WWE Summerslam 2025 Night 2 (Aug 3, 2025) Quick Highlights: List of All Winners, Top Performers, and More

The WWE Summerslam 2025 event was staged as a two-night show for the first time in its entire history. Held at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, Night 2 saw quite a few celebrities attending the event alongside the fans, including NBA superstar Tyler Haliburton. Night 1 saw an audience of 53,161 and Night 2 didn't disappoint either, as an audience of 60,561 was inside the arena.

Night 2 also has six matches set for the night, just like Night 1. And fans were going absolutely wild cheering for their favorite wrestlers all throughout the event. The 38th SummerSlam has been chaotic, fun, surprising, and so much more. And as we close the big summer event of WWE, let's take a look at all the winners and top performers of the night.

WWE Women's World Championship

The opening match of Night 2 was a triple-threat fight featuring Naomi vs. IYO SKY vs. Rhea Ripley. Naomi initially wanted the other two to fight it out among themselves before she came in, but Ripley and Sky made an unspoken alliance to take on their opponent first. Naomi was like a beast as she put both Mami and the Japanese superstar through the paces. And though it seemed like things were going to take a turn, Naomi stacked Ripley for a pin to take the win, shocking her opponents as well as the fans.

WWE Tag Team Championship

This match was always going to be the biggest chaos of the night, and it didn't disappoint. Wyatt Sicks - the reigning tag team champions faced 5 other tag teams. #DIY, Street Profits, Fraxiom, Motor City Machine Guns, and the duo of Andrade & Rey Fenix. The TLC match started with all 5 teams attacking the Wyatt Sicks' Dexter Lumis & Joe Gacy. But before long, it was every team for themselves. And at long last, the Wyatt 6 won by retrieving the title belts and retaining their WWE Tag Team Championship.

WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship

The third match-up of the night was Becky Lynch vs. Lyra Valkyria for the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship title. Both women put on power-packed performances, and their third wheel, Bayley, also made a surprise entry. Though she wanted to help Valkyria win against Lynch, Bayley ended up becoming the reason for Lynch retaining the title, when a punch directed at The Man ended up knocking Valkyria out. Thus helping the reigning title holder to take the win once more and leaving Valkyria without any more chances to challenge her opponent for the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship.

WWE United States Championship

The fourth match of Night 2 was for the WWE United States Championship, featuring Solo Sikoa vs. Jacob Fatu. These two have had quite a few face-offs since Fatu decided to break away from Solo Sikoa's faction. And tonight they were on for a brutal Steel Cage fight. Jimmy Uso, who has been helping Fatu out recently also showed up tonight, as did The MFT. The fight finally ended after Tala Tonga kicked the cage door into Fatu, allowing Sikoa to fall out of it, and retaining his title belt.

WWE Intercontinental Championship

Dominik Mysterio vs. AJ Styles has been a long time coming, but because Mysterio was missing in action for quite a while due to his injury, it had to be postponed until now. Styles started by smacking Mysterio around, who responded in kind by raining stomps. comi Mysterio finally hits Styles with the boot and a Frog Splash for the pin and win. Dominik Mysterio is still the WWE Intercontinental Champion.

WWE Undisputed Championship

John Cena vs. Cody Rhodes returns for a Street Fight at SummerSlam, and fans have been waiting for this for months. For the sixth time, Cena has returned to main event SummerSlam - which is also his last SummerSlam, this time facing The American Nightmare. In one of the most wholesome moments in Cena's Farewell tour, the fight ended after Rhodes saluted his hero and hit him with a Cross Rhodes to take the win.


But it wouldn't be WWE if they didn't have a surprise at the end. And just when it seemed like the night would end on a good note, with the crowd cheering for John Cena, even though he lost, none other than Brock Lesnar showed up. His return has been discussed since last year, and with him coming back now to confront Cena, it seems like an old rivalry is getting new flames before it finally comes to an end.

Also Read: WWE SummerSlam 2025 (August 3, 2025) Results: Cody Rhodes defeats GOAT John Cena in brutal Street Fight to win back Undisputed Champion title



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