“SmackDown”: Wars and challenges heading to Survivor Series
The recent episode of “SmackDown” focused on team dynamics, setting the stage for Survivor Series: War Games. In addition to the team action, the program offered high-quality individual matches, including the open challenge for the United States Championship, which continues to be a weekly highlight.
The night also witnessed important announcements, similar to what happened on “Raw” with Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns, confirming the participation of key figures in War Games.
Featured Results from “SmackDown”
- Ilja Dragunov retained the United States Championship by defeating JD McDonagh.
- Carmelo Hayes defeated Bronson Reed in the “Last Time Is Now” tournament.
- DIY defeated Fraxiom.
- Penta won against Finn Ballor in the “Last Time Is Now” tournament.
AJ Lee and Becky Lynch Join War Games
AJ Lee was confirmed as the fifth and last member of the team led by Rhea Ripley, alongside Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair, and Iyo Sky. On the other side, Becky Lynch joined the team of The Kabuki Warriors, Nia Jax, and Lash Legend.
The women’s War Games match promises to be electrifying. Will Rhea’s team be able to achieve victory on November 29th?
Other key points and story development
Cody Rhodes suffered an attack from Drew McIntyre, which generated a significant impact. Rhodes returned later to support Carmelo Hayes and, with a passionate promo, established the men’s War Games match, declaring his rivalry with McIntyre.Ilja Dragunov and JD McDonagh showcased their quality in the ring, promising high-level future matchups. The open challenge for the United States Championship is expected to continue, increasing its value.
Michael Cole paid tribute to Bob Caudle, recalling his iconic phrase “Hello, wrestling fans.” This recognition celebrates the history of professional wrestling.Next week, The MFTs will face Sami Zayn, Rey Fenix, Shinsuke Nakamura and The Motor City Machine Guns in a traditional Survivor Series match.
