Seth Rollins holds both the WWE World Heavyweight Championship and United States Championship, thanks to Jon Stewart. The former Daily Show host hit John Cena with a chair while the referee was knocked out, helping Rollins to get the pin and win both titles. 
 
 There wasn't much serious beef here -- just two guys with titles who don't like each other too much. Rollins has gone on and on about how he's the greatest WWE Champion of all time since he won the strap, even though he's clearly less accomplished than Cena, a 15-time winner of world-level championships. Cena pointed out how thoroughly obnoxious Rollins is on numerous occasions throughout the last month and beat Rollins in a non-title match, setting up this fight for two titles. 
 
 Rollins stomped on Cena's stomach from the top rope early on after some "you can't see me" hand signal mocking, but Cena was up quickly and delivered an Attitude Adjustment less than two minutes later. Unsurprisingly, less than 10 minutes into the match, it wasn't enough for the win. 
 
 That led to some good old WWE-style finisher stealing and no-effect moves. Rollins landed a massive frog splash, but Cena had no problem not only kicking out, but lifting Rollins up into the AA position. However, Rollins landed on his feet and eventually got Cena up to deliver an AA of his own. Cena kicked out in two. 
 
 In a tribute to Ric Flair, Cena locked in a Figure-Four Leglock on Rollins in an attempt to win his 16th title and tie the record for most recognized world championships in American wrestling. Rollins had nowhere to go, but managed to reverse the pressure, forcing Cena to crawl to the ropes. 
 
 Rollins connected with the best move of the match shortly afterwards, superplexing Cena off the top rope, popping right up and powerbombing Cena. Not only did that not finish Cena, but he got up almost instantly and landed another AA, which should have resulted in a three-count. But the referee was inadvertently knocked down, and he was unable to count. While Cena was calling the doctor to check on the ref, Rollins smacked him with a big kick on the nose he broke just three weeks prior. 
 
 And then, OUT OF NOWHERE, JON STEWART HAS A DANG CHAIR! Everyone assumed he'd run in to beat up Rollins, whom he recently feuded with, but instead Stewart attacked Cena and put down a chair for Rollins to Pedigree Cena onto. The referee didn't see any of that, but recovered in time to count to three, making Rollins a double-champ. 
 
 * * * 
 
 SB Nation presents: The Rock is our greatest national treasure 

 Will Smith responds to West Philly mural: It 'just wrecked me' 
 
 Will Smith responds to West Philly mural: It 'just wrecked me' Jul 2 
 
 Tracey McShane and Jon Stewart attend the screening of "A Place at the Table" at the Museum of Modern Art on Feb. 27, 2013, in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images) 
 
 Tracey McShane and Jon Stewart attend the screening of "A Place at the Table" at the Museum of Modern Art on Feb. 27, 2013, in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images) 
 
 As New Jersey native Jon Stewart winds down his stellar 16-year run on Comedy Central’s Daily Show, speculation has begun to mount surrounding what exactly the beloved comedian will do next. 
 
 But as it turns out, Stewart’s future may end up being a little more farm-y than funny. 
 
 Stewart and his wife, Tracey McShane, recently announced that they have purchased a New Jersey farm with hopes to turn it into an animal sanctuary for rescued farm animals. 
 
 Via a press release from animal advocacy group Farm Sanctuary: 
 
 The couple recently bought a farm in New Jersey with the intention of providing a home for farm animals rescued from cruelty, and in November, Tracey purchased Adopt a Farm Animal sponsorships for all of their Thanksgiving guests. Even their children are living the Farm Sanctuary life, with Tracey noting that “promises of animal shelter visits in exchange for completed homework are the norm in the Stewart household.” 
 
 Stewart, of course, has long been an animal-rights advocate, with that aspect of his political identity creeping into Daily Show segments such as in his skewering of Chris Christie’s support of gestational pig crates (and in a follow-up), or the recent interview with Farm Sanctuary co-founder and president Gene Baur. 
 
 Tracey, Stewart’s wife and a Philly native, is also a prominent animal-rights supporter, with a book on the subject, Do Unto Animals, slated for an October 2015 release. She also runs magazine Moomah, which dedicated its most recent issue to living a vegan lifestyle. 
 
 “The joy of interacting with animals as friends instead of using them for human consumption is life-changing,” Tracey said via a press release. “A trip to Farm Sanctuary should be on everyone’s to-do list.” 
 
 Currently, as USA Today recently found out, the Stewarts already care for 16 critters, plus their two children: two fish, two hamsters, two guinea pigs, two regular pigs, three rabbits, four dogs, and a parrot. 
 
 “All rescues,” Tracey told USA Today. “Except for the children.” 
 
 Now with the farm purchase, that group stands to grow post-Daily Show. But, hey, if we’ve got to lose the best daily TV news anchor going, at least it’s with good reason. 
 
 Plus, “Farmer Jon” just has a nice ring to it, don’t you think? 
 
 [Ecorazzi] 

 Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period.
– Since the Daily Show finale earlier this month, Jon Stewart has been keeping busy. Last night the comedian hosted a different kind of show to help WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins defend his title against the face everyone loves to hate: John Cena, SBNation.com reports. The match at Brooklyn's Barclays Center between the long-feuding Rollins and United States Champion Cena was a typical mishmash of wrestling staples, including stomach stomping, Figure-Four Leglocks, and a superplex or two. But as Cena was checking on the referee, who had (naturally) been knocked out during the match, the unspeakable happened, per SBNation, "OUT OF NOWHERE, JON STEWART HAS A DANG CHAIR!" The erstwhile late-night host rushed into the ring and was expected to help Cena perform a beatdown on Rollins—whom Stewart had recently taken to task on the Daily Show—but it was Cena who took the brunt of Stewart's chair, helping Rollins seal the deal and both championship belts. (Stewart and his wife, Tracey McShane, recently snatched up a New Jersey farm they hope to transform into an animal sanctuary, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer. But could moderating the presidential debates be Stewart's next gig?)