2019 WWE CLASH OF CHAMPIONS PARTICIPANTS’ PPV HISTORY

 

 

 

As I do every month, it’s time to look at this weekend’s Clash of Champions Pay-Per-View and see the history of all of the participants, as well as other facts about 2019. Even though WWE has Night of Champions & Clash of Champions in 2 separate sections on WWE Network, I will continue to combine them, since Clash replaced Night and has the same theme. This goes on the same line as Taboo Tuesday being replaced by Cyber Sunday. To see the entire history of Clash/Night of Champions, visit the Clash/Night of Champions History HERE. And for any feedback or comments about this, comment below or tweet me (@hbkid718). Thanks.

This year will be the 1^st Clash of Champions event since 2017. Even though there was no Clash of Champions in 2018, if someone competed in 2017 & is competing again this year, I will count it as consecutive since they competed on the most recent Clash of Champions event. It will be the 1^st PPV since WrestleMania 35 on April 7 that every title will be defended.

Since no opening match has been announced, here are the facts about it. If the United States Championship opens Clash of Champions, it will be the 2^nd event in a row after 2017, & only the 2^nd time that happened. If the Intercontinental Championship opens Clash of Champions, it will be the 1^st time since 2015 & 5^th time in History. If a Tag Team Championship opens Clash of Champions, it will be the 1^st time since 2016, & 6^th time in History. The Women’s, Cruiserweight, WWE, or Universal Title has never opened Clash of Champions. If the Raw Tag Team Title opens, it will be Dolph Ziggler & Robert Roode’s 2^nd opener in a row & would be Ziggler’s 3^rd opener. If the Smackdown Tag Team Title opens, it will be Big E’s 1^st opener since 2016. If the Intercontinental Title opens, it will be The Miz’s 1^st opener since 2012 & his 4^th opener, which would tie him with Kofi Kingston for most Night/Clash of Champions openers in History. No one else on the card has competed in an opener at Clash of Champions. No Non-Title Match has ever opened a Night/Clash of Champions.

Since no Kickoff Match has been announced, here are the facts. No Title has ever been defended in a Pre-Show/Kickoff Match in Night/Clash of Champions History. No wrestler on the card have competed in a Pre-Show/Kickoff Match at Night/Clash of Champions.

WWE UNIVERSAL CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: WWE RAW TAG TEAM & UNIVERSAL CHAMPION SETH ROLLINS VS WWE RAW TAG TEAM CHAMPION BRAUN STROWMAN

This will be the 19^th or 20^th WWE, World, or Universal Championship Match in Night/Clash of Champions History & the 11^th event in a row, but 2^nd Universal Championship Match in History & the 1^st since 2016, & the 10^th Universal Title Match of 2019, the 1^st since SummerSlam on August 11, & the 7^th PPV in a row in 2019. WWE, World, & Universal Titles have changed hands 7 times in Night/Clash of Champions History with the last title change taking place in 2013 when Daniel Bryan defeated Randy Orton, but the Universal Title has never changed hand at Night/Clash of Champions, & the Universal Title has changed hands 4 times in 2019, with the last title change taking place at SummerSlam on August 11, when Seth Rollins defeated Brock Lesnar. This will be the 1^st time since 2013 that there will be multiple World Title Matches at a Night/Clash of Champions. This will be the 10^th time that a WWE, World, or Universal Title Match was the main event of a Night/Clash of Champions & 7^th event in a row. This will be Seth Rollins’ 4^th Night/Clash of Champions event & 1^st since 2016, but 5^th or 6^th match, since he competed twice in 2015, making it the 2^nd time that he competed twice at Night/Clash of Champions, his 5^th straight title match at Night/Clash of Champions as he competed for the Tag Team, United States, & WWE Titles, but 2^nd Universal Title Match & 1^st since 2016. Seth Rollins will be the 1^st wrestler in History to compete in 2 Universal Title Matches at Night/Clash of Champions & the 1^st wrestler since John Cena in 2014 to compete in at least 3 World/Universal Title Matches at Night/Clash of Champions. This will be Seth Rollins’ 8^th PPV in a row in 2019 & his 6^th PPV main event of 2019 & 4^th in a row. This will be Seth Rollins’ 3^rd Night/Clash of Champions main event, tying him with CM Punk for 2^nd most Night/Clash of Champions main event, with John Cena competing in the most main events, at 4. This will be Braun Strowman’s 2^nd Night/Clash of Champions & 1^st since 2015 & 1^st ever Title Match at a Night/Clash of Champions. It will be his 1^st PPV of 2019 since Extreme Rules on July 14. It will be his 1^st Night/Clash of Champions main event & will be 2^nd PPV main event of 2019 & 1^st since the Royal Rumble on January 27. This will be the 5^th 1-on-1 Match between Seth Rollins & Braun Strowman on TV & PPV, with their 1^st match taking place on Raw on December 26, 2016, which ended in a No Contest & their last match taking place on Raw on October 2, 2017, with Strowman winning. In their 3 previous matches, Rollins has never won, Strowman won 1, & 2 matches ended in a No Contest. Rollins & Strowman will be the 5^th & 6^th time that a wrestler has competed twice at Night/Clash of Champions, after Zack Ryder (2012), The Primetime Players & Curtis Axel (2013), & Rollins himself (2015). Rollins & Strowman will be the 1^st wrestlers since Rollins at Extreme Rules on July 14 to compete twice on PPV in 2019. This will be the 1^st time that 2 Tag Team Champions will wrestle each other on PPV since John Cena VS Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania 23 on April 1, 2007.

Seth Rollins (2-2-0)

1. With Roman Reigns as WWE Tag Team Champions The Shield defeated The Primetime Players (Titus O’Neil & Darren Young) to retain the titles (9/15/13)
2. Lost the WWE United States Championship to John Cena (9/20/15)
3. Defeated Sting to retain the WWE World Heavyweight Championship (9/20/15)
4. Lost to WWE Universal Champion Kevin Owens (9/25/16)

Braun Strowman (1-0-0)

1. With Luke Harper & Bray Wyatt as The Wyatt Family defeated Dean Ambrose, Chris Jericho, & Roman Reigns in a 6-Man Tag Team Match (9/20/15)

WWE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: WWE CHAMPION KOFI KINGSTON VS RANDY ORTON

This will be the 19^th or 20^th WWE, World, or Universal Championship Match in Night/Clash of Champions History & the 11^th event in a row, but 2^nd Universal Championship Match in History & the 1^st since 2016, & the 14^th WWE Title Match of 2019, the 1^st since SummerSlam on August 11, & the 10^th PPV in a row, making it the only title to be defended at every PPV of 2019. WWE, World, & Universal Titles have changed hands 7 times in Night/Clash of Champions History with the last title change taking place in 2013 when Daniel Bryan defeated Randy Orton, & the WWE Title has changed hands once in 2019 when Kofi Kingston defeated Daniel Bryan at WrestleMania on April 7. This will be the 1^st time since 2013 that there will be multiple World Title Matches at a Night/Clash of Champions. This will be Kofi Kingston’s 10^th Night/Clash of Champions & 4^th event in a row. It will be his 1^st Singles Match at Night/Clash of Champions since he lost to Curtis Axel in 2013 & will be his 1^st ever WWE Championship Match at Night/Clash of Champions. He is the 1^st wrestler in history to compete for the Intercontinental, United States, Raw & Smackdown Tag Team, & WWE Title at Night/Clash of Champions. This will be Kofi Kingston’s 10^th straight PPV of 2019, keeping him as the only wrestler to compete on every PPV in 2019. This will be Randy Orton’s 8^th Night/Clash of Champions & 2^nd event in a row. It will be his 5^th WWE or World Title Match at Night/Clash of Champions, which is the 2^nd most after John Cena who competed in 6 & will be his 1^st since he lost to Daniel Bryan in 2013. This will be Orton’s 2^nd PPV in a row in 2019. Clash of Champions will be the 10^th 1-on-1 match between Kingston & Orton, with their 1^st match taking place on Raw on November 2, 2009, which ended in a No Contest & their last match taking place at SummerSlam on August 11, ending in a Double Count Out. In their previous 9 matches, Kingston won twice & Orton won 5 times, with 2 matches ending in a No Contest. This will be the 3^rd match to be re-matched from SummerSlam in 2019.

Kofi Kingston (4-5-0)

1. Defeated WWE Intercontinental Champion Chris Jericho to win the title (6/29/08)
2. Defeated Carlito, The Miz, MVP, Primo, & Jack Swagger in a 6-Pack Challenge Match to retain the WWE United States Chmpionship (7/26/09)
3. Lost to WWE Intercontinental Champion Dolph Ziggler (9/19/10)
4. With Evan Bourne as WWE Tag Team Champions Air Boom defeated Awesome Truth (The Miz & R-Truth) by Disqualification to retain the titles (9/18/11)
5. With R-Truth lost the WWE Tag Team Championship to Daniel Bryan & Kane (9/16/12)
6. Lost to WWE Intercontinental Champion Curtis Axel (9/15/13)
7. With Big E as WWE Tag Team Champions The New Day lost to The Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray & D-Von Dudley) by Disqualification (9/20/15)
8. With Big E as WWE Raw Tag Team Champions The New Day defeated The Club (Karl Anderson & Luke Gallows) to retain the titles (9/25/16)
9. With Big E as The New Day lost to WWE Smackdown Tag Team Champions The Usos (Jey & Jimmy Uso) along with Shelton Benjamin & Chad Gable & Aiden English & Rusev in a Fatal 4-Way Match (12/17/17)

Randy Orton (4-3-0)

1. Defeated John Cena & Triple H in a Triple Threat Match to retain the WWE Championship (7/26/09)
2. Defeated Wade Barrett, John Cena, Edge, Chris Jericho, & WWE Champion Sheamus in a 6-Pack Challenge Elimination Match to win the title (9/19/10)
3. Lost the WWE World Heavyweight Championship to Mark Henry (9/18/11)
4. Defeated Dolph Ziggler (9/16/12)
5. Lost the WWE Championship to Daniel Bryan (9/15/13)
6. Defeated Chris Jericho (9/21/14)
7. With Shinsuke Nakamura lost to Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn with Special Guest Referees Daniel Bryan & Shane McMahon (12/17/17)

WWE RAW WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: WWE RAW WOMEN’S CHAMPION BECKY LYNCH VS SASHA BANKS

This will be the 11^th or 12^th Women’s Championship Match in Night/Clash of Champions History & 11^th event in a row, & will be the 11^th Raw Women’s Title Match of 2019, the 1^st since SummerSlam on August 11, & 4^th PPV in a row. The Women’s Championship has changed hands 5 times in Night/Clash of Champions History, with the last title change taking place in 2015 when Charlotte Flair defeated Nikki Bella & & the Raw Women’s Title has changed hands once in 2019 when Becky Lynch defeated Ronda Rousey in a Triple Threat Match at WrestleMania on April 7. This will be the 1^st time since 2009 that there will be 2 Women’s Title Matches at Night/Clash of Champions. This will be Becky Lynch’s Night/Clash of Champions debut, making her the 1^st wrestler since AJ Lee in 2013 to make their debut as a defending Women’s Champion. This will be Becky Lynch’s 4^th PPV in a row in 2019. This will be Sasha Banks’ 2^nd Night/Clash of Champions & 1^st since 2016 & her 2^nd Women’s Title Match & 1^st since 2016. This will be Banks’ 1^st PPV of 2019 since WrestleMania on April 7, & her 1^st Singles Match on PPV since she lost to Ronda Rousey at Royal Rumble on January 27. This will be the 11^th 1-on-1 Singles Match on TV & PPV between Becky Lynch & Sasha Banks, counting 2 matches in NXT. Their 1^st match took place on NXT on October 9, 2014, which was won by Banks & their last match took place on Smackdown on March 3, 2016, which ended in a No Contest. Their last 4 matches have ended in a No Contest. In their 10 previous matches, Lynch has never won, Banks won 6 matches, with 4 matches ending in a No Contest.

Becky Lynch (0-0-0)

This will be Becky Lynch’s Night/Clash of Champions debut

 

Sasha Banks (0-1-0)

1. Lost to WWE Raw Women’s Champion Charlotte along with Bayley in a Triple Threat Match (9/25/16)

WWE SMACKDOWN WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: WWE SMACKDOWN WOMEN’S CHAMPION BAYLEY VS CHARLOTTE FLAIR

This will be the 11^th or 12^th Women’s Championship Match in Night/Clash of Champions History & 11^th event in a row, & will be the 10^th Smackdown Women’s Title Match of 2019, the 1^st since SummerSlam on August 11, & 4^th PPV in a row. The Women’s Championship has changed hands 5 times in Night/Clash of Champions History, with the last title change taking place in 2015 when Charlotte Flair defeated Nikki Bella & the Smackdown Women’s Title has changed hands 5 times in 2019 with the last title change taking place at Money In The Bank on May 19, when Bayley defeated Charlotte Flair. This will be the 1^st time since 2009 that there will be 2 Women’s Title Matches at Night/Clash of Champions. This will be Charlotte Flair’s 4^th Night/Clash of Champions & 4^th event in a row & will be her 4^th Women’s Title Match in a row, making her the only woman to compete in 4 matches & 4 title matches in Night/Clash of Champions History. This will be Flair’s 2^nd PPV in a row in 2019. This will be Bayley’s 2^nd Night/Clash of Champions & 1^st since 2016 & her 1^st Title Match since 2016. It will be Bayley’s 4^th PPV in a row in 2019. This will be the 14^th 1-on-1 Match on TV & PPV, counting NXT between Flair & Bayley, with their 1^st match taking place on NXT on July 17, 2013, which was won by Flair & their last match taking place at Money In The Bank on May 19, which was won by Bayley. In their previous 13 matches, Bayley won 6 & Flair won 7. Their match will be the 6^th match to be re-matched from Money In The Bank in 2019. They will be the 1^st ever women to be opponents in a Triple Threat Match & then wrestle each other in a Singles Match in Night/Clash of Champions History.

Charlotte Flair/Charlotte (3-0-0)

1. (As Charlotte) Defeated WWE Diva’s Champion Nikki Bella to win the title (9/20/15)
2. Defeated Sasha Banks & Bayley in a Triple Threat Match to retain the WWE Raw Women’s Championship (9/25/16)
3. (As Charlotte Flair) Defeated Natalya in a Lumberjack Match to retain the WWE Smackdown Women’s Championship (12/17/17)

 

Bayley (0-1-0)

1. Lost to WWE Raw Women’s Champion Charlotte along with Sasha Banks in a Triple Threat Match (9/25/16)

WWE RAW TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: WWE RAW TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS BRAUN STROWMAN & WWE UNIVERSAL CHAMPION SETH ROLLINS VS ROBERT ROODE & DOLPH ZIGGLER

This will be the 11^th or 12^th Tag Team Championship Match in Night/Clash of Champions History & 11^th event in a row & will be the 13^th Raw Tag Team Title Match of 2019 & 1^st since Raw on August 19 & 1^st on PPV since Extreme Rules on July 14. Tag Team Titles has changed hands 4 times in Night/Clash of Champions History, with the last title change taking place in 2014 when Goldust & Stardust defeated The Usos. The Raw Tag Team Titles has changed hands 6 times in 2019, with the last title change taking place on Raw on August 19, when Strowman & Rollins defeated Gallows & Anderson. This will be the 1^st time since 2008 that there will be 2 Tag Team Title Matches at Night/Clash of Champions. For facts & stats about Seth Rollins & Braun Strowman, go to their Universal Title Match above. It will be Rollins’ 2^nd Tag Team Title Match at Night/Clash of Champions & 1^st since 2013. This will be Robert Roode’s 2^nd Night/Clash of Champions & 2^nd event in a row & his 1^st Tag Team Title Match. It will be his 1^st PPV since Super Showdown on June 7. This will be Dolph Ziggler’s 9^th Night/Clash of Champions & 2^nd event in a row and his 1^st ever Tag Team Title Match at Night/Clash of Champions. It will be his 5^th PPV in a row. They will be the 1^st wrestlers to be opponents and then partners in Night/Clash of Champions History.

Bobby Roode (0-1-0)

1. Lost to Dolph Ziggler along with WWE United States Champion Baron Corbin in a Triple Threat Match (12/17/17)

Dolph Ziggler (4-4-0)

1. Lost to WWE Intercontinental Champion Rey Mysterio (7/26/09)
2. Defeated Kofi Kingston to retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship (9/19/10)
3. Defeated John Morrison, Alex Riley, & Jack Swagger in a Fatal 4-Way Match to retain the WWE United States Championship (9/18/11)
4. Lost to Randy Orton (9/16/12)
5. Lost to WWE United States Champion Dean Ambrose (9/15/13)
6. Lost the WWE Intercontinental Championship to The Miz (9/21/14)
7. Defeated Rusev (9/20/15)
8. Defeated WWE United States Champion Baron Corbin & Bobby Roode in a Triple Threat Match to win the title (12/17/17)

WWE SMACKDOWN TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: WWE SMACKDOWN TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS THE NEW DAY (BIG E & XAVIER WOODS) VS THE REVIVAL (SCOTT DAWSON & DASH WILDER)

This will be the 11^th or 12^th Tag Team Championship Match in Night/Clash of Champions History & 10^th event in a row & will be the 9^th Smackdown Tag Team Title Match of 2019 & 1^st since Extreme Rules on July 14. Tag Team Titles has changed hands 4 times in Night/Clash of Champions History, with the last title change taking place in 2014 when Goldust & Stardust defeated The Usos. The Smackdown Tag Team Titles has changed hands 6 times in 2019, with the last title change taking place at Extreme Rules on July 14 when The New Day defeated Daniel Bryan & Rowan in a Triple Threat Match. This will be the 1^st time since 2008 that there will be 2 Tag Team Title Matches at Night/Clash of Champions. This will be Big E’s 4^th Night/Clash of Champions & 4^th event in a row & 4^th Tag Team Title Match in a row, which is the 2^nd most Tag Team Title Matches in Night/Clash of Champions, 1 behind Kofi Kingston, who competed in 5. This will be the 1^st time that he is teaming up with Xavier Woods instead of Kingston at Night/Clash of Champions. This will be Xavier Woods, Scott Dawson, & Dash Wilder’s Night/Clash of Champions debut, making Woods the 1^st wrestler since Roman Reigns & Seth Rollins in 2015 to make their Night/Clash of Champions debut as a defending Tag Team Champion & The Revival were the 2^nd event in a row that someone made their Night/Clash of Champions debut challenging for Tag Team Titles. This will be both The New Day & The Revival’s 1^st PPV since Extreme Rules on July 14. This will be the 4^th 2-on-2 match between The New Day & The Revival on TV & PPV with their 1^st match taking place on Raw on April 3, 2017, which was won by The Revival & their last match taking place on Raw on August 19, 2019, which was won by The New Day. In their 3 matches, The New Day won 1 match, & The Revival won 2.

Big E (1-2-0)

1. With Kofi Kingston as WWE Tag Team Champions The New Day lost to The Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray & D-Von Dudley) by Disqualification (9/20/15)
2. With Kofi Kingston as WWE Raw Tag Team Champions The New Day defeated The Club (Karl Anderson & Luke Gallows) (9/25/16)
3. With Kofi Kingston as The New Day lost to WWE Smackdown Tag Team Champions The Usos (Jey & Jimmy Uso) along with Shelton Benjamin & Chad Gable & Aiden English & Rusev in a Fatal 4-Way Match (12/17/17)

Xavier Woods (0-0-0)

This will be Xavier Woods’ Night/Clash of Champions debut

Scott Dawson (0-0-0)

This will be Scott Dawson’s Night/Clash of Champions debut

Dash Wilder (0-0-0)

This will be Dash Wilder’s Night/Clash of Champions debut

WWE WOMEN’S TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: WWE WOMEN’S TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS ALEXA BLISS & NIKKI CROSS VS FIRE & DESIRE (SONYA DEVILLE & MANDY ROSE)

This will be the 1^st ever Women’s Tag Team Championship Match in Night/Clash of Champions History & will be the 10^th Women’s Tag Team Championship Match of 2019, the 1^st since Raw on August 12, & the 2^nd PPV in a row in 2019. The Women’s Tag Team Titles has changed hands 4 times in 2019, with the last title change taking place on Raw on August 5, when Alexa Bliss & Nikki Cross won a Fatal 4-Way Match. This will be Alexa Bliss, Nikki Cross, Sonya Deville, & Mandy Rose’s Night/Clash of Champions debut. This will be Bliss’s 4^th PPV in a row in 2019, Cross’ 3^rd PPV in a row in 2019, & Deville & Rose’s 1^st PPV since WrestleMania on April 7. This will be their 3^rd match between Bliss & Cross & Fire & Desire, with their 1^st match taking place on Raw on August 19, which Bliss & Cross won, & their last match taking place on Smackdown on September 3, which Fire & Desire won. This & the Cruiserweight Title Match are the only matches were every participant will be making their Clash/Night of Champions debut.

 

Alexa Bliss (0-0-0)

This will be Alexa Bliss’ Night/Clash of Champions debut

Nikki Cross (0-0-0)

This will be Nikki Cross’ Night/Clash of Champions debut

Sonya Deville (0-0-0)

This will be Sonya Deville’s Night/Clash of Champions debut

Mandy Rose (0-0-0)

This will be Mandy Rose’s Night/Clash of Champions debut

WWE UNITED STATES CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: CEDRIC ALEXANDER VS WWE UNITED STATES CHAMPION AJ STYLES

This will be the 11^th United States Championship Match in Night/Clash of Champions History & 11^th event in a row & the 15^th United States Title Match of 2019, the 1^st since Raw on August 26, & the 4^th PPV in a row. The United States Title has changed hands 4 times in Night/Clash of Champions, with the title changing hands the last 3 times in a row & has changed hands 7 times in 2019, with the last title change taking place at Extreme Rules on July 14 when AJ Styles defeated Ricochet. This will be Cedric Alexander’s Night/Clash of Champions debut, making this the 2^nd event in a row where someone made their Night/Clash of Champions debut challenging for the US Title. This will be Alexander’s 1^st PPV since Super Showdown on June 7 & his 1^st 1-on-1 match on PPV since he lost to Buddy Murphy at Super Showdown on October 6, 2018. This will be AJ Styles’ 2^nd Night/Clash of Champions in a row & 1^st United States Title Match, but 2^nd Title Match as he competed for the WWE Title in 2017. This will be Styles’ 3^rd PPV in a row in 2019. This will be the 2^nd 1-on-1 meeting between Alexander & Styles, as they wrestled on Raw on September 9, which Alexander won, making this the 1^st match of 2019 to take place on Raw & then re-matched on PPV the following week.

 

Cedric Alexander (0-0-0)

This will be Cedric Alexander’s Night/Clash of Champions debut

AJ Styles (1-0-0)

1. Defeated Jinder Mahal to retain the WWE Championship (12/17/17)

WWE INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: THE MIZ VS WWE INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION SHINSUKE NAKAMURA

This will be the 9^th Intercontinental Championship Match in Night/Clash of Champions History & the 1^st since 2015 & the 12^th Intercontinental Title Match of 2019, the 1^st since Smackville on July 27, & the 1^st on PPV since Extreme Rules on July 14. The Intercontinental Title has changed hands 3 times in Night/Clash of Champions History & the title changing hands the last 2 times it was defended. This will be the Miz’s 8^th Night/Clash of Champions & 1^st since 2014 & will be his 3^rd Intercontinental Title Match at Night/Clash of Champions & 1^st since 2014. He has both retained (2012) & won (2014) the Intercontinental Title at Night/Clash of Champions. This will be his 1^st PPV since Super Showdown on June 7. This will be Shinsuke Nakamura’s 2^nd Night/Clash of Champions event in a row, but 1^st ever Title Match. This will be Nakamura’s 1^st PPV since Extreme Rules on July 14. This will be the 1^st ever 1-on-1 match between The Miz & Nakamura.

The Miz (4-3-0)

1. With John Morrison defeated Finlay & Hornswoggle to retain the WWE Tag Team Championship (6/29/08)
2. Lost to WWE United States Champion Kofi Kingston along with Carlito, MVP, Primo, & Jack Swagger in a 6-Pack Challenge Match (7/26/09)
3. Lost the WWE United States Championship to Daniel Bryan (9/19/10)
4. With R-Truth as Awesome Truth lost to WWE Tag Team Champions Air Boom (Evan Bourne & Kofi Kingston) by Disqualification (9/18/11)
5. Defeated Sin Cara, Rey Mysterio, & Cody Rhodes in a Fatal 4-Way to retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship (9/16/12)
6. Defeated Fandango (9/15/13)
7. Defeated WWE Intercontinental Champion Dolph Ziggler to win the title (9/21/14)

Shinsuke Nakamura (0-1-0)

1. With Randy Orton lost to Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn with Special Guest Referees Daniel Bryan & Shane McMahon (12/17/17)

TRIPLE THREAT MATCH FOR THE WWE CRUISERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP: HUMBERTO CARRILLO VS LINCE DORADO VS WWE CRUISERWEIGHT CHAMPION DREW GULAK

This will be the 2^nd Cruiserweight Championship Match in Night/Clash of Champions History & the 1^st since 2016 & the 10^th Cruiserweight Championship Match of 2019, the 1^st since 205 Live on August 13, & the 4^th PPV in a row. The Cruiserweight Title has never changed hands at Night/Clash of Champions, but changed hands twice in 2019, with the last title change taking place at Stomping Grounds on June 23. This will be the 5^th Triple Threat Match in Night/Clash of Champions History & 3^rd event in a row & 24^th Triple Threat Match of 2019, the 1^st since Raw on September 9, & the 1^st on PPV since Extreme Rules on July 14. Titles have changed hands twice in Triple Threat Matches in Night/Clash of Champions History, with the US Title being the last title change to take place in a Triple Threat Match in 2017 & they changed hands 6 times in Triple Threat Matches in 2019, with the last title being the Raw Tag Team Titles on Raw on July 29. This will be Humberto Carrillo, Lince Dorado, & Drew Gulak’s Night/Clash of Champions debut, making it the 2^nd time that someone made their debut in a Cruiserweight Title Match after TJ Perkins & Brian Kendrick in 2016. This will be the 2^nd match after the Women’s Tag Team Title Match, where everyone was making their Night/Clash of Champions debut. This will be Gulak’s 5^th PPV in a row & both Carrillo & Dorado’s 1^st PPV since Super Showdown on June 7 & their 1^st ever Singles Match on PPV.

Humberto Carrillo (0-0-0)

This will be Humberto Carrillo’s Night/Clash of Champions debut

Lince Dorado (0-0-0)

This will be Lince Dorado’s Night/Clash of Champions debut

Drew Gulak (0-0-0)

This will be Drew Gulak’s Night/Clash of Champions debut

NO DISQUALIFICATION MATCH: ROMAN REIGNS VS ERICK ROWAN

This will be the 4^th No Disqualification Match in Night/Clash of Champions & 1^st since 2013 & the 3^rd Non-Title No Disqualification Match at Night/Clash of Champions & 1^st since 2013 & the 13^th No Disqualification Match of 2019, the 1^st since 205 Live on July 30, & the 1^st on PPV since Extreme Rules on July 14. This will be the 1^st time since 2009 that only 1 Match will be a Non-Title Match at Night/Clash of Champions & the 1^st PPV of 2019 to have only 1 Non-Title Match. This will be Roman Reigns’ 4^th Night/Clash of Champions & 1^st since 2016 & his 1^st ever Non-Title & No Disqualification Match at Night/Clash of Champions. This will be Reigns’ 1^st match overall since he defeated Dolph Ziggler on Raw on August 19 & his 1^st on PPV since Extreme Rules on July 14. This will be Erick Rowan’s 2^nd Night/Clash of Champions event in a row, 1^st Singles Match, & 1^st No Disqualification Match. This will be Rowan’s 1^st match since he & Daniel Bryan lost to The New Day by Disqualification on August 6, his 1^st on PPV since Extreme Rules on July 14, his 1^st Singles Match of 2019 since he lost to Kevin Owens by Disqualification on Smackdown on March 5, & his 1^st Singles Match on PPV since he lost to Harper at Backlash on May 21, 2017. This will be the 1^st ever 1-on-1 match between them.

Roman Reigns (2-1-0)

1. With Seth Rollins as WWE Tag Team Champions The Shield defeated The Primetime Players (Titus O’Neil & Darren Young) to retain the titles (9/15/13)
2. With Dean Ambrose & Chris Jericho lost to The Wyatt Family (Luke Harper, Braun Strowman, & Bray Wyatt) in a 6-Man Tag Team Match (9/20/15)
3. Defeated WWE United States Champion Rusev to win the title (9/25/16)

Rowan (1-0-0)

1. With Harper as The Bludgeon Brothers defeated Breezango (Tyler Breeze & Fandango) (12/17/17)