WWE Crown Jewel is in the books from Riyadh. The four announced matches all happened, and a Money in the Bank cash-in turned out to be the surprise of the afternoon. Results below are from WWE.com's official results, with Fightful, POST Wrestling and CBS Sports backing them up. Pro wrestling is scripted entertainment.

Results

• Men's Crown Jewel Championship: Roman Reigns def. Sami Zayn. Zayn hit a Blue Thunder Bomb and two Helluva Kicks. A Superman Punch took out the first referee, and Zayn kicked the replacement official in frustration. Reigns finished it with back-to-back spears. POST Wrestling timed it at 24:09. After the bell, Reigns slapped away Zayn's handshake, then hugged him, and the two raised each other's hands.
• Women's Crown Jewel Championship: Chelsea Green def. Liv Morgan. Green reversed Oblivion into a rollup after Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez got involved, per WWE.com.
• WWE Women's Championship: Tiffany Stratton def. Chelsea Green (Money in the Bank cash-in). Morgan jumped Green during her victory speech. Stratton came out like she was there to help, then hit Green with the briefcase, cashed in, and won with the Prettiest Moonsault Ever. Fightful says Green's reign ended at 97 days.
• Last Man Standing: Cody Rhodes def. Randy Orton. Kendo sticks, a powerbomb through a table, and Rhodes crashing through the announce table. Rhodes ended it with a Punt that Orton couldn't answer by the 10-count, per WWE.com.
• World Tag Team Championship: Penta and Je'Von Evans def. Bron Breakker and Austin Theory to win the titles. Maxxine Dupri and Bronson Reed both got involved for The Vision. Then Oba Femi showed up and threw Reed off the stage through a table. Penta hit a Mexican Destroyer on Theory, and Evans won it with the OG Cutter, per Fightful.

Title changes

• WWE Women's Champion: Tiffany Stratton (from Chelsea Green)
• World Tag Team Champions: Penta and Je'Von Evans (from Bron Breakker and Austin Theory)

Reigns and Green won the Crown Jewel Championships, which go to the winners of the champion vs. champion matches. After the match, Paul Levesque handed Zayn his WWE Championship back, per POST Wrestling.

How our call did

Our morning prediction card had Zayn beating Reigns. We got that one wrong. CBS Sports called it a clean win for Reigns. The Finn Bálor vs. Gunther match that F4W had reported as possible isn't on WWE.com's results, so the rumor never made it onto the card.

Tonight

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