Prowrestling.net praised the Cena vs. Rollins and the Undertaker vs. Lesnar, but criticized both finishes.[33]

Benjamin Tucker of the Pro Wrestling Torch Newsletter attended in person both WWE SummerSlam and NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn (a day earlier in the same venue). He gave TakeOver a 9.0 score, noting that it was "met with near-universal praise", higher than SummerSlam, which rated 6.5 and "was met with ridicule and scorn by the night's end". Tucker criticized SummerSlam in comparison to TakeOver, saying that "the main show writing could learn something from NXT, not WCW 2000", because "NXT provided simple stories, but they were easy to follow and made the viewer root for the good guys to prevail", in addition to "no chicanery". Yet SummerSlam had convoluted stories, "confusingly-presented characters" and "terrible" swerves. Tucker also felt that none of the SummerSlam matches reached the level of the NXT Women's Championship match the night before, "but the main event was wrestled well, as was Owens-Cesaro, Sheamus-Orton, Rollins-Cena (the probable match of the night)".[34]

It was later announced that WWE would hold similar NXT: TakeOver/SummerSlam/Raw triple-headers at Barclays Center in 2016 and 2017.[7]

Aftermath

After winning the WWE United States Championship and retaining the WWE World Heavyweight Championship against John Cena, Seth Rollins was confronted and attacked by a returning Sting who grabbed the WWE World Heavyweight Championship belt in the air, signalling a challenge for the title on the following night's Raw. The match was set for Night of Champions. Jon Stewart also revealed that he had interfered on behalf of Rollins in order to prevent Cena from tying Ric Flair's record of World championships, who Stewart is a huge fan of. Stewart was confronted by Flair, who told him that he doesn't mind having his record tied or broken from someone who he respects, and John Cena hit Stewart with an Attitude Adjustment before leaving. A rematch for the United States Championship was granted by The Authority as they stated that all championship titles will be on the line, forcing Rollins to defend both titles back-to-back at Night of Champions, at which he lost the United States Championship to Cena but defeated Sting to retain the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.[35]

Following the controversial loss to The Undertaker, Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman called out The Undertaker for one last match that night but instead Bo Dallas appeared and attempted to convince Lesnar to start "Bo-lieving". Lesnar responded by delivering a number of German suplexes on Dallas, and ending the beatdown with an F5 before leaving.[36] At Night of Champions, it was announced that Lesnar and Undertaker would face each other one last time in a Hell in a Cell match at Hell in a Cell.[37]

After Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose's victory over The Wyatt Family, a rematch was booked the following night on Raw. Midway through the match, a mysterious man (later revealed to be Braun Strowman) interfered on behalf of The Wyatt Family. The new Wyatt Family challenged Reigns and Ambrose to a 6-man tag match at Night of Champions. Reigns and Ambrose refused to reveal their partner until right before the match; their mystery partner was Chris Jericho, who passed out to Strowman's bear hug. Thus, The Wyatts defeated them. .[38]

On the following nights Raw, The New Day defeated The Lucha Dragons. After the match, the Dudley Boyz made their return to WWE, performing a 3D on Xavier Woods through a table and confronting The Prime Time Players.[39]

Kevin Owens started setting his sights on the WWE Intercontinental Championship leading to a feud with champion Ryback. On September 7 Raw Owens interrupted Ryback's interview and then attacking him and costing him a Lumberjack match against Seth Rollins on September 10 Smackdown while Owens was one of the Lumberjacks. On September 14 Raw Ryback was granted permission by The Authority to defend the Intercontinental Championship against Owens at Night of Champions. Owens would defeat Ryback at Night of Champions to win the WWE Intercontinental Championship, his first major title since debuting on the main roster.

Results

No. Results Stipulations Times[8]
1 Sheamus defeated Randy Orton Singles match[40] 12:46
2 The New Day (Big E and Kofi Kingston) (with Xavier Woods) defeated The Prime Time Players (Darren Young and Titus O'Neil) (c), The Lucha Dragons (Kalisto and Sin Cara) and Los Matadores (Diego and Fernando) (with El Torito) Fatal 4-Way tag team match for the WWE Tag Team Championship[41] 11:20
3 Dolph Ziggler (with Lana) vs. Rusev (with Summer Rae) ended in a double count-out Singles match[42] 7:05
4 Stephen Amell and Neville defeated Stardust and King Barrett Tag team match[43] 7:40
5 Ryback (c) defeated The Miz and Big Show Triple threat match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship[44] 5:40
6 Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose defeated The Wyatt Family (Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper) Tag team match[45] 11:10
7 Seth Rollins (c) defeated John Cena (c) Singles match for both the WWE World Heavyweight Championship and the WWE United States Championship[46] 20:44
8 Team PCB (Paige, Charlotte and Becky Lynch) defeated Team Bella (Nikki Bella, Brie Bella and Alicia Fox) and Team B.A.D. (Sasha Banks, Naomi and Tamina) Three-team elimination match[47] 15:20
9 Kevin Owens defeated Cesaro Singles match[48] 14:20
10 The Undertaker defeated Brock Lesnar (with Paul Heyman) by submission Singles match[49][50] 21:20
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  • (c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the match
Elimination match
Eliminated Team Eliminated by Method of elimination Time
1 Team B.A.D. Team Bella Tamina was pinned by Brie Bella 6:17
2 Team Bella Team PCB Brie Bella was pinned by Becky Lynch 15:18
Winners Team PCB N/A

See also

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