WWE SmackDown Results 3/14/25

WWE SmackDown Results 3/14/25
Olimpic Arena
Barcelona, Spain

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Commentators: (Joe Tessitore & Wade Barrett) 

Ring Announcer: Lilian Garcia

Transcription by Josh Lopez

LA Knight, Jimmy Uso, Solo Sikoa, Braun Strowman Segment 

LA Knight: YEAH! YEAH! YEAH! Let me talk to you. Right now, you, me, everybody, we’re making history. You’re talking about the first SmackDown, right here in Barcelona. But let’s think about something, right now. The first SmackDown, right here in Spain, and my god, I might be the US Champion, but my god, I’m worldwide. While I appreciate that, I want to get right down to business. It was way too long that I stood here without this championship, but finally, by god, it’s back, and it’s back in the hands of where it should be. This man, right here, with everybody saying, LA Knight, YEAH!

Jimmy Uso: Once again, the US Championship is back with the megastar. I’m not out here to congratulate you, uce, I’m out here to tell you, I’m desperate. Desperate. You see, my road to WrestleMania is running short, uce. I’m tired of these speed bumps popping up. I’m tired of the detours popping up. And I figured it out. The only way I can start my road to WrestleMania is to challenge you, right here in Barcelona, for the US Title.

Solo Sikoa: Hey, yo, LA Knight, if there’s anybody that deserves a US Title Shot, that man should definitely be Jacob Fatu. You see, a couple weeks ago, you ass stole the pin, that’s why that title wasn’t able to come back to this family. Oh, and big brother, Jimmy, how are you doing? Good to see you. Why don’t you step aside, since you’re known to be the failure of the family?

Jimmy Uso: Failure, huh? Uce, the biggest failure I ever done was trusting you as my little brother. Not only that, the biggest failure, bigger than that, was you losing The Ula Fala to The OTC, Roman Reigns.

Tama Tonga drops Jimmy with a Hanging DDT. The New Bloodline gangs up on Knight and Jimmy. Braun Strowman storms into the ring to make the save. Strowman uppercuts Fatu in mid-air. Strowman repeatedly stomps on Sikoa’s chest. Knight clotheslines Tonga. Jimmy SuperKicks Sikoa. Knight with a corner clothesline. Jimmy SuperKicks Fatu. Strowman clotheslines Fatu over the top rope. Nick Aldis appears on the stage. We have ourselves an impromptu 6-Man Tag Team Match.

First Match: LA Knight, Jimmy Uso, Braun Strowman vs. Solo Sikoa, Jacob Fatu, Tama Tonga In A 6-Man Tag Team Match 

This match started during the commercial break. Jimmy and Sikoa are tagged in. Sikoa with a straight right hand. Sikoa slams Jimmy’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Sikoa is throwing haymakers at Jimmy. Sikoa sends Jimmy to the corner. Jimmy dives over Sikoa. Jimmy uppercuts Sikoa. Jimmy unloads three knife edge chops. Jimmy transitions into a corner mount. Jimmy clears the ring. Sikoa drops Jimmy with The Spinning Solo. Sikoa uses the middle rope to choke Jimmy. Sikoa fish hooks Jimmy. Tonga punches Jimmy behind the referee’s back. Sikoa tags in Fatu. Fatu with a Running Senton Splash. Tonga tags himself in. Tonga with The Slingshot Senton. Tonga with a Sliding Lariat. Tonga follows that with clubbing axe handle strikes. Tonga tags in Sikoa. Sikoa with a Running Hip Attack. Sikoa poses for the crowd. Sikoa HeadButts Jimmy. Sikoa tags in Fatu. Fatu applies a nerve hold. Jimmy decks Fatu with a JawBreaker. Jimmy with a Spinning Enzuigiri. Jimmy tags in Knight. Knight ducks a clothesline from Fatu. Knight with a short-arm clothesline. Knight is throwing haymakers at Fatu. Fatu launches Knight to the corner. Knight side steps Fatu into the turnbuckles. Knight with a Leaping NeckBreaker.

Knight goes for a Powerslam, but Fatu lands back on his feet. Fatu goes for The Samoan Drop, but Knight lands back on his feet. Knight kicks Fatu in the gut. Knight drops Fatu with The DDT for a one count. Fatu rises back on his feet. Fatu SuperKicks Knight. Fatu with a Clubbing Lariat. Fatu HeadButts Knight. Knight sends Fatu face first into the top turnbuckle pad. Knight with The Megastar Elbow. Fatu blocks The BFT. The referee gets distracted by Sikoa. Tonga punches Knight from the apron. Fatu with a Running HeadButt. Fatu tags in Tonga. Tonga with a quick splash. Tonga transitions into a ground and pound attack. Tonga with rapid fire bodyshots. Tonga with The Stinger Splash. Tonga tags in Sikoa. Sikoa stomps on the left hand of Knight. Sikoa talks smack to Knight. Knight answers with a flurry of haymakers. Sikoa with a reverse hammer throw into the turnbuckles. Sikoa whips Knight across the ring. Sikoa scores the elbow knockdown for a one count. Sikoa applies a wrist lock. Sikoa tags in Tonga.

Tonga targets the left shoulder of Knight. Tonga HeadButts Knight. Following a snap mare takeover, Tonga with a Sliding Lariat for a two count. Fatu tags himself in. Fatu with Three Falling HeadButts. Fatu nails Knight with a Running Hip Attack. Fatu tags in Sikoa. Sikoa is raining down haymakers in the corner. Sikoa goes for a Running Hip Attack, but Knight ducks out of the way. Sikoa goes for a Belly to Back Suplex, but Knight lands back on his feet. Knight with a Belly to Back Suplex. Sikoa tags in Tonga. Tonga stops Knight in his tracks. Knight uses his feet to create separation. Knight tags in Strowman. Strowman with two shoulder tackles. Strowman dumps Sikoa out of the ring. Strowman drops Tonga with The Big Boot. Strowman delivers The Strowman Express. Strowman is fired up. Knight with The Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Jimmy lands The Suicide Dive. Strowman levels Tonga with The Body Avalanche. Strowman connects with The Running Powerslam to pickup the victory. After the match, Sikoa clocks Strowman with The Samoan Spike. Knight and Sikoa starts brawling in the crowd. Fatu SuperKicks Jimmy. Fatu with a Running HeadButt to Strowman. Fatu is trying to wear down Strowman with repeated headbutts. Fatu with Three Box Jump MoonSaults. Fatu puts Strowman through the ringside barricade with a Running Hip Attack.

Winner: LA Knight, Jimmy Uso, Braun Strowman via Pinfall 

– Triple H WWE Hall Of Fame Video Package.

– Naomi/Bianca BelAir/Jade Cargill Video Package.

Jade Cargill Interview 

Cathy Kelley: Jade Cargill, thank you so much for granting us this interview, your first since your nearly career ending attack at the hands of your former friend and ally, Naomi. How have these last couple of months been? And where are you at physically and emotionally?

Jade Cargill: Physically, Cathy, I’m okay, I’m ready to go. After Elimination Chamber and SmackDown, seeing Naomi cry about all of her struggles, as if she’s the victim. How pathetic, thinking I needed to use anyone to get to where I’m going, as if I need a handout. Naomi thought she could dictate what I deserve. I mean how’s that working out for her, right now?

Cathy Kelley: There’s clearly a lot of emotions right now. Not to harp on Naomi much longer, but everybody is wondering, how did you know that she was the attacker, and was there a reason that you didn’t alert people here sooner?

Jade Cargill: You know, Cathy, all I can recall is being hit from the back and being thrown on the car. And then as everything grew dark, seeing Naomi just run away. I mean that was my big sis, that was our best friend, we were the big 3. She didn’t just attack me, physically, she attacked my integrity, she attacked my loyalty, she attacked my heart. I mean how can you trust anyone like that? And then to see Bianca team up with her, as if nothing ever happened? I knew right then I had to take things into my own hands. But she did get one thing right, she should’ve pushed me harder.

Liv Morgan: Wow, look at Cathy doing an interview, using her quiet voice.

Cathy Kelley: We’re trying to do an interview over here.

Liv Morgan: I don’t care, Cathy.

Jade Cargill: Not right now, Liv. This is not the time. This is not the time to do this. We’re clearly doing something.

Liv Morgan: Remember this the next time you get attacked, because me and Raquel have been getting blamed for weeks because of you.

Jade Cargill: Not right now, and you better be thankful that you’re even holding these tag team titles, because if I was in that match, I promise you, you would never have that title.

Liv Morgan: Oh, is that right? Is that what you think? That’s hilarious. Wow, okay, you’re a joke.

Jade Cargill: Well, since I’m such a joke, I don’t need a title to take on that ass, and I’ll be seeing you next week.

Liv Morgan: You want to see me next week? Okay, cool, I’ll see you next week. How about you just don’t get pushed onto any cars between now and then, okay? Loser idiot.

Second Match: Charlotte Flair vs. B-Fab 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Charlotte backs Fab into the turnbuckles. The referee calls for a clean break. Charlotte starts running the ropes. Strong lockup. Charlotte with a deep arm-drag. Charlotte drops Fab with a shoulder tackle. Charlotte unloads three knife edge chops. Fab ducks under another chop from Charlotte. Fab with a Back Heel Kick. Fab clotheslines Charlotte. Fab with a Modified Chokeslam for a one count. Charlotte regroups on the outside. Charlotte regains control of the match during the commercial break. Following a snap mare takeover, Charlotte wraps her legs around Fab’s neck. Charlotte repeatedly drives Fab face first into the canvas. Charlotte with a series of Rolling Headscissors Takeovers. Charlotte pops back on her feet. Charlotte drags Fab to the corner. Fab blocks The Figure Eight.

Fab sends Charlotte face first into the middle turnbuckle pad. Charlotte toys around with Fab. Fab is throwing haymakers at Charlotte. Fab with forearm shivers. Fab sends Charlotte to the corner. Fab with a Corner Spear. Fab with a Vertical Suplex. Fab follows that with a Spinning Leg Lariat. Charlotte skins the cat. Charlotte kicks Fab in the face. Fab nails Charlotte with The Pump Kick for a two count. Fab applies a waist lock. Charlotte blocks The German Suplex. Charlotte blocks The O’Connor Roll. Charlotte SuperKicks Fab. Charlotte hits The Natural Selection. Charlotte makes Fab tap out to The Figure Eight. After the match, Charlotte refuses to let go of the hold. Tiffany Stratton storms into the ring. Stratton and Charlotte got into a massive pull apart brawl. All hell starts breaking loose in Barcelona. Stratton would wipe out security guards with a Swanton Bomb to the outside. Their brawl spilled into Miz TV. Stratton landed the final strike with a Swanton off the Titantron.

Winner: Charlotte Flair via Submission 

Drew McIntyre Promo 

For the longest time, I was so focused on the individuals that were in front of me. And then I realized that somebody was benefitting every time I got screwed. April 7th, 2024, WrestleMania XL, Drew McIntyre defeats Seth Rollins for the World Heavyweight Championship, a moment for years in the making, a moment that was absolutely perfect until it wasn’t. I was assaulted from behind, and Damian Priest cashed in his MITB Briefcase, robbing me from the moment. But it doesn’t end there, does it? No, June 15th, Clash At The Castle, my home country, a moment more perfect than perfect until it wasn’t, once again, screwed, once again, and that vulture picked up the bones, once again. Fast forward, one month, it’s time to fight fire with fire.

Money In The Bank, I win the MITB Contract, I cash in, and I get screwed, once again. And that parasite, that leach Priest was there to capitalize. Even when you lost the title, you didn’t know how to succeed unless it was off my back. Which brings us to the Royal Rumble, soon as my back was turn, eliminated, thanks to Priest. And then the Elimination Chamber, my last chance at the world title, I claymore John Cena, I’m about to pin the man that won the match, and Priest, you can’t help yourself, you stole it from behind, so I dropped your ass. So, if you wanted my attention, you’ve got it. This is not about the world championships, you’ve taken that away from me, twice. This about putting you down, for good, so you can never take anything away from me, again.

Miz TV With Special Guest: Cody Rhodes 

The Miz: Yeah, I would say, it is very awesome. That is a way to start off Miz TV, anything can happen. So, with that being said, welcome to the most must see WWE talk show in history, Miz TV. My guest tonight should’ve taken my advice and accepted The Final Boss’s offer. Instead, instead, he got beat up by two great rappers, Travis Scott and John Cena. He is a man who will face John Cena in the main event of WrestleMania, who, unlike me, will not beat John Cena in the main event of WrestleMania. Ladies and gentlemen, please give it up for the self-proclaimed QB 1 of WWE. He is “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes. Cut, cut, cut, cut the music. I don’t have time for sing-along with Cody Rhodes. I’m gonna ask the hard-hitting questions, right here, right now. I’ve already been interrupted by Tiffy Time, so I got some time for myself.

Rhodes kicks Miz in the gut. Rhodes with a Drop-Down Uppercut. Rhodes nails Miz with The CrossRhodes.

Cody Rhodes: I don’t want to talk to The Miz. I don’t want to talk to anybody unless his name is John Cena. If you can find it worth your time, to join us, John, on the Road to WrestleMania, next Monday, just know, I’ll be there, too.

– Nick Aldis admonishes Shinsuke Nakamura for blinding the referee with red mist last week. Nakamura just wants a championship rematch. Nick says that Nakamura is lucky he’s not suspended, right now. Damian Priest joins the conversation. Priest wants to know where Drew McIntyre is. Nick was told that Drew left the building, and Priest can take that information however he wants. Priest says that not only is Drew a jackass, but he’s a smart one as well. Nakamura talks smack to Priest in Japanese. Priest challenges Nakamura to a match in Spanish. Nick makes this match official.

Third Match: Damian Priest vs. Shinsuke Nakamura 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Priest backs Nakamura into the turnbuckles. The referee calls for a clean break. Nakamura with a waist lock go-behind. Wrist Lock Exchange. Priest applies a side headlock. Nakamura backs Priest into the turnbuckles. Nakamura with a cross chop. Nakamura with clubbing mid-kicks. Nakamura follows that with Bad Vibrations. Nakamura repeatedly kicks Priest in the face. Priest blocks a boot from Nakamura. Priest launches Nakamura to the corner. Priest with rapid fire haymakers. Priest rocks Nakamura with a forearm smash. Priest sends Nakamura back first into the turnbuckles. Priest with a Face Plant. Priest clotheslines Nakamura over the top rope. Nakamura regains control of the match during the commercial break. Nakamura applies a chin bar. Priest with heavy bodyshots. Nakamura kicks the left hamstring of Priest. Nakamura with a Step Through Kick. Priest catches Nakamura in mid-air. Priest drops Nakamura with The Lifting Flatliner. Priest delivers his combination offense. Priest scores the forearm knockdown. Priest with a leaping back elbow smash. Priest with The Broken Arrow. Nakamura regroups on the outside.

Priest delivers The Pounce on the outside. Priest rolls Nakamura back into the ring. Priest with The Old School Crossbody. Nakamura avoids The Rebound Lariat. Nakamura applies The Flying Arm-Cross-Breaker. Nakamura with combination strikes. Priest avoids The Roundhouse Kick. Priest with an Inside Out Lariat. Priest gets distracted by Drew McIntyre. Nakamura rolls Priest over for a two count. Nakamura with a Step Through Kick. Nakamura goes for The Kinshasa, but Priest counters with The South Of Heaven. McIntyre clotheslines Priest which forces the disqualification. After the match, McIntyre transitions into a ground and pound attack. Priest with three haymakers. McIntyre rakes the eyes of Priest. Nakamura connects with The Kinshasa to the back of Priest’s head. McIntyre goes back to the ground and pound attack. McIntyre dumps Priest out of the ring. McIntyre tosses Priest around the ringside area. McIntyre nails Priest with a running stair shot. McIntyre starts walking up the ramp way posing for the crowd. McIntyre turns and sees Priest getting back on his feet. McIntyre plants Priest with The Claymore. McIntyre makes a promise that he’s going to make Priest’s life a living heel.

Winner: Damian Priest via Disqualification 

– Cathy Kelley had a backstage interview with DIY. Ciampa makes the claim that they’re the reason why SmackDown has the best tag team division in all of professional wrestling. Gargano calls The Street Profits a second-place team, just not good enough. We Want The Smoke? It’s more like they choke in big time title matches. Gargano says that they’re the best tag team in the world. How can you say moment of silence in Spanish? The Motor City Machine Guns joins the conversation. Alex Shelley doesn’t want Cathy to answer that question, because they don’t care about DIY’s dumbass moment of silence. The joke is on DIY now for having the entire tag team division coming after them. Once DIY are done with The Profits, there’s unfinished business that needs to be settled. MCMG wishes DIY good luck in their match.

– Cathy Kelley had a backstage interview with Chelsea Green & The Secret Hervice Agency. Chelsea says that she did what any great leader would do when their back is against the wall, she brought out her secret weapon in Alba Fyre. The Green Administration is in full force. Zelina Vega joins the conversation. Zelina obviously wants the Women’s United States Championship. Piper Niven says that Zelina will have to go through her if she wants to face Chelsea.

Fourth Match: Randy Orton vs. Carmelo Hayes 

Hayes wants Orton to shake his hand. Hayes shoves Orton. Orton uppercuts Hayes. Orton slams Hayes head on two turnbuckle pads. Orton transitions into a corner mount. Orton drives Hayes shoulder first into the steel ring post. Orton with a Belly to Back Suplex on the announce table. Orton is fired up. Hayes regains control of the match during the commercial break. Hayes applies a rear chin lock. Orton gets back to a vertical base. Hayes kicks Orton in the gut. Orton goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Hayes lands back on his feet. Hayes delivers a chop block. Hayes SuperKicks Orton for a two count. Hayes goes back to the rear chin lock. Hayes drives his knee into the midsection of Orton. Orton answers with a gut punch. Hayes thrust kicks the midsection of Orton. Hayes sends Orton to the corner. Orton with two clotheslines.

Orton ducks a clothesline from Hayes. Orton Powerslams Hayes. Hayes blocks The Draping DDT. Hayes goes for The O’Connor Roll, but Orton holds onto the ropes. Hayes goes for a Springboard Clothesline, but Orton counters with a Snap Powerslam for a two count. Orton hits The Draping DDT. Orton plays to the crowd. Orton prepares for The RKO. Hayes wisely exits the ring. Hayes with a Top Rope Stunner. Hayes goes for Nothing But Net, but Orton ducks out of the way. Hayes kicks Orton in the gut. Hayes delivers The Fade Away for a two count. Hayes ascends to the top turnbuckle. Haymaker/Forearm Exchange. Orton with The SuperPlex. Hayes blocks The RKO. Orton denies The First 48. Orton uppercuts Hayes. Hayes with The First 48. Orton connects with The RKO to pickup the victory. After the match, Orton helps Hayes get back on his feet. Orton asks Hayes to shake his hand. Hayes pie faces Orton. Orton plants Hayes with another RKO. Orton starts listening to the voices in his head. Orton goes for The Punt, but Kevin Owens pulls Hayes out of the ring. Orton is throwing haymakers at Owens. Owens drives Orton back first into the ring post. Owens starts running towards the backstage area.

Winner: Randy Orton via Pinfall 

– Fenix Vignette.

– Solo Sikoa tells Jacob Fatu that Braun Strowman is not on his level, and it’s time to take him out. It’s time to run the play. Let’s keep it 100, Braun can’t touch this. Live from coast to coast, live from post to post, Jacob is going to dog walk Braun’s ass, next week.

– Aleister Black Vignette.

GUNTHER Promo 

The road to WrestleMania in Europe starts tonight, here in Barcelona. And as the greatest European wrestler of all-time, I just had to be there. Just one regret, I wish we were in Madrid instead, Hala Madrid. Anyway, the real reason I’m here is to prove a point. Because all of you, you love Jey Uso, because he’s wasting his time dancing around amongst you, waving his hands like an idiot, just to entertain you. But once this bell rings, there’s no substance to it, it doesn’t mean a damn thing. So, I heard there’s a kid, they call him the best wrestler out of Spain. Well, the most promising talent in WWE, right now. You all love him, but I’m going to prove right now, that this doesn’t mean a damn thing. So, ladies and gentlemen, here he is, your national hero, Axiom.

Fifth Match: GUNTHER vs. Axiom

Chain grappling exchange. Gunther backs Axiom into the turnbuckles. Axiom ducks under a chop from Gunther. Axiom with a Mid-Kick. Gunther with a side headlock takeover. Axiom kicks the left knee of Gunther. Axiom with clubbing hamstring kicks. Axiom with two overhand chops. Axiom is getting flustered with his speed and agility. The Barcelona crowd gives Axiom a big ovation. Gunther lays Axiom flat on the top turnbuckle. Gunther goes for The Overhand Chop, but Axiom counters with The Rope Assisted Arm-Bar. Axiom kicks Gunther face. Gunther tells Axiom to bring it. Axiom with Two Running Boots. Gunther answers with two knife edge chops. Following a snap mare takeover, Axiom applies a front face lock. Gunther bodyslams Axiom. Gunther talks smack to the crowd. Axiom with a chop/forearm combination. Gunther slaps Axiom in the chest.

Gunther repeatedly stomps on Axiom’s chest. Gunther with clubbing mid-kicks. Gunther toys around with Axiom. Axiom fires back with another chop/forearm combination. Axiom with repeated mid-kicks. Gunther with a double leg takedown. Gunther applies The Boston Crab. Gunther transitions into The STF. Gunther adds the cravate. Gunther with another overhand chop. Gunther repeatedly drives his knee into Axiom’s ribs. Gunther rocks Axiom with a forearm smash. Gunther is choking Axiom with his boot. Gunther with a blistering chop. Gunther is trying to rip off Axiom’s mask. Axiom with a Dragon Screw Leg Whip in the ropes. Axiom dropkicks the back of Gunther’s right knee. Axiom with The Missile Dropkick. Axiom with forearm shivers. Gunther slaps Axiom in the chest. Gunther goes for a PowerBomb, but Axiom lands back on his feet.

Axiom with combo sumo strikes. Axiom with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Gunther blocks The Shining Wizard. Gunther goes for The Jack Hammer, but Axiom counters with an inside cradle for a two count. Axiom with a Running Knee Strike. Gunther blasts Axiom with The Shotgun Dropkick. Gunther PowerBombs Axiom for a two count. Gunther drags Axiom to the corner. Gunther ascends to the top turnbuckle. Axiom with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Gunther shoves Axiom. Axiom clocks Gunther with another Step Up Enzuigiri. Gunther goes for The Avalanche PowerBomb, but Axiom counters with a Hurricanrana. Axiom connects with The Golden Ratio for a two count. Chop/Mid-Kick Exchange. Axiom brings Gunther down to the mat. Axiom applies The Omoplata. Gunther with a Deadlift PowerBomb. Gunther with an Inside Out Lariat. Gunther plants Axiom with The PowerBomb to pickup the victory. After the match, Gunther locks in a vicious sleeper hold.

Winner: GUNTHER via Pinfall 

– We get a video recap of Roman Reigns attacking Seth Rollins and CM Punk during their Steel Cage Match on Raw this past Monday night.

Paul Heyman Promo

Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Paul Heyman. Tonight, I am going to hype you on two things. And don’t worry, much like the career prospects of a certain architect, a visionary, I’ll keep this short and sweet. Today, all over the world is officially Roman Reigns Day. It’s Roman Reigns Day, because today is the release of the WWE 2K25 Video Game. I’m sure everyone here tonight will go home and play the video game. I’m sure everyone at home is going to play the video game, but please, wait till SmackDown is over, we like to keep our ratings high, especially during my segments. Item number two, apparently there are some people who have a problem with the fact that it’s Roman Reigns Day or that Roman Reigns is on the cover of the WWE 2K25 Video Game.

One of these people, when it comes to being my friend, is the best in the world, CM Punk. Unfortunately, it’s not CM Punk Day, it’s Roman Reigns Day, and it’s sure as hell not, nor will it ever be Seth Freakin’ Rollins Day. All due respect, I hate that freaking song. Now, if anybody has a problem with the fact that I hate that freaking song or it’s Roman Reigns Day or that Roman Reigns is on the cover of the WWE 2K25 Video Game, then you can say it straight to the face of your Tribal Chief in Bologna, Italy. Because, next week, your Tribal Chief will be there. Don’t boo, all you have to do is buy a plane ticket on Cheap-O Airlines and fly over to Bologna. Next week, when Roman Reigns appears live on SmackDown, you can say anything you want, straight to his face. And that’s not a prediction, that’s a spoiler.

– Next week on SmackDown, Jade Cargill will battle Liv Morgan. Zelina Vega collides with Piper Niven. Plus, Braun Strowman clashes with Jacob Fatu.

– Legado Del Fantasma passively aggressively wishes The Profits good luck in their tag title match.

– GUNTHER runs into Jimmy Uso in the backstage area. They have some things in common. They’re both older brothers. Jimmy is the more mature twin. Just like Jey Uso, Axiom left it all in the ring, but at the end, he choked him out and left him laying like a wet towel. So, if Jey doesn’t decide to step back from this decision to face him at WrestleMania, Gunther is going to do the same thing to him. Gunther asks Jimmy if he can help Jey make the right decision. Jimmy says that Gunther has this whole thing backwards. Check this out, uce, at WrestleMania, The Ring General drops rank, and will drop the World Heavyweight Championship to Jey Uso. In Sin City, we’re YEETING, uce. Gunther is sorry that he was mistaken about Jimmy’s maturity, he really tried.

Sixth Match: DIY (c) vs. The Street Profits For The WWE Tag Team Championship

Tommaso Ciampa and Angelo Dawkins will start things off. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Dawkins backs Ciampa into the ropes. The referee calls for a clean break. Ciampa kicks the left knee of Dawkins. Dawkins whips Ciampa across the ring. Dawkins drops Ciampa with a shoulder tackle for a one count. Dawkins unloads a flurry of bodyshots in the corner. Dawkins tags in Ford. Dawkins whips Ciampa across the ring. Dawkins drops down on the canvas. Ford dropkicks Ciampa. Assisted MoonSault for a two count. Ciampa regroups on the outside. Ford tags in Dawkins. Dawkins rocks Gargano with a forearm smash. Ciampa repeatedly stomps on Dawkins chest. Ciampa with rapid fire haymakers. Ciampa tags in Gargano. Dawkins decks Ciampa with a back elbow smash. Dawkins launches Gargano over the top rope. Gargano with a shoulder block from the ring apron. Gargano goes for a Slingshot DDT, but Dawkins counters with a Back Body Drop. Dawkins tags in Ford. Ford with The Flying Crossbody Block. Ford knocks Ciampa off the ring apron. Ford runs around Gargano. Ford with a Lariat. Gargano launches Ford over the top rope. Ford with a straight right hand. Ford blasts Ciampa with The PK.

Gargano sends Ford crashing into the ringside barricade. Pretty Deadly are watching this match from the backstage area. Ciampa repeatedly stomps on Ford’s chest. Ciampa rolls Ford back into the ring. Ciampa dumps Ford ribs first on the top rope. Ciampa with a Running Knee Strike. Gargano with a southpaw haymaker. Gargano slams Ford’s head on the apron. Gargano taunts Dawkins. DIY gangs up on Ford in the corner. Gargano poses for the crowd. Gargano repeatedly stomps on Ford’s chest. Gargano tags in Ciampa. Ciampa with two knife edge chops. Ciampa slams Ford’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Ciampa puts Ford on the top turnbuckle. Ford with clubbing blows to Ciampa’s back. Ford HeadButts Ciampa. Gargano attacks Ford behind the referee’s back. Ciampa with The Avalanche Air Raid Crash for a two count. Ciampa with a blistering chop. Ciampa goes for The Fairy Tale Ending, but Ford counters with a Back Body Drop. Ciampa tags in Gargano. Ford side steps Gargano into the turnbuckles. Gargano tags in Ciampa. Ciampa stops Ford in his tracks. Ford uses his feet to create separation. Ford tags in Dawkins. Dawkins with two clotheslines. Ciampa reverses out of the irish whip from Dawkins. Dawkins leapfrogs over Ciampa. Dawkins with a Corkscrew Elbow Strike. Dawkins with a Flapjack to Gargano. Dawkins with a 360 Stinger Splash. Dawkins follows that with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Dawkins with The Silencer for a two count. Dawkins tags in Ford.

Ciampa rocks Ford with a forearm smash. Ciampa decks Dawkins with a back elbow smash. Assisted Belly to Back Suplex for a two count. Ford goes for The 450 Splash, but Ciampa gets his knees up in the air. Ciampa tags in Gargano. Ciampa knocks Dawkins off the apron. DIY hits The Shattering Machine for a two count. Ciampa with another back elbow smash. Dawkins answers with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Gargano SuperKicks Dawkins. Tip Up by Gargano. Ford with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Ford with a Rising Knee Strike. Dawkins delivers The Pounce into the timekeeper’s area. Gargano lands The Suicide Dive. Gargano goes for The Slingshot Spear, but Dawkins counters with The Silencer. Dawkins puts Gargano on his shoulders. Dawkins tags in Ford. Ciampa blocks The Doomsday Blockbuster. Ford with Two SuperKicks. Ford with The SomerSault Plancha. Ford follows that with The Doomsday BlockBuster for a two count. Ford goes for a Slingshot Pescado, but Ciampa counters with a Rising Knee Strike. Dawkins kicks Ciampa off the apron. Gargano avoids The Swanton Bomb. Gargano tags in Ciampa. Ciampa with a Running Pump Knee Strike. DIY connects with their Fairy Tale Ending/SuperKick Combination for a two count. Ciampa tags in Gargano. Gargano inadvertently superkicks Ciampa. Dawkins with The SpineBuster. Dawkins tags in Ford. Ford plants Gargano with From The Heavens to pickup the victory.

Winner: New WWE Tag Team Champions, The Street Profits via Pinfall 

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