What happened after WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event went off the air?

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In the match, Brandi Rhodes was briefly involved when she threw a drink on Orton’s face. At one point, Cody even drove Randy face-first into the steps, causing him to start bleeding. Referees came to check in, but the match progressed and turned out to be in The Viper’s favor. He low-blowed The American Nightmare twice when the referee was knocked out. Taking advantage, Orton RKO’d Rhodes and slowly went for a pinfall to win.

What else happened on WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event?

In a pre-show match, Dominik Mysterio defeated Joe Hendry. Then, to officially start WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event live from Atlanta, the hometown’s own Lil Yachty was up against Baron Corbin. The Grammy-nominated artist survived for five minutes against The Lone Wolf, which counted as a win. As a result of this stipulation, Trick Williams quickly received a rematch against Corbin for his United States Championship.

Trick defeated Baron to regain his US title. Oba Femi then defeated yet another Atlanta native, Bron Breakker, via disqualification. Bronson Reed made his awaited comeback, interfered in the match and attacked The Ruler. Next up, the Baddies faction of Jade Cargill, B-Fab, and Michin defeated Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, and Tatum Paxley.

Then, in the aforementioned main event, Randy Orton came out on top against Atlanta’s hometown hero, Cody Rhodes.