Saturday Night Main Event WWE: Randy Orton Wins with Assist
The outcome of Saturday Night's Main Event has significant implications for the WWE landscape, with Randy Orton's win and Gunther's title defense being notable highlights. The injury to Seth Rollins, however, raises concerns about his future participation in upcoming events.
Randy Orton emerged victorious against Drew McIntyre at Saturday Night's Main Event on July 12, 2025, thanks to a crucial intervention by Jelly Roll, who blocked an interfering Logan Paul, allowing Orton to secure the win.
The event was marked by several intense matches, including a title defense by United States Champion Solo Sikoa against Jimmy Uso, with The MFTs providing assistance to help Sikoa retain his title. Additionally, LA Knight defeated Seth Rollins with a BFT, but the match was marred by an injury to Rollins, who potentially suffered a knee injury after landing awkwardly on his knee.
In another significant development, World Heavyweight Champion Gunther defeated Goldberg, effectively ending Goldberg's career, after Goldberg accidentally speared the referee. The incident highlighted the risks and uncertainties inherent in professional wrestling. Furthermore, a brawl between Jade Cargill and Naomi led to SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis naming Bianca Belair as a special guest referee for their upcoming No Holds Barred Match at WWE Evolution.
The extent of Seth Rollins' injury remains unclear, but the fact that he was able to continue competing after a brief medical check suggests that it may not be as severe as initially thought. Nevertheless, the injury is a concern, given Rollins' history of knee problems, including a torn ACL, MCL, and medial meniscus in 2015, and a torn meniscus that required surgery after WrestleMania 40.