Montez Ford & Angelo Dawkins get the opportunity to catapult themselves back into the SmackDown Tag Team Title picture if they can beat The Usos in a Championship Contenders’ Match. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more.

The Street Profits def. SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Usos by disqualification

After a biting back-and-forth war of words before the bout, the time for talk was over between The Street Profits and The Usos. With Universal Champion Roman Reigns and Paul Heyman watching from their private locker room, the SmackDown Tag Team Champions failed to get the job done when Jey Uso interrupted a pinfall attempt and refused to exit the ring, leading to the disqualification. The Profits were able to punctuate the win when Montez Ford went sailing over the top rope to wipe out both Usos and make a statement at the expense of the champs.

The Man comes around and turns down a challenge from The EST of WWE for the second week in a row. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more.

SmackDown Women’s Champion Becky Lynch refused to face Bianca Belair once again

The Man came around to address the WWE Universe once again, but this time The E-S-T of WWE was quick to retort. Belair reminded Lynch that she earned her SmackDown Women’s Championship rematch last week and proposed to have that match tonight, but The Man flat-out refused the challenge from the former champion once more.

The Head-Banging Herald competes in his first-ever singles match on SmackDown when he takes on former World Champion Dolph Ziggler. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more.

Rick Boogs def. Dolph Ziggler

King Nakamura’s heavy metal loving cohort, Rick Boogs, competed in his first singles match on SmackDown against Dolph Ziggler, and the result was a smash hit for the skilled guitarist. Boogs was able to hit Ziggler with a huge Pumphandle Slam for the victory.

The Visionary of Drip emulates Edge when he delivers a steel chair assault to his longtime adversary, Cesaro. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more.

Seth Rollins vs. Cesaro ended in a no contest

A rivalry was renewed as Seth Rollins took on Cesaro as The Visionary of Drip purported to be moving on from Edge. Rollins’ actual intentions became clear when he grabbed a steel chair and began to unleash an assault on Cesaro to end their bout.

Rollins continued the attack beginning to bare an eerie resemblance to The Rated-R Superstar as he used a piece of the chair to lock The Swiss Cyborg in a face-bending Crossface. After his patented Stomp, Rollins was about to deliver a devastating Con-Chair-To, but Edge burst onto the scene to send SmackDown's Savior backing away.

The KO Show descends into chaos when Happy Corbin unleashes an assault on KO over a matter of $100 with the help of his special guest Logan Paul. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more.

Logan Paul and Happy Corbin attacked Kevin Owens

The KO Show took a rough turn for its host as Happy Corbin brought out his own guest on Kevin Owens’ forum, Logan Paul. This was the first time Paul and Owens found themselves in the same ring since The Relentless One delivered a Stunner to the social media star at WrestleMania. After things got heated between KO and Paul, Corbin got in a cheap shot on Owens so that he and Paul could make a statement at his expense.
 

Dominik Mysterio hopes to learn from his mistakes last week in a rematch against The Master Strategist with Rey Mysterio trying to let him handle the contest on his own. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more.

Sami Zayn def. Dominik Mysterio

Dominik Mysterio set out to redeem himself in a rematch against Sami Zayn, and he was all over him from the sound of the bell. Things took a turn when Rey Mysterio made his way down the ramp to make sure Zayn didn’t escape the match, leading Dominik to urge his father that he had the match handled. Zayn had other plans, and he was able to nail Dom with the Helluva Kick to pick up the win.

After Finn Bálor interrupted Roman Reigns and The Bloodline last week, Roman Reigns goes to war with The Prince for the Universal Championship. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more.

Universal Champion Roman Reigns def. Finn Bálor

Things were volatile from the start as The Usos launched a pre-match attack on Finn Bálor during his entrance. Luckily, The Street Profits hit the scene to fend off the SmackDown Tag Team Champions, but the damage was done for The Prince. Still, Bálor went on to put forth a valiant effort against Roman Reigns, even managing to connect with his Coup de Grace, but in the end, the Universal Champion was too much, locking in his brutal Guillotine submission to earn the victory and retain his title.