In the climax of the 60th Super Bowl, the Seattle Seahawks secured a victory over the New England Patriots with a score of 29-13, demonstrating dominant gameplay. The Seahawks' win came after a 12-year gap since their last Super Bowl triumph, and Kenneth Walker was honored as the most valuable player for his performance during the match.

Prior to reaching the Super Bowl, the Seahawks had overcome the Los Angeles Rams in the National Football Conference (NFC) playoffs, clinching a spot in the final with a close 31-27 win. Meanwhile, the Patriots, who topped the American Football Conference (AFC), narrowly advanced past the Denver Broncos in their playoff clash, winning 10-7. The Patriots were seeking their seventh championship title to become the most successful franchise in NFL history, a record they are currently sharing with the Pittsburgh Steelers, who have also won six Super Bowls.

The historical rivalry between the Seahawks and Patriots was further highlighted, as they previously met in the Super Bowl in 2015, where the Patriots narrowly won 28-24. The previous season, the Philadelphia Eagles claimed the title by defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22, reflecting the competitive nature of the league and how teams constantly strive for greatness in American football.