WWE Clash of Champions Recap

By Brandon Albright, @B_Rock1978

What's up wrestling fans, Triple Threat CLE is back with your WWE Clash of Champions pay per view recap from Sunday night. WWE Clash of Champions was live at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts and was also shown on the WWE Network. All four titles were on the line at the event as was Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn's jobs. Who walked out of the event the winners and losers? Read on and check out the recap!

** Clash of Champions Card **

- Mojo Rawley battled Zack Ryder.
- WWE United States Champion Baron Corbin defended his title against Bobby Roode and Dolph Ziggler in a Triple Threat Match.
- WWE Smackdown Live World Tag Team Champions The Usos defended their titles against The New Day, Shelton Benjamin and Chad Gable and Rusev and Aiden English in a Fatal Four Way Match.
- WWE Smackdown Live Women's Champion Charlotte defended her title against Nattie Neidhart in a LumberJill Match.
- The Bludgeon Brothers battled Breezango.
- Randy Orton and Shinsuke Nakamura battled Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn with Shane McMahon and Daniel Bryan as special guest referees.
- WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles defended his title against Jinder Mahal.

** Clash of Champions PreShow **

- Mojo Rawley vs. Zack Ryder: The first match of the night kicked off on the PreShow. Zack Ryder looked to get revenge on Mojo Rawley, after Mojo turned on Ryder a few weeks back. The match closes out with Mojo in control of Ryder as Ryder tries to make a comeback, but gets shut down. Ryder finally beats down Mojo in the corner and hits two straight Broski Boots for a near fall on Mojo. Mojo drills Ryder with a running punch, knocking out Ryder for the pinfall. After the match, Mojo talks trash to Ryder while he's down and out.

** Clash of Champions **

- "WWE United States Championship, Triple Threat Match": Baron Corbin (c) vs. Dolph Ziggler vs. Bobby Roode: The first match of the pay per view saw Baron Corbin defending his WWE United States Championship in a Triple Threat Match. The match closes out with Roode tossing Corbin outside and blocking a Ziggler super kick. Roode hits the Glorious DDT on Ziggler and goes for the cover. Corbin runs back into the ring, but Roode sees him and sends Corbin back outside. Corbin pulls Roode outside and hits a choke slam/back breaker combo. Corbin tosses Roode back into the ring and then hits End of Days. Ziggler comes out of nowhere and hits the Zig Zag on Corbin to score the pinfall and win the title.

- "WWE Smackdown Live World Tag Team Championship, Fatal Four Way Match": The Usos (c) vs. The New Day vs. Shelton Benjamin and Chad Gable vs. Rusev and Aiden English: The second match of the night saw The Usos defending their tag team titles in a Fatal Four Way Match. The match closes out with Rusev nailing the Machka Kick on Big E, stomping on Big E's back and then locking in The Accolade submission. Big E powers out, but Rusev repositions himself, reapplies The Accolade and looks to be choking Big E out. Gable hits the ring, breaks the submission and german suplexes Rusev. English hits the ring, misses a charge on Gable and gets a german suplex. Gable and Big E slug it out until Gable goes behind Big E and hits another german suplex. Jimmy hits the ring, charges, misses and Gable with a near fall rollup. Jey hits the ring and takes off Gable's head with an Uso Kick. Uso Splash off the top rope and The Usos score the pinfall and retain their titles.

- "WWE Smackdown Live Women's Championship, LumberJill Match": Charlotte (c) vs. Nattie Neidhart: The third match of the night saw Charlotte defend her title in a LumberJill Match, with the entire Smackdown Live women's division surrounding the ring. The match closes out with all the women brawling at ringside and Naomi hitting a suicide dive. Ruby Riot distracts Charlotte and Tamina kicks Charlotte in the head. Nattie locks Charlotte in the Sharpshooter submission. Charlotte reaches for the ropes and finally grabs them as The Riot Squad yelled at Charlotte to tap out. Charlotte again gets pulled outside and attacked by the heels of the women's division. The faces run around and help Charlotte, starting another big brawl. Charlotte gets tossed into the ring as Carmella follows with her Money In The Bank briefcase. Before Carmella can cash in she gets beat down by The Riot Squad. Charlotte hits the moonsault off the top rope taking everyone out outside. Back in the ring, Nattie goes for The Sharpshooter, but Charlotte counters and makes Nattie tap out to the Figure Eight submission to retain the title. After the match, Nattie has a mental breakdown, accuses Charlotte of getting ahead because of the Flair name and says she's turning her back on the fans since we've all turned our backs on her.

- The Bludgeon Brothers vs. Breezango: The fourth match of the night saw Breezango and The Bludgeon Brothers go one on one. The match closes out with Breezango trying to take control, but Tyler Breeze gets dropped on the floor. Harper unloads on Fandango and then Rowan hits a clubbing forearm. Rowan grabs Breeze and drops him face first on the apron. The Bludgeon Brothers hit a double team power bomb on Fandango and then the double team Crucifix Bomb for the pinfall. After the match, The Bludgeon Brothers promise that the future holds more bludgeoning, more pain, more fear and the end of the beginning is the beginning of the end.

- Randy Orton and Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn, with Shane McMahon and Daniel Bryan as Special Guest Referees: The fifth match of the night saw Orton and Nakamura battle Owens and Zayn, with Shane McMahon and Daniel Bryan as referees. This match also had Owens and Zayn's jobs at stake. If Owens and Zayn lost then they would be fired from the WWE. The match closes out with Owens frog splashing Nakamura through the announcers table. Orton hits a power slam on Zayn and then the draping DDT. Orton hits the RKO on Zayn and covers. Before Shane can count the three, Owens shoves Bryan into Shane, stopping the count. Bryan and Shane argue as Orton hits the RKO on Owens. Zayn rolls up Orton and then he and Orton trade rollups back and forth as Shane and Bryan take turns making the count. Zayn rolls up Orton again and Shane counts to two and stops before a legit three, screwing over Zayn. Shane and Bryan start arguing again about what Shane just did. Orton goes for an RKO on Zayn, but Zayn counters and rolls up Orton. Bryan makes a fast three count and awards the match to Owens and Zayn before Shane can stop him.

- "WWE World Heavyweight Championship Match": AJ Styles (c) vs. Jinder Mahal: The main event of the show saw Styles defending his WWE World Heavyweight Championship against Jinder Mahal. The match closes out with Mahal attempting a Super Cobra Clutch Slam, but Styles counters and hits a Pele Kick. Styles hits a springboard 450 Splash and The Singh Brothers try to pull Mahal to safety. Styles suicide dives onto The Singh Brothers and hits a Styles Clash on one, laying out both brothers. Mahal ducks the Phenomenal Forearm and nails Styles in the back of the head with a knee. Mahal hits the Cobra Clutch Slam, but Styles kicks out at two and a half. Mahal mocks Styles and sets him up for his own Styles Clash finisher. Styles counters out and traps Mahal in the Calf Crusher submission. Mahal reaches for the ropes, but Styles flips Mahal over back into the middle of the ring and reapplies the Calf Crusher submission. Mahal fights for a second and then finally taps out, giving Styles the victory to retain the title. 

WWE Clash of Champions Preview

By Brandon Albright, @B_Rock1978

What's up wrestling fans, Triple Threat CLE returns with the WWE Clash of Champions pay per view preview for this Sunday night's event, live at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. If you can't catch the show live on the WWE Network, just check out Triple Threat CLE on Monday afternoon as the recap of the show will be provided.

- "WWE World Heavyweight Championship Match": AJ Styles (c) vs. Jinder Mahal: Last month, AJ Styles defeated Jinder Mahal on an episode of Smackdown Live to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. The following week, Jinder Mahal announced that he was getting his rematch against Styles at WWE Clash of Champions. Styles accepted the challenge and then fought off an attempted attack from The Singh Brothers. Styles went on to battle The Singh Brothers in a handicap match and was attacked by The Singh Brothers and Jinder Mahal. Styles defeated The Singh Brothers and then chased off Mahal after the match. One week before WWE Clash of Champions, The Singh Brothers tried to convince Styles that they were no longer aligning themselves with Mahal due to his unfair treatment of them. Styles saw right through the trick and laid out The Singh Brothers as Mahal appeared and stared down Styles. Later in the night, backstage announcer Renee Young, attempted to interview Styles, when he was suddenly attacked and laid out by Mahal and The Singh Brothers.

- "WWE United States Championship, Triple Match Match": Baron Corbin (c) vs. Bobby Roode vs. Dolph Ziggler: Baron Corbin began having his problems with Bobby Roode during a lumberjack match on Smackdown Live, which saw Corbin accidentally hit Roode, starting a brawl. Roode challenged Corbin for the WWE United States Championship the following week, but Corbin laughed off the challenge. Shane McMahon and Daniel Bryan stepped in and officially announced the Triple Threat Match for WWE Clash of Champions between Corbin, Roode and Dolph Ziggler with the title on the line. All three men met face to face the following week and Ziggler bragged that he was added to the match because of all of his past accomplishments in the WWE, which was more than what Corbin and Roode have done combined. Later in the night, Roode battled Corbin in a non title match, but it ended in a No Contest, as Ziggler laid out both men with the Zig Zag. One week before WWE Clash of Champions, Corbin battled Ziggler in a non title match, which also ended in a No Contest, as Roode laid out both men with the Glorious DDT.

- "WWE Smackdown Live World Tag Team Championship, Fatal Four Way Match": The Usos (c) vs. The New Day vs. Shelton Benjamin and Chad Gable vs. Rusev and Aiden English: Benjamin and Gable won a Fatal Four Way Match to earn themselves a tag team title match against The Usos on Smackdown Live. Benjamin and Gable went on to defeat The Usos, however, it was by countout, which titles don't change hands on a count out. Benjamin and Gable traded one on one wins with The Usos, while The New Day also snuck in a non title victory of their own on The Usos. Shane McMahon and Daniel Bryan announced a Triple Threat Match at WWE Clash of Champions between The Usos, Benjamin and Gable and The New Day for the tag team titles. Two weeks before WWE Clash of Champions, Rusev and Aiden English defeated The New Day in tag team action and then defeated The Usos one week before WWE Clash of Champions in a non title match. Shane McMahon and Daniel Bryan officially changed the tag team title match at WWE Clash of Champions to a Fatal Four Way Match and added Rusev and Aiden English to the match.

- "WWE Smackdown Live Women's Championship, Lumberjill Match": Charlotte (c) vs. Nattie Neidhart: Last month, Charlotte defeated Nattie Neidhart to win the WWE Smackdown Live Women's Championship in her hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina. Nattie would get her rematch, however, the debut of The Riot Squad ruined Nattie's chances of winning back the title. Shane McMahon and Daniel Bryan announced that Nattie Neidhart would get her rematch against Charlotte at WWE Clash of Champions. The rest of the women's division complained to Daniel Bryan about Nattie Neidhart getting another shot at the title when they all felt like they deserved to be the next challengers. Bryan settled the debate by making the whole women's division lumberjills for the title match at WWE Clash of Champions and none of them would get title shots at the moment. Charlotte faced Tamina two weeks before WWE Clash of Champions and then Ruby Riot one week before WWE Clash of Champions with both matches ending in a women's division brawl.

- Randy Orton and Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn, with Shane McMahon and Daniel Bryan as Special Guest Referees: Last month at WWE Survivor Series, Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn attacked Shane McMahon during the men's 5-On-5 Elimination Match, which Smackdown Live ended up losing. Shane McMahon was about to fire Owens and Zayn, but Daniel Bryan saved their jobs and put them in a match later that night as punishment instead. Later that night, Owens and Zayn defeated The New Day in a Lumberjack Match and then begged Bryan to not fire them. Bryan said he wouldn't, but Owens would face Randy Orton the following week. Owens went onto defeat Orton, after Zayn interfered and cost Orton the match. Shane McMahon then announced that Owens and Zayn would battle Randy Orton and Shinsuke Nakamura at WWE Clash of Champions in a tag team match. Later that night, Orton defeated Zayn, but got attacked by Owens and Zayn until Nakamura made the save. Shane McMahon then announced that he would serve as the special guest referee at WWE Clash of Champions after all the chaos in the Zayn vs. Orton match. Shane then announced that if Owens and Zayn lost at WWE Clash of Champions then they would be fired from the WWE. One week before WWE Clash of Champions, Owens defeated Nakamura after the referee was knocked out and Daniel Bryan took over as the referee. Daniel Bryan then announced that he also would be a special guest referee in the tag team match at WWE Clash of Champions. 

- The Bludgeon Brothers vs. Breezango: Breezango had been predicting for months during their Fashion Files segments that Luke Harper and Erick Rowan were out to get them. The Ascension were originally thought to have been behind the whole thing, but tried to befriend Breezango to prove their innocence. The Ascension sacrificed themselves to a beat down by The Bludgeon Brothers and then convinced Breezango to finally meet The Bludgeon Brothers at WWE Clash of Champions to settle things once and for all.

- Mojo Rawley vs. Zack Ryder: After Zack Ryder returned from injury over the summer, The Hype Bros reformed, but hit a losing streak and appeared to be having problems. After losing to The Bludgeon Brothers two weeks in a row, Mojo finally snapped and beat down Ryder from behind. Mojo then stated that he was doing fine on his own in singles action until Ryder came back and made things difficult. Ryder would go on to challenge Mojo and the match was made official for WWE Clash of Champions.

WWE Clash Of Champions Recap #WWEClash #ClashOfChampions

By Brandon Albright, @B_Rock1978

Wrestling Lockup with Brandon, brought to you by Triple Threat CLE brings you the WWE Clash Of Champions recap from last night's show.

WWE Clash Of Champions was live at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana. The show was live on the WWE Network, but if you missed the show than that's where I come in and deliver you the recap. Every single RAW represented title was on the line plus a few other matches thrown in. Just exactly who walked out champion? Continue reading and find out for yourself.

** Pre-Show **

- Backstage, Sasha Banks says tonight she becomes a two time WWE RAW Women's Champion and payback will be punching Charlotte in the face. Dana Brooke interrupts and says Charlotte will injure Sasha permanently tonight. Sasha doesn't understand why Dana still sides with Charlotte do to how she's treated. Sasha then promises to put Dana on the DL. 

- Backstage, Sami Zayn runs down his accomplishments, from winning the NXT World Championship, to wrestling at Wrestlemania and to finally beating Kevin Owens at Battleground. Zayn says his best day will be beating Owens for the WWE Universal Championship and tonight he wants the old on top of his game Chris Jericho for their match.

- Nia Jax vs. Alicia Fox: The match closes out with Alicia escaping a half nelson chin lock by kicking Nia in the face. Alicia hits a back elbow, a series of elbows and a leaping knee. Nia dumps Alicia on the apron, but Alicia hits a stunner. Alicia hits a top rope cross body for a near fall on Nia and then hits a scissors kick for another near fall. Nia splashes Alicia and then hits the corner stink face. Nia plants Alicia with a Samoan Drop and scores the pinfall, staying undefeated on the main roster.
Winner: Nia Jax, by pinfall.

** WWE Clash Of Champions **

- "WWE RAW World Tag Team Championship Match": The New Day (c) vs. Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson: The match closes out with Anderson getting a near fall spine buster on Kofi. Gallows counters a Kofi SOS with a choke slam for a near fall. Kofi sends Gallows outside and hits Trouble In Paradise on Anderson. Big E tags in and hits the Big Ending on Anderson for a near fall. Kofi hits a springboard back elbow on Gallows outside. The referee gets distracted allowing Woods to hit Anderson in the face with his trombone. Kofi and Big E hit the Midnight Hour on Anderson and score the pinfall.
Winners: The New Day, by pinfall, to retain the WWE RAW World Tag Team Championship.

- "WWE Cruiserweight Championship Match": TJ Perkins (c) vs. Brian Kendrick: The match closes out with Perkins hitting a wrecking ball drop kick and then goes for the 450 splash. Kendrick rolls out of the way and goes for the Bully Choke submission. Perkins counters out and locks in a knee bar submission. Kendrick escapes and hits Slice Bread on Perkins for a near fall. Perkins connects with a side kick on Kendrick and reapplies the knee bar. Kendrick eventually taps out and Perkins retains the title. After the match, Perkins and Kendrick shake hands what looks to be respectfully, but Kendrick turns heel and connects with a headbutt on Perkins.
Winner: TJ Perkins, by submission, to retain the WWE Cruiserweight Championship.

- "Best of Seven Series, Match #7": Sheamus vs. Cesaro: The match closes out with Cesaro hitting a leaping uppercut and follows that with a drop kick sending Sheamus to the apron. Sheamus dumps Cesaro on the apron and then misses a flying axe handle off the top rope as Cesaro counters with a uppercut in mid-air. Sheamus hits White Noise on Cesaro, but Cesaro comes back and sends Sheamus into the ring post. Cesaro hits a clothesline and he and Sheamus flip over the barricade and into the crowd. Sheamus and Cesaro are both knocked out forcing the referee to stop the match. Sheamus gets helped to the back by WWE Medical as Cesaro comes to and wants to keep fighting.
Winner: No Contest

- Chris Jericho vs. Sami Zayn: The match closes out with Zayn countering the Lionsault by getting his knees up. Zayn then counters a tiger suplex with a tornado DDT for a near fall. Zayn goes for the Helluva Kick, but Jericho rolls outside. Zayn hits a corner tornado DDT and then goes for the Helluva Kick again. Jericho ducks and goes for the Code Breaker. Zayn counters and hits an exploder suplex on Jericho. Zayn again attempts the Helluva Kick, but Jericho counters with the Walls Of Jericho submission. Zayn slips out and gets a near fall rollup up on Jericho. Jericho goes for a top rope flying axe handle, but Zayn counters with a Blue Thunder Bomb for a near fall. Jericho catches Zayn with a snapping Code Breaker and scores the pinfall.
Winner: Chris Jericho, by pinfall.

- "WWE RAW Women's Championship, Triple Threat Match": Charlotte (c) vs. Sasha Banks vs. Bayley: The match closes out with Charlotte hitting a double moonsault for a near fall. Charlotte hits Natural Selection on Sasha, but Sasha comes back and traps Charlotte in the Banks Statement submission. Dana Brooke reaches in and pulls Charlotte outside to safety. Bayley gets a near fall rollup on Sasha. Sasha counters Bayley To Belly and shoves Bayley in the corner. Sasha knocks out Dana Brooke on the apron and traps Charlotte in the Banks Statement submission. Bayley breaks it up, but gets trapped in the Banks Statement submission next. Charlotte breaks it up and sends Sasha back first into the outside barricade. Bayley gets a near fall rollup on Charlotte. Charlotte hits a big boot on Bayley, who crashes into Sasha, sending Sasha flying out of the ring. Charlotte hits another big boot on Bayley and scores the pinfall to retain the title.
Winner: Charlotte, by pinfall, to retain the WWE RAW Women's Championship.

- "WWE United States Championship Match": Rusev (c) vs. Roman Reigns: The match closes out with Reigns hitting the Superman Punch for a near fall. Lana gets on the apron for the distraction and allows Rusev to get a near fall axe kick on Reigns. Rusev unloads a series of kicks on Reigns and then goes for The Accolade submission. Reigns blocks it and gets a near fall spear on Rusev, as Lana pulled the referee out of the ring before three. The referee wasn't having it so he ejected Lana from ringside. Reigns hits the Drive By dropkick on Rusev and then another Drive By drop kick on the announcers table. Reigns goes for the spear, but Rusev counters and plants a thrust kick on Reigns for a near fall. Rusev traps Reigns in The Accolade submission, but Reigns powers out of the submission. Rusev pokes Reigns in the eyes and shoves Reigns into the corner. Reigns charges out, drills Rusev with the spear and scores the pinfall to win the title.
Winner: Roman Reigns, by pinfall, to win the WWE United States Championship.

- "WWE Universal Championship Match": Kevin Owens (c) vs. Seth Rollins: The match closes out with Rollins hitting a flying knee on Owens and then gets a near fall frog splash. Chris Jericho arrives at ringside and immediately distracts Rollins. Owens lands a kick on Rollins and then lands a near fall side slam. Rollins tosses Owens into Jericho and then gets a near fall Pedigree on Owens, after Jericho placed Owens' foot on the bottom rope. Rollins chases Jericho and then counters an Owens Pop Up Power Bomb, but takes out the referee on accident.

Owens plants a super kick on Rollins as Jericho gets in the ring and attacks Rollins. Rollins fights back, tosses Jericho outside and then hits a suicide dive on Jericho. Rollins tosses Owens outside and then hits a suicide dive on Owens. Stephanie McMahon arrives with another referee just as Owens attacks Rollins and hits the Pop Up Power Bomb to score the pinfall and retain the title.
Winner: Kevin Owens, by pinfall, to retain the WWE Universal Championship.

WWE Clash Of Champions Preview

By Brandon Albright, @B_Rock1978

Wrestling Lockup with Brandon, brought to you by Triple Threat CLE brings you the WWE Clash Of Champions Preview.

WWE Clash Of Champions takes place live at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse, in Indianapolis, Indiana and of course you can catch it live on the WWE Network. WWE debuts Clash Of Champions with its first event as a RAW only event, which is replacing the yearly Night Of Champions pay per view. Every WWE title on the RAW roster will be defended tonight on the card.

- "WWE Universal Championship Match": Kevin Owens (c) vs. Seth Rollins: After Finn Balor had to vacate the WWE Universal Championship, a Fatal Four Elimination Match went down to decide a new champion. During the match, Triple H, who hasn't been seen in five months, returned and screwed over Roman Reigns and then afterward did the unthinkable. Many thought Triple H returned to help Seth Rollins, but to everyone's surprise, Triple H turned on Rollins with a Pedigree and helped Kevin Owens win the title. RAW GM Mick Foley immediately took action and made Seth Rollins the #1 contender, due to Triple H's screw job. Kevin Owens defends the WWE Universal Championship and looks to prove that he can retain the title without any assistance. Seth Rollins looks to take the championship, prove that Owens can't get the job done alone and return to being the face of the WWE that he owned all last summer. But.....what about Triple H? Triple H hasn't been seen since screwing over Rollins. Will we see the COO of WWE and mastermind behind NXT return again tonight?

- "WWE United States Championship Match": Rusev (c) vs. Roman Reigns: Rusev and Roman Reigns have been locked in a feud with each other over the summer. Reigns originally challenged Rusev for a shot at the championship while interrupting Rusev and Lana's wedding celebration. Rusev said no and Lana ended up going face first into their wedding cake. Rusev faced Reigns one on one a week later and looked to avenge his wife for being humiliated by Reigns. Reigns defeated Rusev by pinfall with a spear and was also guaranteed a title shot at Summer Slam. The match at Summer Slam never took place as Reigns viciously attacked Rusev before the match, put the big Russian on the DL and was forced to the backstage area by WWE Officials. Rusev returned weeks later and viciously attacked Reigns after Reigns came up short in a #1 contenders opportunity against Kevin Owens. Reigns will now look to again avenge his attack with a title shot tonight. Can Reigns defeat Rusev and bring the WWE United States Championship back to America? Will Rusev finally defeat Reigns, avenge Lana and keep the title secure in Russia?

- "WWE RAW World Tag Team Championship Match": The New Day (c) vs. Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson: Last month at Summer Slam, Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston battled Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson for the tag team titles. The match ended with The Club winning by DQ after Big E returned from his groin injury and got revenge on The Club. The Club received a rematch for the titles at Clash Of Champions a week later, due to winning by DQ at Summer Slam. The Club also battled The New Day in a non title match two weeks before Clash Of Champions and defeated New Day by pinfall. Will The Club finally capture the WWE World Tag Team Championship that has been evading them since they arrived in the WWE? Can The New Day defeat The Club and continue on as the longest reigning WWE RAW World Tag Team Champions?

- "WWE RAW Women's Championship, Triple Threat Match": Charlotte (c) vs. Sasha Banks vs. Bayley: Charlotte and Sasha Banks have been locked in a feud over the summer. Sasha defeated Charlotte on RAW's first show after the draft, to win the WWE RAW Women's Championship. Charlotte got her rematch at Summer Slam, won back the WWE RAW Women's Championship and also injured Sasha's back during the match. Sasha returned in September, teased a possible retirement, but fooled Dana Brooke with her speech and beat down Dana. Sasha promised that she was coming for Charlotte next to win back the title. Sasha then went on to defeat Bayley and Dana Brooke in a Triple Threat Match, making Sasha the official #1 contender to the championship. Or so we thought. Controversy surrounded the match as it appeared that Sasha and Bayley pinned each other at one time in the match. So Mick Foley made it a Triple Threat Match with the Women's Championship on the line. Will Sasha avenge her loss at Summer Slam, avenge the back injury Charlotte caused her and win back the WWE Women's Championship? Will Bayley surprise everyone and win the title early in her main roster debut. Will Charlotte continue to dominate the women's division, defeat Sasha and Bayley and continue to do it with Flair?

- "WWE Cruiserweight Championship Match": TJ Perkins (c) vs. Brian Kendrick: The highly successful WWE 32 Man Cruiserweight Classic Tournament concluded a few weeks back. The tournament saw TJ Perkins survive all the way to the end, winning the tournament and becoming the first ever WWE Cruiserweight Champion. The veteran Brian Kendrick was also in the tournament and made it all the way to the Final 8 before coming up short handed. Last week on RAW, Mick Foley held a Cruiserweight Fatal Four Way #1 Contender match as the Cruiserweight Division officially kicked off on RAW. Brian Kendrick won the Fatal Four Way and now moves on to Clash Of Champions to battle TJ Perkins. Can the up start Cruiserweight Champion TJ Perkins continue to turn heads in the Cruiserweight Division with his high flying style? Can the veteran and graduate of the Shawn Michaels School of Wrestling, Brian Kendrick, jump start his career as a Cruiserweight Champion?

- Chris Jericho vs. Sami Zayn: What are best friends for? They are for attacking and beating up your former best friends. Chris Jericho has been best buddies with Kevin Owens the past few months and has stuck up for the WWE Universal Champion whenever he gets the chance to open his mouth. Jericho invited Owens' former best friend Sami Zayn to be a guest on the Highlight Reel a few weeks back and chaos broke out. After Jericho and Zayn traded insults at each other, Jericho busted a cell phone over Zayn's head and then laid Zayn out with a Code Breaker. Zayn, however, would get the last laugh as RAW GM Mick Foley announced that Jericho would meet Zayn at Clash Of Champions to settle this feud. Can Jericho defeat Zayn or do one better and end Zayn's career to make Kevin Owens happy? Will Zayn get his revenge for the head shot with the cell phone and Code Breaker and finally shut Jericho up?

- "Best Of Seven Series, Match #7": Sheamus vs. Cesaro: Sheamus and Cesaro have been locked in a major feud during the late summer. RAW GM Mick Foley pitted both men against each other in a best of seven series to determine which superstar was the best. Last month at Summer Slam, Sheamus and Cesaro kicked off match #1 and concluded with Sheamus picking up the win and taking the 1-0 lead. Sheamus would then go on to take the next two matches and take the commanding 3-0 lead. Cesaro, with a back injury and his will to not give up, came back, took the next three matches in a row and tied the series at 3-3. Match #7 was made official at Clash Of Champions to finally decide a winner. Can Cesaro pull off the unthinkable comeback and take the series? Can Sheamus finally find a way to take down the Swiss Superman and not end up choking worse than the Golden State Warriors?

- Nia Jax vs. Alicia Fox: The monster Nia Jax arrived on the main roster at the WWE Brand Extension Draft back in July and has been destroying every up and comer that has stepped up to her. Last week on RAW, Nia faced the women's division veteran Alicia Fox in a one on one match. Alicia did her best and held her own against the new comer Nia Jax, but Alicia ended up getting speared by Nia right through the outside barricade. RAW GM Mick Foley decided to give Alicia a rematch against Nia Jax on the Clash Of Champions Pre-Show, so she could get another shot at the monster. Can the veteran Alicia Fox out fox Nia Jax and hand her a first main roster defeat? Will Nia Jax make quick and easy work of Alicia Fox just like her recent main roster opponents in the past?