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WWE Wrestlepalooza Results — September 20, 2025
Full WWE results for September 20, 2025 in Indianapolis, IN. Match card, winners, methods, and championship updates.
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September 20, 2025 — Indianapolis, INEvent Time: Sat, Sep 20, 11:00 PM UTC
Event Recap
Wrestlepalooza 2025 was WWE’s first premium live event broadcast exclusively on the ESPN App in the U.S., marking a major milestone in the company’s partnership with ESPN and a big showcase of top stars across the roster. The card was heavy with character-driven rivalries and title stakes, from a blockbuster Brock Lesnar vs. John Cena opener that lived up to its hype, to a championship-deciding Women’s World Title match and high-impact tag and singles spots throughout the night. The event culminated with Cody Rhodes retaining the Undisputed WWE Championship in the main event, closing the show with both star power and ongoing storyline threads heading into the fall season.
Match Results
+3
On minor PLE card: +3
+9
Winning minor PLE match: +6
On minor PLE card: +3
Summary
Legendary rivals Brock Lesnar and John Cena squared off in a hard-hitting opening bout that saw Lesnar portrayed as an unstoppable force. Cena hit multiple Attitude Adjustments and attempted his Five Knuckle Shuffle, but Lesnar powered up and unloaded a series of F-5s to take control. Ultimately Lesnar hit six F-5s and scored a decisive pinfall, then even F-5ed the referee and Cena after the bell. The dominant victory reinforced Lesnar’s beastly persona while nudging Cena further along his farewell tour arc.
Summary
In a physical tag team encounter with LA Knight serving as special guest referee, The Vision went head-to-head with the veteran Usos. The match saw plenty of chaos and brawling — including weapons and outside action — before Breakker speared both Usos through a table in the corner. Reed then connected with his signature Tsunami splash to pin Jey and secure the win for The Vision. The victory signaled momentum for Breakker and Reed’s tag efforts and continued struggles for The Usos.
+3
On minor PLE card: +3
New Champion
+14
Title win: +5
Winning minor PLE match: +6
On minor PLE card: +3
Summary
Two of WWE’s premier women’s competitors battled for the vacant Women’s World Title in a back-and-forth match that centered on SKY’s agility versus Vaquer’s power and strategic targeting of the knee. Vaquer repeatedly hit her dragon screw leg attack and capitalized on a missed moonsault from SKY. After wearing down her opponent, Vaquer connected with a Spiral Tap to score the three-count and become the new Women’s World Champion. The hard-earned victory marked Vaquer’s first major singles gold.
Summary
AJ Lee made her official in-ring return to WWE in over a decade alongside her husband, CM Punk, against the team of Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch. The match featured a mix of submission attempts and high drama, including Rollins and Lynch briefly taking control with double Pedigrees and strike combinations. Ultimately, AJ Lee locked in the Black Widow on Lynch, forcing Lynch to tap and giving Punk and Lee the win. The successful comeback performance by Lee electrified the crowd and added a memorable moment to Wrestlepalooza.
Main Event
Champion Retains
+25
Title defense: +4
Winning minor PLE main event: +12
Main eventing minor PLE: +9
+9
Main eventing minor PLE: +9
Summary
The main event saw Cody Rhodes defend his Undisputed WWE Title against Drew McIntyre in a stiff, physical match. McIntyre appeared to be in control at multiple points, even hitting a Claymore attempt, but ultimately suffered misfortune when a table spot went awry, injuring his leg. Rhodes capitalized with a Cross Rhodes for the pinfall, closing Wrestlepalooza with his championship intact.