Long live the king! Ever since returning to the WWE from injury, Neville has used his new found mean streak to wreak havoc on the 205 Live Cruiserweight division. Tonight, Neville finished his quest by ripping the Cruiserweight Championship out of the clutches of former champion, Rich Swann.
In his first opportunity to become the King of the Cruiserweights, Neville was brutal in his attack on Swann.
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Despite Swann’s best efforts, Neville was able to finish him off with his vicious Rings of Saturn like submission and take his place on the cruiserweight throne.
With the victory, Neville becomes the fourth person to hold the Cruiserweight championship since the division has been brought back to the WWE.
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