Friday 15 September 2017 19:58, UK
It has been an epic week in WWE with the chairman getting attacked, many title matches and major developments in the women's division. Here's our winners and losers from the last few days.
GOOD WEEK
Braun Strowman (RAW)
No one has ever man-handled Brock Lesnar the way that Braun Strowman did this week.
The man known as the 'Monster Among Men' was out to show he had what it takes to finally defeat Lesnar and he proved it after a German Suplex.
Lesnar's been a dominant champion but he hasn't taken on anyone that tests him like Strowman, who has all of the momentum going into their Universal Championship clash at No Mercy, live on Sky Sports Box Office.
The New Day (SmackDown)
'Sin City SmackDown' boasted three title matches and one of them saw The New Day challenge The Usos for the Tag Team Championships.
Once again, these two teams set the tone for talent in the Tag Team Division as they put on one of the matches of the night to follow up from their incredible SummerSlam bout.
The titles changed hands for the second time in just a few weeks as the popular trio can now once again call themselves the new SmackDown Tag Team Champions.
Kairi Sane (NXT)
What a week for the woman who has been referred to as 'the next Asuka'.
Sane beat former UFC competitor Shayna Baszler in the final of the Mae Young Classic before getting entered into a match for the vacant NXT Women's Championship at Takeover: Houston in November.
The 'Pirate Princess' signed a deal with NXT earlier in the Summer and now looks to help fill the void in the Women's Division left by Asuka, who has moved to RAW.
BAD WEEK
Vince McMahon (SmackDown)
What a way to return to Smackdown after a four-year absence.
McMahon, 72, was subjected to a brutal attack by Kevin Owens that left him bloodied and in need of medical attention.
Before the assault, McMahon announced Owens would face his son Shane at Hell in a Cell next month, in a match that just got even more personal.
Goldust (RAW)
Goldust is considered to be a legend in WWE; he's a veteran of the business and is keeping the legendary Rhodes family name in the company.
The painted superstar has fallen down the ranks recently, though, but it was a new low this week.
Bray Wyatt not only beat him but rubbed off his face paint to reveal the defeated man underneath, something you hope he'll be able to get revenge for at some point.
Wolfgang (NXT)
Wolfgang was given an opportunity to face Pete Dunne for the U.K. Championship on NXT but once again 'The Bruiserweight' Dunne managed to brush aside the challenge to retain his title.
Following the match, the team of Adam Cole, Bobby Fish, and Kyle O'Reilly, collectively known as The Undisputed Era, hit the ring and attacked the Champion.
Wolfgang came in to help his fellow Brit, only for Dunne to walk away and allow the trio to turn their attention to Wolfgang instead.
It was a lesson in street smarts but it at least showed Wolfgang and his fellow UK stars are getting top billing on NXT.
