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WWE night of champions is in the books. We got a brand new world heavyweight champion,

a new raw women's champion, and a night of incredible matches plus a shocking ending.

Hey there everyone, I'm Denise Salcedo and you're listening to Busted Open Radio.

Let's get into what went down on WWE night of champions. Now, first and foremost, I want to

kick things off by saying that this night was definitely a win for WWE. I don't think that they

had any bad matches at all. In fact, I thought that they kind of continued to build as a night win

on and even started off very nicely. But on top of that, not only did we have a shocking change

of hands for the raw women's championship, but what we had was an incredible ending with

the bloodline and I cannot wait to talk about all of that and everything that went down.

But let's go ahead and get things in a nice chronological format because I think that's

the best way to go about it. So let's get to it. We are going to kick things off with

Seth Rollins defeating AJ Styles to become the world heavyweight champion. Now, with this one,

first of all, the second that this was the opening match, I thought, okay, that's interesting

because this one could have easily been the main event, but it wasn't. But I kind of like that

though because I always love when Seth Rollins opens up any match. I think that he always does a

really good job of that. But I think that it kind of set the tone for the night that we saw.

I thought that the pacing of everything worked out really well. So I didn't have a problem

with Seth Rollins and AJ Styles opening up the show. So what we got in this match,

this was probably, I'm going to say my second favorite match of the night. It was almost going

to be my first favorite, but I think the main event just knocked it out of the park. And that's

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