It is the night where every championship is defended as we get set for the 2020 edition of Clash of Champions, as we will witness Jey Uso look to pull off one of the biggest upsets against cousin & Universal Champion Roman Reigns.
It is the final pay-per-view of the year as Jinder Mahal looks to become a two-time WWE Champion when he steps into the ring with AJ Styles at the Smackdown exclusive Clash of Champions.
Bayley heads into her first WrestleMania with the toughest test of her career, as she must defend the Raw Women’s Championship against Sasha Banks, Nia Jax and Charlotte Flair in a Fatal 4 Way Elimination match.
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Kevin Owens successfully defended his Universal Championship at the first time of asking, as he defeated Seth Rollins in the main event of a less than exciting Clash of Champions.
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