WWE Bad Blood 2024 Results (Oct 05, 2024): Brutal Opening & End with Surprises!
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WWE Bad Blood delivered a night filled with high-octane action and intense drama, solidifying its place as a must-watch event for wrestling enthusiasts. From the roaring excitement of the live audience to the gripping storyline developments, each match offered a unique blend of athleticism and narrative intrigue, setting the stage for future storylines within WWE.
Hell in a Cell Match: CM Punk vs. Drew McIntyre
The evening kicked off with a thrilling Hell in a Cell match between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre, two titans whose intense rivalry reached a boiling point. Inside the unforgiving steel structure, both men demonstrated unparalleled resolve and brutality. Punk, known for his strategic acumen, capitalized on every opportunity to gain the upper hand, while McIntyre used his brute strength to wear down his opponent. The ring was littered with weapons as both wrestlers took turns on offense, utilizing wrenches, chairs, and tables in their quest for victory.
The match turned personal when McIntyre, in a brutal attempt to subdue Punk, resorted to using a screw in an effort to cut his rival open. Despite the blood and exhaustion, Punk managed to rally back, seizing the moment with a high-flying wrench-assisted dive. The back-and-forth brutality reached a crescendo as Punk delivered a perfectly timed GTS, pinning McIntyre after an epic battle that left both competitors battered yet triumphant in storytelling.
Winner: CM Punk
WWE Women’s Title: Nia Jax (c) vs. Bayley
In an eagerly anticipated clash for the WWE Women’s Title, Nia Jax defended her championship against the tenacious Bayley. From the outset, Bayley attempted to outmaneuver the formidable Jax, employing a strategy centered on speed and agility. Despite Bayley’s best efforts, Jax’s immense power and resilience shone through as she thwarted several of Bayley’s high-impact maneuvers with impeccable timing.
The dynamics shifted dramatically when Tiffany Stratton appeared, with a Money in the Bank briefcase in hand, creating a diversion that played into Jax’s favor. Bayley’s valiant effort was met with crushing force as Jax delivered a powerful Samoan drop, followed by a definitive Annihilator that secured her victory. The match underscored Jax’s dominance in the division, while the looming threat of Stratton hinted at future challenges for the reigning champion.
Winner: Nia Jax
Damian Priest vs. Finn Bálor
A personal rivalry unfolded as Damian Priest faced Finn Bálor in a match that showcased the best of both wrestlers’ capabilities. Priest’s aggressive style clashed with Bálor’s finesse, creating a dynamic contest full of momentum shifts. Priest opened strong, employing punishing strikes and submission holds to weaken Bálor, but Bálor struck back with a series of strategic counterattacks, including his signature Sling Blade.
The match veered into chaos with interference from Carlito and JD McDonagh, although Bálor managed to weather the storm with tenacity. Priest, no stranger to adversity, calmed the disruption with a stunning South of Heaven chokeslam, clinching the victory. The match served as the latest chapter in their ongoing feud, with the potential for further developments at WrestleMania, where respect and rivalry are set to converge.
Winner: Damian Priest
Women’s Championship Match: Liv Morgan (c) vs. Rhea Ripley
The match between Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley unfolded beneath the spectacle of Dominik Mysterio, suspended in a shark cage above the ring. Ripley showcased her powerhouse style, using her strength to ground Morgan. However, Morgan’s tenacity and agility allowed her to launch a spirited comeback, peppering Ripley with high-flying tactics and quick strikes to even the playing field.
The shark cage’s presence hinted at interference as Dominik attempted to break free, culminating in Ripley’s tactical decision to target Morgan’s vulnerabilities. Despite Dominik’s antics and Raquel Rodriguez’s interference leading to a disqualification, Morgan retained her title, setting the stage for further drama in the women’s division and signaling an ongoing struggle for supremacy.
Winner: Rhea Ripley by DQ
WWE Undisputed Champion Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns vs. The Bloodline (Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu)
The main event featured a dramatic tag team match as WWE Undisputed Champion Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns squared off against Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu. The bout was steeped in tension and personal history, marked by intense back-and-forth exchanges. Rhodes and Reigns, driven by a need for collaboration, showcased unmatched synergy against the raw aggression displayed by their opponents.
As the match approached its climax, the arena was thrown into chaos with multiple interference attempts. Amid the mayhem, Jimmy Uso made a surprise return, aiding the champions with timely interventions
As the match unfolded, the brute force of Solo Sikoa and the strategic ingenuity of Jacob Fatu were on full display, countered by the resilience and technical mastery of Rhodes and Reigns. The narrative peaked with a series of near-falls that had the audience on the edge of their seats. Cody Rhodes delivered an exhilarating Cody Cutter, but interference from Tonga Loa and Tama Tonga disrupted the momentum.
The crowd erupted when Jimmy Uso, previously sidelined, leapt from the sidelines into action. His presence turned the tide, allowing Roman to muster a late comeback. Chaos reigned as alliances shifted and high-impact moves lined the closing moments. In a spectacular conclusion, Reigns landed a devastating Spear on Solo Sikoa, securing victory for him and his partner, Rhodes, amid the turmoil.
Winners: Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns
Following the match, The Bloodline launched an attack on Rhodes. Jimmy turned to Reigns, questioning if they should intervene. Reigns replied that their involvement was a one-time deal. Although Jimmy initially objected, he ultimately agreed to follow Reigns’ lead. Meanwhile, in the ring, as Sikoa climbed the ropes preparing for a move, Reigns instructed Jimmy to act. Together, they rushed to Rhodes’ aid, successfully fending off The Bloodline. Reigns then handed the Undisputed Championship to Rhodes. Just as Rhodes took the title, The Rock’s theme music played. Stepping onto the stage, The Rock gazed at the ring, raised a single finger, and concluded with a throat-slit gesture, culminating the event on a tense note.
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