Roman Reigns defeats Jey Uso: Clash of Champions September 27th

Result: Roman Reigns defeats Jey Uso

Match:

• Jey Uso hit the superkick and a big splash. Roman kicked out, but connected with a low blow in the process.
• Roman followed up with a spear, but he didn’t take the cover. Reigns told Jey to call him his chief, but Jey refused. That led to Roman hitting another spear and putting Jey’s face in the camera. Uso said not today.
• Jimmy Uso came down with a towel. Roman offered to have Jimmy come in and acknowledge Roman as the head of the table. Jey pleaded with Jimmy not to throw in the towel.
• Roman pulled Jey back to the center of the ring and just threw down punch after punch. Jimmy threw in the towel and dove in front of Jey. Jimmy told Roman he’s the tribal chief “if that’s what you need to hear.”

All Matches from Clash of Champions September 27th

• Full Results
  • Bayley v. Nikki Cross – Smackdown Championship – Canceled
  • Bayley v. Asuka – Smackdown Championship
  • Jeff Hardy v. AJ Styles v. Sami Zayn – Ladder Match for Intercontinental Championship
  • Cesaro and Nakamura v. Lucha House Party – Smackdown Tag Titles
  • Roman Reigns v. Jey Uso – Universal Championship
  • Asuka v. Zelina Vega – Raw Championship
  • Street Profits v. Andrade and Angel Garza – Raw Tag Titles
  • Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler v. Riott Squad – Canceled
  • Bobby Lashley v. Apollo Crews – United States Championship
  • Drew McIntyre v. Randy Orton – Ambulance Match for Universal Championship

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