The Dudley Boyz def. The Prime Time Players

MIAMI — This week on SmackDown, black-clad brothers-in-arms went to war against the WWE Tag Team Champions, The Dudley Boyz were denied their table, “villains” came together to wreak havoc and must-see drama was just plain “Awesome.”

Darren Young and Titus O'Neil pick a fight with one of the most successful tag teams in history.

Xavier Woods, Big E and Kofi Kingston kicked off SmackDown by highlighting great tables from history — their attempt to show the WWE Universe why The Dudley Boyz shouldn’t destroy tables. Bubba Ray and D-Von Dudley took exception, but ended up in a match against The Prime Time Players. As they did, The New Day took a ringside seat by joining SmackDown commentary.

In the end, the Dudleys triumphed with a 3D, the Dudley Death Drop. But as the dust cleared, Big E and Xavier Woods opted to leave with a table rather than let the extreme duo destroy it. This provided Kingston enough of a distraction to cheap shot D-Von before hurrying up the ramp.

Stardust and The Ascension welcome Neville to The Cosmic Wasteland

The Ascension delivers a sneak attack, helping Stardust to unleash a 3-on-1 assault on The Man That Gravity Forgot.

While Neville was scheduled to face Stardust, The Ascension delivered a sneak attack to The Man That Gravity Forgot as he was making his way to the ring. Stardust and the nefarious combination then unleashed a 3-on-1 assault of the high-flying Superstar.

Sheamus def. Cesaro

The Swiss Superman goes one-on-one with The Celtic Warrior.

Still reeling from his battle against Kevin Owens on Raw, a bandaged Cesaro took on Sheamus on SmackDown. And despite the incredibly competitive nature of the war-torn Swiss Superman, a fierce Brogue Kick out of nowhere allowed The Celtic Warrior to claim victory. 

Fireworks ensued when “Miz TV” welcomed Summer Rae, Dolph Ziggler and Lana

The controversy continued between Dolph Ziggler, Lana and Summer Rae on The Most Must-See Talk Show in WWE History.

On Monday’s Raw, Summer Rae accused Dolph Ziggler of trying to seduce her after getting out of the shower in his locker room.

In the wake of that controversy, The Miz scheduled Ziggler and Lana to be on “Miz TV.” Before introducing them, however, he elected to bring Summer Rae on the show to tell her side.

While Ziggler interrupted and even mentioned a restraining order — suggesting that he was denying the claims — Summer produced a past video of them kissing to show that they had been involved some sort of on-again/off-again relationship. An enraged Lana responded by attacking Summer, and when The Showoff pulled her back, she shoved him away and stormed off.

Bo Dallas def. R-Truth

After getting decimated by Brock Lesnar on Raw, Bo Dallas takes out his frustration on The Rapping Superstar.

After suffering the onslaught of Brock Lesnar on Raw, Bo Dallas attacked his opponent R-Truth with a newfound aggression. Even after winning the match, he continued to take his frustrations out on the rapping Superstar. But no matter how frustrated Dallas was, that didn’t stop him from doing a victory lap around the ring.  

Charlotte def. Tamina

The new No. 1 contender to the Divas Title battles a tough member of Team B.A.D.

The clock is ticking. If Nikki Bella still has the Divas Title after Raw, two weeks from now, she will become longest-reigning Divas Champion of all time — just six days before she is scheduled to defend her title against new No. 1 contender Charlotte at Night Of Champions.

Each second may count, however, because prior to her match against Tamina on SmackDown, Charlotte revealed to Team Bella that she has petitioned The Authority to move that match up, potentially putting the record in jeopardy!

In the match that followed, the daughter of WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair overcame her Team B.A.D. adversary with Natural Selection. Will she have the same luck against Nikki? And when exactly will the showdown end up taking place?

Roman Reigns & Dean Ambrose def. Big E & Kofi Kingston by Disqualification

The Big Dog and The Lunatic Fringe square off against the power of positivity.

Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose squared off against The New Day’s Big E & Kofi Kingston in SmackDown’s main event. Just when it looked like Reigns would pin Kingston — after blasting him with a Superman Punch as his adversary was leaping from the top rope — Xavier Woods attacked to cause a disqualification.

Seconds later, Ambrose leveled Woods with Dirty Deeds. Big E then made the mistake of rejoining the fight, only to be hit with Reigns’ Spear. The former Shield cohorts then picked up Woods again and treated him to an old-school two-man Powerbomb!

After the match, Ambrose challenged Bray Wyatt to a follow-up showdown. Instead, The New Face of Fear appeared on the TitanTron alluding to possibly using The Wyatt Family’s numbers to his advantage at Night of Champions.