WWE SNME: 5 big takeaways for Penta, Rhea Ripley, Logan Paul, Sol Ruca and more

WWE returned for Saturday Night’s Main Event this weekend from Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Vision advanced into the next phase in their rivalry with the Street Profits, Jade Cargill took a step toward reclaiming her WWE Women's Championship, and Penta put together another show-stealer. As we look forward to Clash in Italy later this month, here’s five takeaways from Saturday night in Indiana.

1. Time to even the score When the Street Profits vs. The Vision became the main event on Saturday night, it felt like a foregone conclusion that the challengers would walk out as new champions.

Instead, the match became the bridge for the next evolution in the Profits’ journey toward reclaiming tag-team gold. The story since WrestleMania 42 has been all about the Profits returning to take on The Vision but never fully trusting Seth Rollins. Saturday’s result — Bron Breakker being a difference-maker and The Vision using some outside assistance to beat the Profits — sure feels like the last straw that’ll push the unlikely trio to band together.

Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford are too over, too good in the ring, and too charismatic not to consistently be at the top of the tag-team division. It feels only like a matter of time before that happens, and it’ll likely include a little backup from Rollins on the way. OH.