WWE SmackDown Highlights
Naomi vs. Nia Jax for the WWE Women’s Championship
- Naomi received an opportunity against Nia Jax for the Women’s Championship after recent wins, including a victory over Jax on October 11.
- The match was intense, with Naomi showcasing her skills and resilience. Despite strong efforts, Jax retained her title after a hard-fought battle.
Cody Rhodes Segment
- Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Cody Rhodes opened the show, expressing anger over Kevin Owens’ actions towards Randy Orton.
- Nick Aldis, the authority figure, informed Cody that Owens would not be allowed at shows until the situation was resolved.
- Cody emphasized his desire to resolve matters himself, hinting at confrontation with Owens in the future.
Women’s United States Championship Tournament
- Bayley advanced in the tournament by defeating Candice LeRae and B-Fab in a triple threat match.
- The spotlight was shared among the competitors, particularly on B-Fab, who impressed in her in-ring performance.
LA Knight vs. Berto
- LA Knight successfully defended his United States Championship against Berto.
- After the match, Shinsuke Nakamura returned, creating intrigue for upcoming storylines.
Motor City Machine Guns vs. The Street Profits
- The Motor City Machine Guns faced The Street Profits. The match ended in a disqualification, adding drama to the tag team scene.
- Tension soared between all teams, hinting at future conflicts.
Main Event Recap
- Nia Jax defeated Naomi to retain her Women’s Championship in a thrilling main event that kept the audience on edge.
- Post-match chaos ensued, with multiple competitors getting involved, setting the stage for future showdowns.
Closing Scene
- Roman Reigns was shown looking for Paul Heyman, building anticipation for upcoming events in the Bloodline saga.
This SmackDown served as a setup for future matches and storylines while featuring strong performances from various athletes. The combination of championship matches and personal rivalries kept the audience engaged throughout the show.
