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H2: Jey Uso Survives Logan Paul to Retain World Heavyweight Championship Saturday Night’s Main Event (SNME) from Tampa ended with World Heavyweight Champion Jey Uso fending off social-media megastar Logan Paul in a high-octane title bout. Paul nearly stole the win with a brass-knuckle shot, but special enforcer Sami Zayn exposed the weapon, allowing Uso to seal the victory with a top-rope splash. H3: What the Result Means for Money in the Bank 2025 With Uso still on top, WWE officials confirmed the champion will defend again at Money in the Bank on June 7 in Los Angeles, where the men’s MITB winner could immediately challenge him. The victory solidifies Uso’s 272-day reign and keeps his rematch clause with former champ Seth Rollins on ice. H2: Cody Rhodes Makes Dramatic Comeback The loudest ovation of the night erupted when “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes stormed the ring post-match to chase off Paul and Cena allies. Rhodes, absent since April knee surgery, declared he’s “100 percent cleared” and teased entering Money in the Bank to “finish the story—again.” H2: John Cena Crushes R-Truth but Faces Fan Backlash In the show’s opener, 17-time world champion John Cena dispatched R-Truth with an Attitude Adjustment off the second rope. Nevertheless, the sold-out Amalie Arena showered Cena with boos after he mocked Tampa’s hometown hero Truth in a post-match promo. Social channels lit up with #CenaSucks trending within minutes, signaling a potential heel turn as SummerSlam season approaches. H3: Possible Cena vs. Rhodes Collision Course Rhodes’ return and Cena’s new villainous edge raise speculation about a blockbuster clash. WWE’s creative team has reportedly penciled both men into “marquee singles programs” leading into SummerSlam, making their confrontation a ratings magnet if plans hold. H2: Women’s Division—Evolution 2025 Officially Announced During a backstage segment, Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque officially confirmed that the all-women’s premium live event, WWE Evolution, will return this Fall. Early marketing lists headliners such as Women’s Champion Bianca Belair, Roxanne Perez, and a rumored Hall-of-Fame appearance by Trish Stratus. Expect qualifying matches to begin on Raw and SmackDown this week. H2: Full Quick-Hit Results • John Cena def. R-Truth • Damian Priest def. Drew McIntyre (Steel Cage) • DIY retained the Tag Team Titles over Alpha Academy • Bianca Belair & Jade Cargill def. Damage CTRL • Jey Uso (c) def. Logan Paul – World Heavyweight Championship H2: How to Watch the Replay Fans who missed the live broadcast can stream the full three-hour event on demand via Peacock in the United States and WWE Network internationally. A 7-day free trial is currently available for new subscribers, making it a friction-free way to catch every near-fall and surprise return. H2: SEO Takeaway—Why This SNME Matters • Keeps “WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event results” and “Jey Uso vs Logan Paul” hot in Google Discover. • Cody Rhodes’ comeback fuels search spikes for “Cody Rhodes return 2025.” • Confirmation of Evolution drives evergreen queries around “WWE Evolution 2025 card.” • Cena heel-turn rumors rank for “John Cena character change.” With Money in the Bank just two weeks away and SummerSlam on the horizon, WWE’s momentum appears turbo-charged—an ideal time for fans to tune in, and for content creators to capitalize on surging search interest surrounding pro wrestling’s biggest storylines.