Oba Femi Beats Bron Breakker By DQ In WWE Main Event

WWE’s first ever Sunday Night’s Main Event special landed in Atlanta on September 6, 2026, and the standout story bore Oba Femi’s name.

Femi topped Bron Breakker by disqualification in the show’s true showcase bout, only for a returning Bronson Reed to crash the finish and leave the Lagos-born star reeling under a chair shot and three Tsunamis. Nigerian wrestling fans, already invested in Femi’s rise, had every reason to celebrate another headline moment for their man.

Paul Heyman had billed the match as a fight for the future of WWE, and both men delivered on that promise inside Breakker’s own hometown arena.

Elsewhere on the card, Trick Williams reclaimed the United States Championship, Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton renewed their WrestleMania rivalry, and a six-woman tag descended into chaos. However, none of it matched the intensity or the storyline stakes of Femi’s clash with Breakker.

That post-match beatdown carried real weight beyond the result itself. Reed’s return signals that The Vision, the villainous faction built around Breakker, still views Femi as a threat worth eliminating by any means necessary. Consequently, Sunday’s show ended with more questions than answers, and this rivalry looks far from finished.

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Oba Femi Overcomes Interference to Beat Bron Breakker

Femi and Breakker traded big moments throughout their first ever singles encounter, and the bout graded out at a B+, among the highest marks on Bleacher Report’s live coverage of the entire card. Breakker flew off the apron early to send both men crashing over the announce table, then spent much of the middle portion berating Femi and openly questioning why fans consider him the future of the…