Ambrose taunts him so Dolph punches him, then he backdrops him out to the floor and Ambrose tags himself out. Rollins runs in and Dolph almost rolls him up, then Rollins hits the ropes and Reigns blindtags in as Dolph leapfrogs him and goes for a Zig Zag. Rollins catches him and powerbombs him into the corner, then Reigns immediately spears him and picks up the win. The Shield taunts Big Show after the match and Ambrose chokes Dolph on the middle rope, but Show just sits there so they powerbomb Dolph and leave.
Winners – The Shield
Curtis Axel and Paul Heyman walk to the ring, and Axel says the WWE Universe witnessed his mentor and hero do something courageous on Monday. They show a clip of Heyman beating CM Punk with a kendo stick, then Heyman asks what the fans want from him, because he doesn't feel guilty about what he did. Heyman says he's not looking for forgiveness and he's not sorry, because the fans voted him into a situation where he was against the wall. He asks what they expected from him, and he asks if they actually thought he'd walk into a beating like that. Heyman says he and Punk were the reigning WWE Champion, and his strategy and Punk's execution made sure they took everyone down.
Heyman says he's still standing eventhough Punk is after him, and it's because Punk gets knocked on his back every time he tries to face him. Heyman says Night of Champions is one more time for them, and he can't escape this time, but he's man enough to admit that he is very afraid. He says they'll never see him again if Punk succeeds, but his fear can be Punk's nightmare, and they should worry about what he's capable of when he's faced with a guaranteed beating. Heyman says he will do whatever he needs, and he and Axel will own Punk at Night of Champions.
