WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event Results: Trick Williams Wins US Title a…

Sunday Night’s Main Event took place at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. The event aired on Peacock in the United States. It was also available on YouTube in most international markets. This was the first edition held on a Sunday during Labour Day weekend.

The date was originally planned for Money in the Bank. WWE later moved Money in the Bank to October 10. The event remained scheduled for New Orleans.

The show featured Lil Yachty’s in-ring debut. Quavo also performed “Backwards” during the event. The song was unreleased and came from his upcoming album QROMELIFE. catcrossgame.com

Sunday Night’s Main Event Results

Baron Corbin vs Lil Yachty (Five Minute Challenge)

Baron Corbin faced Lil Yachty in a five-minute challenge. Yachty needed to survive the full five minutes to earn Trick Williams a United States Championship match. Yachty tried to avoid Corbin and run down the clock. Corbin chased him around the arena and attacked his friends when they interfered. Yachty later hit Corbin with the Trick Stick and kendo stick shots.

Corbin hit Yachty with End of Days with about 90 seconds remaining. He then set up a table and prepared to put Yachty through it. The time expired before Corbin could stop him. Lil Yachty won by surviving the five-minute time limit, earning Trick Williams a United States Championship match. After the match, Corbin put Yachty through a table.

Baron Corbin (c) vs Trick Williams (WWE Men’s United States Championship)

Trick Williams challenged Baron Corbin for the United States Championship after surviving the five-minute challenge. Corbin attacked Trick early and also threw Lil Yachty into the barricade. Corbin tried using the championship belt while the referee dealt with Yachty. Yachty grabbed the other end of the belt and stopped him from bringing it into the ring. Corbin eventually got the belt but walked into Cyclone Kill.

Corbin then hit Trick with the title belt. Trick survived and countered an End of Days attempt before hitting Trick Shot. Trick Williams won by pinfall and became the new WWE Men’s United States Champion. After the match, Trick and Lil Yachty celebrated on the announce desk as pyro went off.

Bron Breakker vs Oba Femi

Bron Breakker and Oba Femi had a physical battle from the opening bell. Both men traded power moves before Femi took control and sent Bron outside. Bron fought back with a diving lariat over the announce desk. He then hit Femi with a lariat and worked over him with a sleeper and German suplex.

Femi later fired back with multiple lariats, big boots, and a chokeslam. The match became chaotic when Austin Theory and Logan Paul got involved. Maxxine Dupri then gave Bron brass knuckles, but Femi avoided the attack. Oba hit Bron with a tossing slam. Big Bronson Reed then attacked Femi with a steel chair.

Oba Femi won by disqualification. After the match, Bronson Reed continued attacking Femi with chair shots. He then hit multiple 747 Splashes while Bron Breakker joined the assault with several spears. Adam Pearce and officials came out to stop the attack, but Reed hit another 747 Splash.

Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair, & Tatum Paxley vs Jade Cargill & the Baddies (B-FAB & “Michin” Mia Yim)

Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair, and Tatum Paxley faced Jade Cargill, B-FAB, and Michin. Tatum started strongly before Jade and her team took control. Alexa later entered and hit several quick moves. The Baddies then isolated her with frequent tags.

Charlotte continued attacking until Jade stopped her momentum. Tatum broke up a powerbomb attempt and helped Charlotte fight back. Charlotte later hit a moonsault on both B-FAB and Jade, but Jade kicked out.

The match became chaotic as all six women traded attacks. Jade eventually caught Charlotte in a double chickenwing and hit Jaded. Jade Cargill and the Baddies won by pinfall.

“American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes vs Randy Orton

Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton started fighting before the bell. They brawled through the crowd and used trash cans before returning to ringside. Orton then threw Cody into the steel steps. Once the match officially started, Cody hit a Cody Cutter and applied a Figure Four. Orton fought back and controlled Cody with several holds and heavy attacks.

Cody later fought back with a snap powerslam, Bionic Elbow, and Cross Rhodes. Orton answered with a hanging DDT and nearly hit an RKO, but Cody kept countering. The match became chaotic after the referee was knocked down. Cody attacked Orton with the steel steps and hit two Cross Rhodes.

Cody then stopped himself from attacking a seemingly helpless Orton. Randy used the opening to attack Cody and the referee before hitting an RKO. Randy Orton won by pinfall with the RKO.

FAQs

Q. Who won the five-minute challenge?

A. Lil Yachty won by surviving the time limit.

Q. Who became the new United States Champion?

A. Trick Williams became the new United States Champion.

Q. How did Oba Femi win his match?

A. Oba Femi won by disqualification.

Q. Who won the six-woman tag team match?

A. Jade Cargill, B-FAB, and Michin won.

Q. Who defeated Cody Rhodes?

A. Randy Orton defeated Cody with an RKO.

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Sunday’s Dr HD Kanga Cricket League witnessed a couple of abandoned matches and quite a few draws in Division ‘A’, as rain and sunshine tested the patience and temperament of players. Most games began after lunch.

At Cross Maidan, Islam Gymkhana beat hosts Karnatak Sporting Association (KSA) by virtue of a first-innings lead in a game that started at 1.20pm. Put into bat, KSA were bowled out for 58 in 37.1 overs, with left-arm spinners Abhay Patel (4-15) and skipper Vinayak Bhoir (3-29), along with off-spinner Ajit Yadav (2-6), doing the damage.

In reply, Islam reached 62-5 in 15.4 overs, taking the lead with just a couple of minutes remaining for stumps. Opener Amogh Bhatkal scored 25 off 37 balls, while Yadav remained unbeaten on 25 off 31.

Payyade SC’s Akshay Darekar during their match vs MB Union CC on Sunday; (right) Victory CC’s Jay Bista unfurls a shot during his 90 against New Hindu CC on Sunday. Pics/Ashish Raje

Bhoir credited the bowlers for the win. “Our bowlers did well to get them all out for 58. Our batters then chased the target quickly as we had very little time. I hope our performance gets noticed by Mumbai’s selectors,” Bhoir, who has taken 11 wickets and scored 102 runs in three Kanga League games this season, told mid-day.

At Islam Gymkhana, skipper-opener Jay Bista’s attacking 90 off 64 balls (9x4, 5x6) helped Victory CC declare at 174-6 against New Hindu Cricket Club. However, Victory had to settle for a draw after New Hindu reached 98-5 at stumps, with opener Sachin Rao scoring 58.

Bista, who missed out on a century after hitting two successive sixes off pacer Harsh Darji (3-71), said: “It was a good knock, just that I missed a century by 10 runs. It was a curtailed match, so I was trying to score as fast as I could and bowl them out, but it ended in a draw.”

At PJ Hindu Gymkhana, the hosts missed out on a first-innings win despite left-arm spinner Rahul Sawant’s 8-55 off 12 overs. New Hind Sporting Club were bowled out for 130, after which PJ Hindu scored 93-7 at stumps.

At MIG CC, Parkophene Cricketers skipper Kevin D’Almeida hit an unbeaten 100 as his side declared at 145-8. MIG CC replied with 17-1. Meanwhile, ex-Maharashtra captain and their current Ranji Trophy selection committee chief Akshay Darekar did well in a Division ‘C’ game at Cross Maidan. Leading Payyade SC vs MB Union CC, Darekar claimed 3-32, while Dhruv Sharma took 3-28 as MB Union declared at 177-8. Adarshkumar Singh remained unbeaten on 53. Payyade SC finished on 64-4.

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State shuttlers created history by winning 10 medals at the North Zone Badminton Championship in Bhilwara, Rajasthan, on Sunday, including four gold, three silver and three bronze. Punjab Badminton Association secretary Ritin Khanna said it was the first time in the championships history that players from Punjab had won as many as 10 medals.

The strong showing will also benefit the players competitively, with the medal winners securing direct entries for the Junior and Senior National Badminton Championships on the strength of their performances.

In the men’s singles, Patiala’s Jagsher Singh Khangura won gold, while Jalandhar’s Viren Seth emerged champion in the junior boys’ singles. Gurdaspur’s Mehvish Kaur claimed the junior girls singles title.

Viren Seth also partnered Ludhiana’s Aditya Sharma to win gold in the junior boys’ doubles, completing Punjab’s four-gold haul.

Punjab secured three silver medals as well. Mehvish Kaur finished runner-up in the women’s singles, while Ludhiana’s Arryan and Syamprasad won silver in the men’s doubles. Seeza of Sangrur and Samaira of Amritsar finished runners-up in the girls’ doubles.

The state added three bronze medals, with Ludhiana’s Gursimrat Kaur Chahal finishing third in the women’s singles and Jalandhar’s Divyam Sachdeva winning bronze in the boys’ singles. Jalandhar’s Smarth Bhardwaj and Seeza also secured bronze in the mixed doubles.

Khanna said the performance highlighted the depth of badminton talent emerging from Punjab. He said that players had performed strongly at national and international levels over the past two years, with athletes from rural Punjab also making their mark.

The achievement comes soon after Punjab’s Tanvi Sharma won her maiden BWF World Tour women’s singles title at the Taipei Open Super 300.

Punjab also has another international representative in Jalandhar’s Inayat Gulati, who is representing India at the Junior Asia Badminton Championship in China.

New York [US], September 7 (ANI): Local star Frances Tiafoe booked his slot in the US Open quarterfinals, beating the 2021 edition champion Daniil Medvedev in one of the biggest victories of his career.

The American crowd was in favour of Tiafoe at the Louis Armstrong Stadium throughout the clash, as he reached the quarterfinals for the fourth time in New York and recorded a tour-leading 25th hard-court win by 7-6(1), 6-4, 7-6(6).

“What a match," Tiafoe said as quoted by ATP’s official website.

“Daniil has been so good, and he has beaten me so many times. This is the first time I have beaten him in a regular match, so I am super pumped up about it," he added.

The two-time US Open semifinalist is chasing his first major title and had lost six of his seven matches with Medvedev before Sunday. He looked much sharper and energised in the clash that lasted almost three hours, with his record at the Louis Armstrong Stadium reaching a perfect 10-0.

His opponent in the quarterfinal will be countryman Alex Michelsen

“It has been amazing playing on this court, the energy man," Tiafoe said after the win. “It is like the people’s court. I am loving the energy for sure," he added.

Last week, Tiafoe made it to the title clash of the Cincinnati Open, where he lost the ATP Masters 1000 title to Arthur Fils in three sets. In NY, he has won his past three matches without losing a set after taking five sets to beat Martin Damm in the campaign opener.

On the other hand, Ben Shelton booked a clash with defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in the quarterfinals, marching past former world number three Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-2, 6-3, 6-4.

After taking four sets each to overcome Tallon Griekspoor, Hubert Hurkacz and Denis Shapovalov, Shelton rediscovered his best at the Arthur Ashe Stadium to oust the two-time Grand Slam finalist in one hour and 51 minutes.

The 23-year-old has reached his sixth Grand Slam quarterfinal and his second at the US Open, where he reached the semis back in 2023. Alcaraz has blanked Shelton in their three clashes so far, but the duo has not faced each other since last year’s French Open. (ANI)

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