The main event of, well, WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event tonight (Sat., Dec. 14, 2024) at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Long Island, New York, featured WWE Champion Cody Rhodes putting his title on the line against former friend turned violent enemy Kevin Owens.

Cody Rhodes retained the Undisputed WWE title (represented by the famed "winged eagle" belt) over Kevin Owens in the main event of Saturday Night's Main Event.

A major update has surfaced WWE is reportedly planning the return of its iconic Winged Eagle Title, a belt beloved by fans during its reign from 1988 to 1998. Legendary wrestlers like Stone Cold Steve Austin,

While Cody Rhodes has been outspoken since returning to WWE about his desire to bring back the Winged Eagle, Fightful Select reports that "a number of talent" have mentioned bringing back classic titles. Fightful notes that this was a contributing factor to the WWE Tag Team Championship titles, unveiled this spring, sporting a more classic look.

After Cody Rhodes retained the WWE Championship over Owens at Saturday Night’s Main Event, WWE on social media showed Owens attacking Rhodes from behind after the show went off the air, planting him with a package piledriver. As he made his way to the back, Triple H could be seen confronting Owens, shoving him as Owens was led away by referees.

WWE is reviving the legendary Winged Eagle Championship for a single night at Saturday Night's Main Event, featuring Cody Rhodes and Kevin Owens in a high-stakes match. Triple H announces the nostalgic return of the championship to excite wrestling fans worldwide.

Cody Rhodes is still your Undisputed WWE Universal Champion after successfully defending his title against Kevin Owens at Saturday Night’s Main Event. As expected, Rhodes entered the arena with the iconic “Winged Eagle” belt, a version of the WWE title once held by legends like Hulk Hogan and “Stone Cold” Steve Austin. The belt was retired in 1998.

WWE is contemplating bringing back the iconic Winged Eagle Championship belt, as hinted by Triple H during a recent event with Cody Rhodes. Rhodes has been a strong proponent of reviving the title, which was prominent from 1988 to 1998,

Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes might finally get his wish for one night only. In a tweet, Triple H shared a clip in which he can be seen talking to Cody Rhodes about WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event.