WWE Clash of Champions 2019: 3 Interesting stats every fan should know coming out of the show

Luke Harper makes a return
Luke Harper makes a return

Clash of Champions is now widely considered to be one of the best pay-per-views of the year since there were 11 matches on the card and only two title changes overall. Hell in a Cell is less than a month away now since the company has brought the show forward this year to October 6th, so most of the seeds for the future were planted.

Whilst many members of the WWE Universe focus on storylines, statistics are also important in WWE since they decide who many fans believe is the best wrestler at any one time. Statistics are there to remind us that Charlotte Flair is already a nine-time Women's Champion after just four years on the main roster, whilst Braun Strowman is still yet to lift a singles Championship in the same amount of time.

Stats are always interesting in the wrestling world, so here are some fascinating once that came out of last night's show.


#3 Seth Rollins and his six moves of doom

Rollins was able to defeat Braun Strowman whilst using just 6 moves
Rollins was able to defeat Braun Strowman whilst using just 6 moves

Seth Rollins was part of two matches last night and whilst he was the reason that The Raw Tag Team Championships are now around the waists of Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode, he was able to come out on top against Braun Strowman in the main event.

One interesting fact about this match is the fact that Seth Rollins was able to win the match against Strowman by using just six moves. Of course, these moves were repeated a number of times, since there were four Curb Stomps in the ending sequence, but overall he performed just six unique moves throughout the entire match.

This could be because much of Rollins' moveset is for stars who are closer to his size and would be wasted on Strowman or just because Rollins already wrestled once in the night, either way, it's slightly harrowing for the current Universal Champion.

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#2 The Revival are now Triple Crown Champions

The Revival are now Triple Crown Tag Team Champions
The Revival are now Triple Crown Tag Team Champions

The Revival were able to defeat The New Day last night at Clash of Champions to lift the SmackDown Tag Team Championships for the first time in their career. This means that The Revival become just the second tag team in WWE history to lift the Raw, SmackDown and NXT Championships after American Alpha.

The interesting part of this match would be the fact that Xavier Woods was cleared ahead of the match following the knee injury that he received at the hands of Randy Orton over a month ago, but it was the reason that he tapped to Scott Dawson last night.

This could be the seed that has now been planted when it comes to a split between The New Day in the near future. Kofi Kingston could have pulled double duty last night and helped Big E instead if he wasn't cleared in time, but it didn't work out this way.

The Revival are reportedly now happy with their WWE status, which means that they could be about to be pushed into a good position on SmackDown Live in the near future.

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#1 The Wyatt Family are back on pay-per-view

Luke Harper made his long-awaited return last night at Clash of Champions
Luke Harper made his long-awaited return last night at Clash of Champions

The Wyatt Family once included Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper, Erick Rowan, and Braun Strowman, but all members of the team went their separate ways a few years ago and have failed to be as successful as singles stars.

Wyatt is a former WWE Champion and has since made headlines all over the world because of his Firefly Funhouse segments, but he has been away from WWE TV for around a year as the company decided what to do with him.

Last night saw the return of Luke Harper as he took out Roman Reigns to help his Bludgeon Brothers teammate Erick Rowan to pick up the win. This means that this was the first time that all four members of The Wyatt Family were part of the same show since Extreme Rules back in 2018.

The Bludgeon Brothers defended the SmackDown Tag Team Championships, Bray Wyatt and Matt Hardy lost their Raw Tag Team Championships to The B-Team whilst Braun Strowman lost a steel cage match to Kevin Owens.

Last night was seemingly on the same level since Erick Rowan was the only member of the team to pick up a win. Strowman lost both of his matches last night, whilst Wyatt only turned up to send a message to Seth Rollins ahead of Hell in a Cell.

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