WWE Roadblock End of the line 2016 results: Two new champions crowned as Kevin Owens retains his WWE Universal Championship

The final WWE pay per view event of the year took place last night in Pittsburgh which saw two new champions crowned. High flyer Neville also made his much-awaited return last night. It also saw Roman Reigns teaming up with his former shield partner Seth Rollins.

Here is the full list of results from Roadblock: End of the line

1. Rusev (with Lana) defeated Big Cass (with Enzo Amore) by count out

This was Big Cass's first PPV singles match. Big Cass had the upper hand early in the match and he hit Rusev with a slam and then landed the Empire elbow on him. Big Cass continued to dominate and was looking for a big boot but Rusev steered clear. Rusev then ran into the crowd to regroup and Big Cass followed him, following which Rusev hit him with a cheap shot and got back into the ring. Lana then shoved Enzo and faked an injury. With Big Cass down injured, he did not make it back into the ring in time and got counted out.

2. Sheamus & Cesaro def. The New Day (c) via pinfall to win the WWE Raw tag team championship

Cesaro had an early chance to take control of the match but Sheamus accidentally hit his partner, which gave The New day an opportunity to interfere as Big E gave Cesaro the Big Ending. Then Sheamus came in and delivered a Brogue kick to Big E and Cesaro placed Kofi Kingston in a Sharpshooter and just as he started to tap, Xavier Woods got the referee's attention and did not notice it. Then Cesaro hit Kingston with the Neutralizer, only for Kingston to be saved by Big E. Woods again interfered and Sheamus landed the Brogue kick on him this time following which Kingston landed the S.O.S on him but Sheamus kicked out. Cesaro secretly made the tag on Sheamus but Kingston did not realise that Cesaro was the legal man and hit Sheamus with the Trouble in Paradise. Finally, Cesaro rolled up a surprised Kingston for the pin and won the match.

3. Sami Zayn def. Braun Strowman via survival

This match was a 10-minute survival and all Sami Zayn had to do was last the full 10 minutes to win the match. Strowman completely dominated the first six minutes of the match. Then Mick Foley started to walk towards the ring with a white towel and Strowman demanded that Fley throw the towel in the ring and end the match. However, Zayn begged Foley not to do it and he stole the towel and threw it into the crowd. Then Sami Zayn avoided a charging Strowman on multiple occasions. With only 30 seconds remaining, Zayn climbed the turnbuckle and splashed Strowman for a two count. He then hit the Helluva kick just before the time got over and won the match.

4. Seth Rollins def. Chris Jericho via pinfall

This match was evenly contested throughout but Chris Jericho had the early advantage. A neck breaker from the top rope followed by a suicide dive through the ropes by Rollins gave Rollins brief control of the match. Later Y2J hit Rollins with the walls of Jericho but Rollins managed to escape. Just as Rollins was going to finish Jericho, Kevin Owens ran to the ring to interfere. This distracted Rollins and Jericho rolled him for a pin but only got a two count. After Jericho yelled at Owens, Rollins countered a Codebreaker into a Pedigree and won the match.

5. Rich Swan (c) def. T.J. Perkins (via pinfall) and The Brian Kendrick to retain his Cruiserweight title

Brian Kendrick was knocked out of the ring early in the match by Swann with a nasty knee to the face and once he returned, Perkins locked in the knee bar submission but Swan came in and hit an Enziguri before hitting a double hurricanrana on both men. Swan hit a drop on Perkins, who rolled out of the ring, and Kendrick locked in Captains Hook on Swan but Perkins came in and made the save and locked Kendrick in kneebar. Then Swan hit a splash kick on Perkins as all three men went down. Then Perkins once again locked in the kneebar this time on Swan but he managed to escape. Perkins and Swan hit Kendrick with a double superkick before Swan hit a Rich Kick on Perkins to retain his title.

Following Rich Swan's victory, Neville's music came on and he looked to be celebrating Swan's victory but suddenly attacked Swan and Perkins by throwing them into the barrier outside the ring. Neville made his intention clear that he wants a shot at the Cruiserweight title next.

6. Charlotte Flair defeated Sasha Banks (c) 3–2 in overtime to win the WWE Raw Women's Championship

This was a 30-minute ironman match. The first 10 minutes of the match were quite boring until Charlotte tripped Sasha Banks purposely while she was standing on the apron, which resulted in her colliding face first with the steel steps. Charlotte got her back into the ring and despite hitting Natural Selection, she could not manage a pin fall. Then Charlotte hit Natural Selection once again, this time off the top rope to earn a pinfall with 11 minutes remaining and took a 1-0 lead.

It took Sasha Banks less than 3 minutes to level things up as she hit Charlotte with a hurricanrana and somehow transitioned that into a pinfall with 8 minutes remaining. Charlotte then went for a Moonsault and missed, following which Banks locked in the Bank Statement forcing Charlotte to tap out. Banks took the lead with 6 minutes remaining.

Charlotte responded by attacking Sasha's knee for a long time in an effort to weaken her and then locked the Figure Four Leg Lock, which she then converted into a Figure Eight Leg Lock and then Sasha tapped out with just 3 seconds remaining. The match was tied 2-2. The match continued till sudden death. Charlotte continued to work on Sasha's knee once the bell rang. Sasha failed to pin Charlotte on top attempts but she managed to lock the Bank Statement once again but Charlotte countered it into a Figure Four Leg lock followed by a Figure Eight Leg lock forcing Sasha Banks to tap out.

7. Roman Reigns def. Kevin Owens (c) via disqualification; Owens retains the title

As soon as the bell rang, Kevin Owens rolled out of the ring and was taking it own time in the match. Then Roman followed him and hit him with a few elbows and rolled him back into the ring. Once in the ring, Owens took the upper hand by keep Roman on the ground and started taunting him verbally. The picked up when Owens hit Roman with a cannonball only for Roman to respond immediately with a superman punch. Owens countered a superplex off the top rope only for Reigns to later counting a diving senton with two knees to Owens' back.

Outside the ring once again, Owens set up Roman for a frog splash on the announcer's table. After he hit the frog splash, the table did not break, so he hit another one and broke the table this time as Owens took Roman back into the ring who barely managed to kick out. Then Owens went for another Frog splash this tip from the top rope for another two count. Roman bounced back with a sit-down powerbomb but Owens thwarted a spear with a kick and Pop-Up Powerbomb; he only got a two count as Reigns placed his right foot on to the bottom rope, breaking up the pinfall.

Owens then went and got his title into the ring and started arguing with the referee. Then Roman hit him with a spear but could only manage a two count. At that point, Jericho entered the ring and hit Owens with a Codebreaker, ending the match in disqualification. Jericho then picked up the belt, went over to Owens and handed it to him, raising Owens' hand in victory before the two hugged and celebrated in the ring.

After the match, Rollins music started playing and he ran down into the ring and this allowed Roman to spear Owens. Rollins hit Jericho with a Pedigree. Then the former shield members cleared the announce table and the two teamed up for a Shield-style powerbomb on Jericho. As Owens made his way back to the locker room, Rollins caught up to him he and Reigns then teamed up against Owens, clearing the main announce table next to the stage and delivering one more powerbomb.