London, England – The March 28th edition of SmackDown delivered a night of shocking twists, brutal battles, and a WrestleMania contract signing that will be talked about for weeks to come. The show opened with the main event, a WrestleMania contract signing featuring Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and a surprise appearance by CM Punk! The atmosphere was electric, the tension palpable. While the specifics of the contract remained shrouded in mystery, the emotional exchanges between the three titans left fans breathless. The segment ended in chaos, with a brawl that spilled into the crowd, leaving the actual signing unresolved and setting the stage for a potentially explosive WrestleMania showdown.
But the night was far from over. Randy Orton, looking more menacing than ever, laid out his plans for Cody Rhodes, hinting at a deeply personal vendetta. This declaration ignited a fiery match between Orton and Drew McIntyre, a rematch from years past. McIntyre, however, proved too much for the Viper, escaping an RKO attempt thanks to a timely distraction from Kevin Owens, who narrowly avoided a punt to the head from Orton himself. McIntyre then sealed the win with a devastating Claymore Kick.
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Tag Team Triumph: The Street Profits successfully defended their WWE Tag Team Championships against Pretty Deadly in a thrilling match before a raucous home crowd. Pretty Deadly came incredibly close to victory, but ultimately, the Doomsday Blockbuster secured the win for the champions.
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Secret Service Success: The newly formed tag team, The Secret Service (Alba Fyre & Piper Niven), picked up a victory over Katana Chance & Kayden Carter. A timely distraction from Women’s United States Champion Chelsea Green proved key, showcasing the emerging alliance’s ruthlessness. Post-match, Zelina Vega attempted intervention, only to be overwhelmed by the dominant duo.
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Fatu’s Fury: The United States Championship match between LA Knight and Braun Strowman ended in a no-contest after Jacob Fatu’s interference. The match was a hard-hitting affair, showcasing both men’s power, but Fatu’s unexpected attack left the title picture wide open.
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Flair’s Dominance: Despite a pre-match attack by Naomi that left her injured, Michin put up a valiant fight against Charlotte Flair. However, Flair ultimately secured the win with her signature Figure-Eight Leglock.
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Uso’s Warning: Jimmy Uso swiftly defeated The Miz, issuing a strong warning to his upcoming opponent at WrestleMania, Gunther.
The night ended with Damian Priest’s shocking display of power, chokeslamming Drew McIntyre onto a car, leaving fans wondering what this brutal act means for the future of the show. With WrestleMania on the horizon, one thing is certain: the road to the grandest stage of them all just got a whole lot more unpredictable.