#weeklytowers

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers Week 3 Match 2: Liv Morgan vs Chelsea Green

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers continues with Week 3 Match 2, putting Liv Morgan 73 against Chelsea Green 71 in a one-on-one MyFACTION match.

This one has a fun back-and-forth feel because Chelsea Green does not go down quietly. She brings counters, attitude, and enough offense to make Liv work for the win. That makes the match feel more competitive than a simple tower clear, especially once Chelsea starts creating momentum in the middle of the fight.

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers Week 1 Match 1: The Rock vs Seth Rollins

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers begins with The Rock vs Seth Rollins, and Week 1 Match 1 turns into a strong opening fight for the series.

The Rock comes in with power and confidence, but Seth Rollins does not make this an easy first step. Rollins keeps finding counters, creates some dangerous moments, and brings the fight into a more chaotic direction once the kendo stick enters the match.

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers Week 2 Match 5: Demon Finn Balor in Hell in a Cell

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers keeps the pressure high with Week 2 Match 5, throwing Demon Finn Balor into a Hell in a Cell Triple Threat against Gunther and Kevin Owens.

This is the kind of match that instantly feels different from a standard tower clear. Hell in a Cell already makes every moment more dangerous, and the Triple Threat setup means control can disappear in seconds. Gunther brings the power, Kevin Owens brings the chaos, and Finn Balor has to find a way to survive both at the same time.

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers Week 2 Match 4: Mr. Perfect vs Axiom

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers continues with Week 2 Match 4, putting Mr. Perfect 78 against Axiom 67 in a one-on-one MyFACTION match.

This one stands out because the whole match is built around one simple strategy: take away Axiom’s speed. Axiom is dangerous when he can move freely and build momentum, but once Mr. Perfect starts breaking down the legs and slowing the pace, the match begins to lean heavily in his favor.

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers Week 2 Match 3: Flammer vs Zelina Vega

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers continues with Week 2 Match 3, putting Flammer 75 against Zelina Vega 71 in a one-on-one MyFACTION match.

This one stands out because Zelina Vega keeps making the match more competitive than expected. Flammer has the power and the confidence, but Zelina keeps answering back with timing, craftiness, and enough pressure to stop the match from feeling like an easy clear.

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers Week 2 Match 2: Becky Lynch vs Asuka Extreme Rules

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers keeps the pressure high with Week 2 Match 2, an Extreme Rules match between Becky Lynch “Lilith” Ruby 80 and Asuka Gold 66 in MyFACTION.

This one stands out because the match never really settles down. Extreme Rules already makes every moment more dangerous, but once the weapons start coming in, the whole fight turns into a survival match. Chairs, ladders, and thumbtacks all raise the intensity, while Becky and Asuka keep trading momentum and forcing each other to absorb more punishment.

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers Week 2 Match 1: Stone Cold vs Montez Ford

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers opens Week 2 with a solid one-on-one MyFACTION match featuring Stone Cold Steve Austin vs Montez Ford.

This one stands out because Montez Ford brings a lot more pressure than you might expect going in. Stone Cold has the experience and power, but Ford keeps the pace high, finds openings, and gets enough offense in to make the match feel competitive from start to finish.

That makes the ending work even better. Once Stone Cold lands the Stunner, the whole match swings in his favor and the finish feels clean and earned instead of automatic. It is a simple setup on paper, but it gives the Weekly Towers series another match that feels worth remembering.

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers Week 1 Match 5: HBK Survives Triple Threat Chaos

WWE 2K26 Weekly Towers Week 1 Match 5 gives Shawn Michaels a tough Triple Threat challenge against Cody Rhodes and Dirty Dominik Mysterio in MyFACTION.

This one stands out in the Weekly Towers run because it never really lets the pace settle down. Triple Threat matches are already hard enough when you are trying to manage two opponents at once, but this one keeps adding more pressure as it goes. Cody Rhodes gets long stretches of momentum, Dirty Dominik keeps finding ways back into the action, and HBK has to survive all of it without losing control of the objective.

That makes this feel like a strong Weekly Towers match for Week 1 because it adds a little more struggle and unpredictability to the series. The Sweet Chin Music moment feels huge, but it does not instantly end the fight, which helps the finish feel more earned.