Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins Headlines WWE SummerSlam Night 2: Live Results & Updates

Night one is in the books, and SummerSlam rolls into its second and final night from U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis with four titles on the line and a rivalry six years in the making finally settled one-on-one.

You can hear what Keila Cash and Salty Scott had to say about night one.

The World Heavyweight Championship headlines as Roman Reigns defends against Seth Rollins for the first time in singles competition since the 2022 Royal Rumble. The two have been tied together since their Shield days, and Rollins has never stopped insisting the title around Reigns' waist is still rightfully his. Expect this one to close the show with Bloodline chaos always lurking as a possibility.

History gets made earlier in the night when five women climb the ladder for the newly created Interim WWE Women's Championship. Charlotte Flair, Jade Cargill, Tiffany Stratton, Chelsea Green and Lash Legend all have a case, and whoever comes down with the belt earns a shot at Rhea Ripley once she's back from injury. With five bodies and one prize hanging above the ring, this has "show-stealer" written all over it.

Elsewhere, Finn Bálor and Sami Zayn settle who challenges CM Punk for the Undisputed WWE Championship — a No. 1 contender's match with real championship-opportunity stakes and no title cushion to fall back on.

The title matches keep coming: Penta defends the Intercontinental Championship against Chad Gable, who brings his Original El Grande Americano luchador pedigree into the mix, while Trick Williams puts the United States Championship on the line against Baron Corbin, back in a WWE ring for the first time in nearly two years.

Closing out the undercard, Danhausen and Dominik Mysterio settle their feud the only way that makes sense for either of them — a Human Monies on a Pole match, because SummerSlam has room for one absurd stipulation among the gold.

Jeremy Finesone and Garrett Gonzales will go live right after night two is over. 

Coverage will start once the night two PLE begins.