LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: 'Celebrity Family Feud' is back in full swing with new weekly episodes! The latest Episode 4 on Sunday, July 30, starred WWE celebrities who competed against each other with a plot twist. Well, it was the battle of the sexes as the WWE legends had a men versus women battle.

The players' enthusiasm persisted throughout the program, and they all succeeded in bringing the wrestling ring's intensity to the audience. Even though they were neck-and-neck, the Men's team was able to take home the top award. The game was played for charity, and both teams intended to donate their winnings to the same organization.

Who won on 'Celebrity Family Feud' Episode 4?

The WWE men's and women's teams joined the 'Family Feud' stage with equal enthusiasm. The contestants who took part in the women's team were Natalya, Liv Morgan, Alexa Bliss, Bayley, and Becky Lynch. Seth Rollins, Big E, Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods, and Dolph Ziggler were on the men's team. With their fun banter, Seth and Becky—the renowned WWE couple—were without a doubt the episode's high point.

In the last round of questions, the women were just one correct answer away from winning the game. "Name something a woman hopes a male stripper does when she watches him perform," host Steve Harvey asked Becky who had the rest of the ladies nervously sitting beside her. "Flexes his muscles?" she answered with doubt and looked convinced they were not going to win. Steve went on to ask the answer board which showed a big red cross, indicating her answer was not a popular option amongst the audience members. The men were quick to celebrate their victory against the women.

What did the winners do with the prize money?

For the final round, Seth took one for the team and played for more prize winnings. "Name someone a maid-of-honor might roast in a wedding speech," was the question asked by Steve. Seth managed to do well and the team won $25,000.

The prize money is set to be sent to the V Foundation's Connor's Cure, which was established in honor of a WWE fan Connor Michalek who died from cancer a few years ago. The foundation has helped many families with funding problems while they are going through a family member's illness and has also contributed to further scientific research into cancer.