WWE SummerSlam 2013 Results, Winner [VIDEO]: Randy Orton cashes in Money in the Bank

WWE SummerSlam 2013 took place Aug. 19 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles and the results can be seen below.

Dolph Ziggler & Kaitlyn beat Big E. Langston & AJ Lee

Brock Lesnar & Paul Heyman beat C.M. Punk

Natalya beat Brie Bella during the Divas Match

World Heavyweight Champion Alberto Del Rio beat Christian

Cody Rhodes beat Damien Sandow

Bray Wyatt beat Kane in the Ring of Fire Match

Rob Van Dam beat United States Champion Dean Ambrose via disqualification during the SummerSlam Kickoff Match

The SummerSlam 2013 fight card started with WWE Champion John Cena vs Daniel Bryan, followed by CM Punk vs Brock Lesnar. Bryan bested WWE champion John Cena, but the title was quickly snatched when Orton cashed in the Money in the Bank contract and Bryan was hit with the pedigree by Triple H.

See the video below:

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