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Time of India
a day ago
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- Time of India
WWE Night of Champions 2025 Results: Cody Rhodes beats Randy Orton in the King of the Ring match
Cody Rhodes wins the 2025 King of the Ring tournament (Image via WWE) This year's Night of Champions kicked off with a blockbuster showdown as Cody Rhodes faced Randy Orton in the highly anticipated King of the Ring finals. Both superstars made electrifying entrances and received thunderous ovations from the crowd. The atmosphere was absolutely electric, with fans on the edge of their seats and reacting wildly to every move. WWE Night of Champions King of the Ring final results: Cody Rhodes beats the Viper in Saudi Arabia Countdown to Night of Champions: June 28, 2025 The match began with Cody and Randy locking up in a battle for early control. Cody attempted to deliver powerful strikes, but Orton expertly countered, regaining the upper hand. The Viper unleashed some attacks, but Cody quickly turned the momentum with a fierce slam. After few minutes, Cody headed to the top turnbuckle, but was caught by Orton, who executed a massive superplex. However, the move damaged Orton himself, injuring his back and giving Cody a clear target. Seizing the opportunity, the American Nightmare targeted Orton's back, delivering several punishing blows. Orton responded with a signature backbreaker, but it worsened his own injury. Understanding Orton's weakness, Cody continued to target his back, landing a high-impact dropkick from the top rope. He then locked in a neck submission, but Orton managed to break free. The Viper bounced back with classic consecutive clotheslines and attempted a pin, but Cody powered out. Momentum shifted again when Cody delivered a Cody Cutter, but Orton kicked out. After that, Cody hit a devastating Avalanche Cody Cutter, but Orton still managed to survive. Just when Cody seemed to have the match under control, Orton stunned everyone with a vintage DDT. Cody then hits Orton with the Cross Rhodes. Orton, against all odds, kicked out again. As Cody went for another move, Orton shocked the WWE Universe by landing an RKO out of nowhere. He geared up for the brutal Punt Kick and momentarily hesitated, but couldn't stop himself. As he charged in, Cody reversed and locked in the Figure Four Leglock. The Viper countered and applied the same hold on Cody. Both superstars eventually rose to their feet, exchanging blow after blow. Cody attempted a springboard Cody Cutter, but Orton countered with a jaw-dropping RKO. He then removed the turnbuckle pad, intending to slam Cody into it. However, Cody reversed the move and sent Orton crashing into the exposed steel. Seizing the moment, Cody delivered a final Cross Rhodes and pinned Orton to become the 2025 King of the Ring. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
Fox News
21-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
John Cena uses dirty tactics to beat Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41, wins historic 17th WWE title
LAS VEGAS – There was a palpable difference in the way John Cena entered his WrestleMania 41 match against Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship on Sunday night. No colors, no hustle, loyalty and respect and nothing that represented what Cena had built in WWE for his entire career. Instead, it was black and white. It was just John Cena and his pursuit of a 17th WWE championship. Cena's music shook Allegiant Stadium as he walked toward the ring. He held up a towel behind him that read, "the last time is now." Boos rained down from the rafters as if the Las Vegas Raiders blew a playoff game. He may not have wanted any part of Rhodes in the beginning of the match, avoiding entanglements and waiting for the right moment to strike. He did things a typical Cena didn't do – big boots, stiff clotheslines and mudhole stomps. The match turned into a dogfight. Rhodes and Cena going punch for punch in a rivalry that brewed since Cena aligned with The Rock at Elimination Chamber. The fans? Split. Dueling chants of "Let's go Cena" and "Cena sucks" rang out throughout the stadium. Cena at one point couldn't help himself. He tried the Five Knuckle Shuffle but got caught with a poke in the eye from Rhodes. The tables turned. Rhodes hit a Disaster Kick and a Cody Cutter. Cena caught Rhodes with an Attitude Adjustment. After a near fall, Cena then tapped into the Five Knuckle Shuffle. An Attitude Adjustment from the top rope was not enough. Not yet. The match wore on. The crowd was loud. Rhodes played into them and Cena caught him with his finisher and then an STFU submission. Rhodes wouldn't quit. The ref went down and when Rhodes took control, there was no one to count his pin. Cena tried to get a little dirty when he exposed the ring post. He hit an Attitude Adjustment. The ref woke up and counted one, two — nope! Out of nowhere, Travis Scott's music blared. Scott left Rhodes with a black eye at the end of Elimination Chamber and wanted more. Rhodes got wise and turned the tables on Cena. Just as the ref was going to count the pin, Scott took the ref out of the ring. Rhodes challenged Scott to get in the ring and the two stared each other down. Scott tried for a slap but Rhodes hit him with the Cross Rhodes. Cena took the title and tried to hit Rhodes with hit. They tussled and Rhodes took it. He threatened to hit Cena and Cena begged him. He couldn't do it. Cena low blowed Rhodes and hit him with that title. It was Cena's time. He pinned Rhodes and solidified his record-setting 17th title. Rhodes' first title reign ends more than a year after he beat Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40. Follow Fox News Digital's sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
