Roman Reigns, Jacob Fatu deliver superb finish to WWE Clash in Italy that left plenty of loose ends
WWE Clash in Italy showcased a thrilling finish with Roman Reigns defeating Jacob Fatu in a Tribal Combat match. The event also featured Sol Ruca winning her first Women's Intercontinental championship and Brock Lesnar's victory over Oba Femi. While the show was entertaining, it left several storylines unresolved as WWE prepares for the summer ahead.
- ▪Roman Reigns retained the World Heavyweight championship against Jacob Fatu.
- ▪Sol Ruca won her first Women's Intercontinental championship.
- ▪Brock Lesnar's victory over Oba Femi sets up a likely trilogy.
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| Canonical URL | https://nypost.com/2026/05/31/sports/wwe-clash-in-italy-review-grade-roman-reigns-cody-rhodes-retain/ |
| Publication time | Sun, 31 May 2026 20:04:03 -0400 |
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Joseph Staszewski Roman Reigns, Jacob Fatu deliver superb finish to WWE Clash in Italy that left plenty of loose ends By Joseph Staszewski Published May 31, 2026, 8:04 p.m. ET WWE has some work ahead of it after a Clash in Italy that left plenty for them to deliver on this summer. The only major happening was Sol Ruca winning her first Women’s Intercontinental championship and Brock Lesnar forcing Oba Femi into a likely trilogy with a high-octane win at Inalpi Arena in Turin, Italy, on Sunday. This was an overall entertaining show that left work to do between Cody Rhodes and Gunther, for Rhea Ripley, and making sure what’s next for The Bloodline delivers as it appears the story is staying in the family.
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