Tonight’s WWE SmackDown, airing February 6, 2026, promises an action-packed night live from the Spectrum Center, Charlotte, North Carolina. The post-WWE Royal Rumble show sees Shinsuke Nakamura take on MFT’s WWE Tag Team Champion Tama Tonga in a Singles Match. Plus, 2026 Women’s Royal Rumble winner The Judgment Day’s Liv Morgan will appear.
The show kicks off at 8:00 PM ET on the USA Network and is available for international fans on streaming platforms like Netflix. Ringside News will provide live, match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Stay tuned to this page, refresh for the latest results as the action unfolds, and join the conversation in the comments below!
Matches & Key Moments Scheduled for WWE SmackDown on February 6, 2026
- Cody Rhodes opens the show (segment)
- Liv Morgan appears (segment)
- Aleister Black vs. Solo Sikoa vs. Randy Orton (Elimination Chamber qualifier, main event)
- Lash Legend vs. Tiffany Stratton vs. Chelsea Green (Elimination Chamber qualifier)
- IYO SKY & Rhea Ripley vs. Giulia & Kiana James (WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship match)
- Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Tama Tonga (first-time-ever singles match)
WWE SmackDown Results (2/6/26): Live Match Updates and Highlights
WWE stars are shown arriving at the venue. Drew McIntyre is seen in gorilla position before making his entrance—until Cody Rhodes blindsides him from behind and launches a surprise attack. Cody sends Drew into the apron and then the ring post. He throws Drew into the crowd, and security steps in to hold Cody back from continuing the attack. Drew grabs his title and heads to the back.
Cody enters the ring with something to say. He asks Drew if he really thinks things are going to stay the same—because they won’t. Cody reminds him that he was eliminated from the Royal Rumble by someone who wasn’t even in the match. For the first time in his career, he says he can’t, in good conscience, point to the WrestleMania sign.
On Monday, he heard CM Punk and Roman Reigns declare their hatred for each other and announce their WrestleMania match—but somehow, the first name out of their mouths was his. Cody says they called it a measuring contest, and it’s probably a good thing he’s not part of it.
Cody then asks, “What do you want to talk about?” He says he was born just down the street, and it’s a strange feeling to return to the place where it all started—and be empty-handed. He tells Drew that he wasn’t mad about being champion—he was mad that Cody was.
He ends by saying his own shame and discomfort will become Drew’s downfall. And that Drew won’t make it to WrestleMania.
Cathy Kelley is backstage with Giulia and Kiana James. She asks them about their WWE Women’s Tag Team Title match. Kiana says the titles are just a stepping stone on the path to Giulia becoming a triple champion. Giulia responds in Japanese, referencing the Elimination Chamber. Kiana adds that the Royal Rumble was just a blip. They plan to win the titles tonight, and then Giulia will win the Chamber and go on to face the champion at WrestleMania.
Nick Aldis tells Cody that if he wants a shot at Drew, he needs to qualify for the Elimination Chamber—and he’s got a match next week. Cody responds that he’ll control his emotions and leave.
WWE Women’s Tag Titles: Rhiyo vs Giulia & Kiana James
Kiana and Rhea start the match by locking up. Rhea applies a side headlock, and Kiana lifts her onto her shoulders, but Rhea slips out and fakes a punch. Giulia tags in, and she and Rhea exchange a shove. Giulia motions that she wants IYO, and Rhea makes the tag. Giulia shoves IYO, who misses a couple of strikes. Giulia connects with a forearm and some kicks, then points to her ears to taunt IYO. She tosses IYO by the hair, but IYO lands on her feet with a handspring. IYO hits a leg sweep followed by a dropkick. She grabs a wrist lock, misses a forearm, and Giulia yanks her down by the hair.
IYO lands a kick, but while the referee is distracted by Giulia, Kiana drops IYO throat-first on the top rope. Kiana tags in and throws IYO to the floor, then slams her into the apron multiple times. Back in the ring, Kiana tosses IYO to the floor again, and Giulia nails her with a dropkick off the apron.
They return to the ring, and Kiana scores a near fall. She targets IYO’s back, then mocks the crowd by pointing to her ears. Another near fall follows. Kiana throws IYO into the turnbuckles, and Giulia tags in, delivering a kick. IYO blocks the next one, but Giulia fires back with a forearm. She stretches IYO in the ropes, then hits a dropkick to the back for another near fall.
Kiana tags back in, whips IYO into the corner, and follows up with a shoulder. She sends IYO into the turnbuckles again and tags in Giulia. Giulia stops IYO from making the tag. IYO fights back with forearms, but Giulia shuts her down again and hits a belly-to-back suplex. Kiana tags in and drives IYO into the turnbuckles, following up with shoulder thrusts. Kiana lands a big boot, and Giulia hits a missile dropkick for a near fall. Kiana tags back in, but Giulia misses a knee in the corner. IYO tosses Kiana to the floor and tries for the tag, but Kiana cuts her off. Rhea dodges a strike and IYO hits a slam.
Rhea tags in, kicks Giulia, and levels Kiana with a pair of clotheslines, a back heel kick, and a faceplant. She follows up with a dropkick. Rhea goes for the Razor’s Edge, but Giulia breaks it up and tags herself in. Rhea hits a dropkick on Giulia, and IYO hits a suicide dive—nearly losing the ears she taunted with earlier. Rhea hits a slam for a near fall.
IYO tags in, but Kiana kicks Rhea after escaping the RipTide. Kiana then powerbombs IYO onto Rhea. Kiana hits the 401k, and Giulia lands a knee for a near fall. Rhea responds with a headbutt, but Giulia takes her out. Giulia sets up for the Northern Lights Bomb, but IYO escapes. Rhea hits another headbutt just as IYO escapes an O’Connor Roll. Rhea connects with the RipTide, and IYO follows with a moonsault for the three-count.
Winners: IYO SKY and Rhea Ripley (retain the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles)
Backstage, Ilja Dragunov is walking when The Miz confronts him, asking what he’s up to. Ilja says he’s getting his title back. Miz advises him to use his head sometimes, revealing he went to Nick Aldis and got the match. Carmelo Hayes walks up and says he makes the calls—but admits Ilja earned the title match by beating Miz. He warns Ilja that tonight, he’s getting an ass whooping. Miz fires back at Hayes: “You better not miss.”
Carmelo Hayes vs. The Miz
Miz tries to attack Carmelo Hayes as Hayes removes his jacket, but Hayes counters with a punch and follows up with a springboard clothesline. Miz responds with a back elbow and throws Hayes into the turnbuckles, landing shoulders and chops.
Hayes reverses an Irish whip and blocks a kick from Miz, draping him on the ropes and hitting a springboard leg drop for a near fall. Hayes unloads with punches and chops, then kicks Miz repeatedly in the corner followed by more chops.
As Hayes attempts another springboard move, Miz catches him with a kick, causing Hayes to land awkwardly. Miz capitalizes with a clothesline for a near fall. Miz targets Hayes’ back, then hits a knee followed by a running boot for a near fall. He drives another knee into Hayes’ back and rakes the eyes before choking him on the ropes. Miz follows with a boot to the back of the head.
He lands the Reality Check for another near fall, then applies a reverse chin lock. Hayes fights out with punches and a snap mare, but Miz catches him with a kick and hits a DDT for a near fall. Miz follows with stomps to the head.
Hayes blocks a punch and fires back with forearms and punches. The referee pulls Hayes out of the corner, allowing Miz to land a boot. Hayes quickly responds with La Mistica for a near fall, and Miz rolls to the floor. Hayes then launches himself with a flip dive onto Miz on the outside. Hayes climbs to the top rope and goes for a frog splash, but Miz gets his knees up just in time and covers for a near fall. Miz follows with a series of chest kicks and sets up for a roundhouse, but Hayes dodges it and rolls him up. Hayes hits a snap mare and a superkick for another near fall.
Hayes heads up top again, but Miz rolls out of the way. Hayes rolls through the landing, and Miz counters with a slingshot sit-out powerbomb for a close two-count. Miz signals for the Skull Crushing Finale, but Hayes escapes. Miz blocks the First 48, but Hayes rolls through on another Skull Crushing Finale attempt and finally connects with the First 48 for the three-count.
Winner: Carmelo Hayes
Cathy Kelley is backstage with Tiffany Stratton and asks her about what’s next. Tiffany says she had a WrestleMania match in her very first year on SmackDown and she’s not stopping until she becomes champion. Chelsea Green walks in and tells Tiffany that no one cares. Tiffany fires back, saying Chelsea will be in the obituaries after she loses tonight.
Chamber Qualifier: Lash Legend vs. Tiffany Stratton vs. Chelsea Green
Chelsea Green slaps both Tiffany Stratton and Lash Legend. Lash fires back with a forearm that sends Green to the floor. She then catches Tiffany, but as Alba Fyre gets on the apron, Lash uses Tiffany to knock her down.
Lash follows up with a slap and sets up for a chokeslam, but Tiffany escapes. Tiffany sends Lash to the floor and follows with a suicide dive onto both Lash and Nia Jax. She throws Lash back into the ring and hits a moonsault, but Chelsea Green breaks up the pin and nearly steals one with a cover on Lash.
Tiffany and Chelsea start arguing, and Lash has had enough. She grabs both by the throat, but they escape. Alba grabs Lash from behind, allowing Tiffany and Green to clothesline Lash over the top rope. Chelsea tries to steal it with a rollup and her feet on the ropes, but Tiffany kicks out at two.
Tiffany rolls to the apron, but Green hits a modified side Russian leg sweep on her off the edge. Green then launches a crossbody from the turnbuckles onto Tiffany and Nia. Green points to the WrestleMania sign—only for Lash to shut it down with a brutal bicycle kick, reminding her you don’t point to the sign unless you’ve earned it.
Lash Legend sends Chelsea Green back into the ring and follows after her. She slams Green face-first into the mat, then delivers forearms across the ropes before pulling her throat-first into the top rope. Lash follows up with short-arm shoulder tackles and gets a near fall.
Lash hoists Green onto her shoulders, but Green counters with a sunset flip—only for Lash to windmill her arms and stay on her feet. Tiffany Stratton rushes in with a Thesz Press to Lash, followed by a dropkick against the ropes. Lash catches Green as she charges in and uses her to ring both their heads off the top rope.
Lash launches into a flurry—an Irish whip and a big splash to Green in the corner, followed by shoulders to Tiffany. She repeats the whip-and-splash combo on Tiffany, then smashes them both. Lash grabs Green in a wrist lock and lifts her into the air before leveling her with a clothesline.
She scoops Tiffany onto her shoulder and press slams her onto Green. Lash hits a splash on both and covers, but only gets a near fall. Green fires back with an enzuigiri to Lash. Tiffany hits a back handspring elbow on Green. Lash tries to catch Tiffany, but she escapes and lands a dropkick.
Green goes for the Unprettier but can’t land it. She kicks Tiffany in the corner and climbs to the top rope, but Tiffany cuts her off. Tiffany hits a superplex, rolls through, and hits another suplex for a near fall.
Tiffany avoids Lash’s attempted Lash Extension and dodges a bicycle kick. She goes for her cartwheel into the Alabama Slam, but Lash blocks it. Lash delivers a buckle bomb followed by a massive chokeslam—but only gets a near fall.
Chelsea Green climbs to the top rope and hits a coast-to-coast dropkick on Lash Legend, driving her into Tiffany Stratton. Green goes for the cover, but Nia Jax pulls her off.
Alba Fyre tries to stop Nia, but Nia takes her out with ease. Tiffany and Green then work together to send Lash crashing into the timekeeper’s area. Nia charges and hits a shoulder tackle on Alba, but Tiffany and Green respond with double superkicks to drop Nia.
Back in the ring, Tiffany hits a Finlay Slam and follows it up with the Prettiest Moonsault Ever for the three-count.
Winner: Tiffany Stratton
Cathy Kelley is backstage with Randy Orton. She asks him about his opportunity to qualify for the Elimination Chamber. Randy says he’s not happy with how things went in the Royal Rumble. But tonight, when he wins and qualifies, it will mark his tenth Elimination Chamber match—more than anyone else—and that experience gives him the edge. Aleister Black walks up and says, “We said goodbye to two of the greatest… and we’re blessed to still have you, Randy.”
Kit Wilson makes his way to the ring and grabs a mic.
He says he is the topic—everyone’s talking about him. He was at the Royal Rumble, and what he witnessed absolutely disgusted him. Thirty chauvinistic pigs… toxic. Ugly meatheads… toxic. The sweating, the grunting… toxic. The temper tantrums… toxic. All those men fighting to be the biggest alpha? No wonder they didn’t want him in the match.
Kit declares himself the real man. A man who moisturizes. A man who listens. A man who moves his hips like this—he gyrates for the crowd and tells them to take him in. He calls the crowd toxic and says it’s not about them. If anyone from the Royal Rumble thinks they’re man enough to face him one-on-one, step up. He declares himself the tonic to all the toxic masculinity. T hat’s when Oba Femi’s music hits—and the NXT North American Champion struts down to the ring.
Oba Femi vs. Kit Wilson
Oba responds with three back-to-back running European uppercuts in the corner, then launches Kit with a toss powerbomb. He struts across the ring and delivers a second powerbomb for the three-count.
Winner: Oba Femi
Backstage, R-Truth says Oba stands for “Oh My Goodness.” He turns to Damian Priest and asks if Priest laid hands on him. Truth insists Oba didn’t touch a single ball and still got into the Royal Rumble. Drew McIntyre bumps into Truth mid-interview. Priest tells Truth they’ve done this enough—and warns him that he already has plenty of problems, but Priest is happy to give him another one.
Drew McIntyre then makes his way to the ring… again. Before Drew McIntyre can speak, Jacob Fatu storms the ring and ambushes him. Fatu unloads with punches, then crushes Drew in the corner with a running hip attack. After a brief pause to hype himself up, Fatu clotheslines Drew over the top rope and follows with a suicide dive to the floor.
As Drew recovers, Fatu turns his attention to the security team—laying them out one by one. Drew picks his moment and lands a forearm on Fatu, but Fatu shakes it off. Drew decides to retreat through the crowd. Fatu climbs onto the announce table, standing tall.
Nick Aldis appears and tells Fatu if he wants a shot at Drew, he needs to qualify for the Elimination Chamber—next week. He orders Fatu to leave the area. Fatu responds defiantly: “I’ll dog walk their asses.”
Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Tama Tonga
Tama Tonga starts off aggressively with punches and double sledges, continuing the assault with more strikes. He whips Nakamura into the corner but misses a splash. Nakamura takes advantage, placing Tama on the turnbuckles and landing a knee strike. Nakamura follows with a series of kicks and chokes Tama against the ropes. He delivers a forearm, but Tama circles around and drops him with a flatliner. Tama goes for a big boot but misses, sending Nakamura to the floor.
Mateo distracts Nakamura, allowing Tama to attack from behind and lay Nakamura across the announce table. Tama then leaps off the ringside barrier with an elbow to the back of Nakamura’s head. Back in the ring, Tama hits a sliding clothesline for a near fall. He chokes Nakamura on the ropes, then follows with a series of headbutts before planting him with a swinging DDT.
Nakamura fires back with punches, but Tama Tonga cuts him off with a back elbow and follows with crossfaces and more punches to keep control.
Tama lands a double sledge and a kick, then targets Nakamura’s neck. Nakamura fights back with more strikes, but Tama responds with a forearm. Nakamura regains momentum with a knee, a kick, and a sliding dropkick.
He delivers a flurry of kicks to Tama’s chest and head. Tama catches one, but Nakamura immediately counters with a kick from the opposite leg. Nakamura drapes Tama on the ropes and connects with a sliding German suplex, then hits a knee from the turnbuckles for a near fall. Tama blocks a reverse exploder and drops Nakamura with a swinging reverse DDT. He follows with a splash and Angel’s Wings for a near fall. Tama locks in a dragon sleeper, but Nakamura counters with a snap mare and a kick, then hits the reverse exploder.
Tama rolls to the floor, and Nakamura lands a baseball slide—taking out Mateo. Tama recovers quickly and hits a leaping DDT. He lifts Nakamura up, but Nakamura breaks free with elbows and hits a belly-to-back suplex. Both men are down. Nakamura and Tama Tonga trade forearms in the center of the ring, neither backing down. Tama follows with a series of headbutts, but Nakamura responds with a knee strike and a dragon whip kick.
Nakamura hits a Cradle Shock for a close near fall, then sets up for the Kinshasa. As he charges in, Mateo distracts the referee, allowing Loa to grab Nakamura from behind. Tama takes advantage, hitting the Cutthroat in the corner, then delivers a second one to finish the job and score the three-count.
Winner: Tama Tonga
Backstage, Axiom, Frazer, Sabin, and Shelley talk about facing each other when Candice confronts them about what they did to Johnny. Frazer says they only took back what Johnny had taken from them. Candice reminds them how much the match meant to Johnny, but Frazer insists it was Johnny’s decision, and they’re heading to talk with Nick Aldis. Candice asks Shelley and Sabin to speak with Johnny, but Chris brings up the past and walks off with Alex. Meanwhile, Cathy is with IYO SKY and Rhea Ripley, who are celebrating their win. IYO says Giulia and Kiana gave them a good match, but they’re still champions. Rhea adds that they’re heading to WrestleMania and don’t plan to lose the titles. When Cathy brings up their qualifying match on Raw, Rhea says they’re open to adding more gold.
Nia Jax interrupts, saying Lash Legend should’ve been in the qualifier and that IYO and Rhea were lucky she wasn’t in the match. IYO asks if that’s a challenge, and Nia says they’ll take it up with Aldis. Raquel and Liv walk past, staring them down. Elsewhere, Kit Wilson blames Matt Cardona for everything, calling him toxic and saying it was all going away until he showed up. Matt simply replies, “I’m always ready.” Kit says he needs a warm bath and walks off while Cardona and Apollo Crews laugh. In the ring, Nick Aldis introduces Liv Morgan, who makes her entrance with Raquel Rodriguez.
Liv Morgan comes to the ring with Raquel Rodriguez. She grabs the mic and says the crowd is in the presence of the greatest Royal Rumble winner of all time—though she quickly corrects herself, saying she’s not just the greatest Rumble winner, she’s the hottest, smartest, funniest, most charismatic, most talented, and most iconic woman in WWE history. With that kind of power, Liv says, comes great responsibility, and now she has a big choice to make with not a lot of time.
Liv teases that she could choose to face either Stephanie Vaquer or Jade Cargill at WrestleMania, and says she’s thought really long and hard about it. But WrestleMania isn’t the only thing on her mind—there’s also a big elephant in the room. She turns to Raquel, who takes the mic and says she’d like to address that too. But before either can say more, Jade Cargill’s music hits and interrupts them.
Jade Cargill steps out and tells Liv Morgan she doesn’t care that she won the Royal Rumble or that she’s on SmackDown—if Liv chooses her, Jade says she’ll beat her ass at WrestleMania. Jade then turns her attention to Raquel and questions what she’s looking at. Liv laughs and calls Jade funny, warning her to watch what she says. She says she could just pick Stephanie Vaquer and let Raquel be the one to humble Jade—so they can both walk into WrestleMania and walk out champions.
Jordynne Grace interrupts next, congratulating Liv on earning her title shot and saying she did what she had to do. Grace adds that if she could just get the champion to defend the title, it might end up being her Liv has to face at WrestleMania. Liv laughs again and questions who Grace even is to interrupt her. Before things escalate further, Jade tells Liv to shut up and calls her a bitch. Nick Aldis comes out and tells them all to stop yelling. He says he’s willing to welcome Grace to SmackDown—but if they’re willing to talk, they’re willing to fight. He makes a tag match on the spot.
Jordynne Grace & Jade Cargill vs. Raquel Rodriguez & Liv Morgan
Raquel kicks Jade to start, but Jade fires back with forearms. Jordynne Grace plants Liv with a spinebuster, and Jade delivers one to Raquel. Jade and Grace begin arguing over who gets to fight first.
Grace takes control, landing forearms on Raquel. She tries to float over in the corner, but Raquel catches her the second time. Grace slips out of a belly-to-back suplex, and Jade tags herself in. Raquel and Jade lock up, and Raquel tries a shoulder tackle—but Jade doesn’t budge. Jade goes for one of her own, and Raquel stays standing. Raquel hits Jade from behind, but Jade responds with a stiff elbow. Liv grabs Jade’s arm, allowing Raquel to strike again and follow up with lawnmower elbows. Liv and Raquel double-team Jade with kicks in the corner. Liv tags in and lands more kicks, but Jade powers through with shoulder tackles and a fallaway slam, followed by a corner elbow. Grace tags herself in, but Liv quickly kicks her and takes her down with punches.
Grace fires back with an Irish whip and a standing powerslam. She climbs the turnbuckles, but Liv pulls her down. Liv kicks Grace and tags in Raquel. They whip Grace into the corner—Liv hits a hip attack and Raquel follows with a splash. Raquel delivers a powerslam for a near fall, then drives elbows into Grace for another two-count. Grace locks in a side headlock, but Raquel breaks out with a belly-to-back suplex. Raquel goes for a twisting Vader Bomb elbow but misses. Liv tags in and hits back-to-back suplexes, going for a third, but Grace blocks it and delivers one of her own. She rams Liv into the turnbuckles repeatedly, then nails her with three short-arm clotheslines and two body slams. On the third attempt, she transitions into a Michinoku Driver for a near fall. Grace knocks Raquel to the floor, blocks obLIVion, and lifts Liv for a Burning Hammer, but Liv escapes and hits a Codebreaker. Raquel tags in and knocks Jade off the apron.
Raquel blocks a slam, but Jade accidentally superkicks Grace. Raquel goes for a big boot on Jade, but she dodges, and Liv takes the hit instead. As Raquel and Jade square off, Grace attacks Raquel from behind, knocking Jade off the apron. Grace quickly rolls up Raquel and gets the three-count.
Winners: Jade Cargill and Jordynne Grace
After the match, Raquel stares down Liv Morgan in the ring.
A video package recaps Sami Zayn’s ongoing struggle to defeat Drew McIntyre, highlighting his recent losses.
Backstage, Sami walks through the hallway and several people tell him, “You’ll get him next time.” Rey Fenix approaches and tells Sami he’s an inspiration, encouraging him not to give up.Trick Williams walks up and mocks Sami, saying he’s like the guy who makes it to the playoffs but never wins the title. “You’re Charles Barkley,” Trick says, “and I’m Michael Jordan.” He turns to Rey and asks who he’s going to listen to. Rey fires back, saying if Trick keeps talking, he’ll knock his teeth out. Trick just smirks and says, “Any time, anywhere.”
We take a look back at what happened between CM Punk and Roman Reigns on Raw, showing their intense face-off.
Drew McIntyre returns to the ring and says he has something to get off his chest. He demands that Cody Rhodes and Jacob Fatu be banned from Elimination Chamber qualifiers for attacking him. He brings up Sami Zayn, saying everyone believed in him—but Drew crushed those hopes, and that’s what happens to anyone who steps in the ring with him.
He turns his focus to CM Punk and Roman Reigns, saying he listened to what they said on Raw and was disappointed. For two top stars, they sounded insecure—one taking shots at him, the other telling the truth. What really bothered him was their attempt to make his title seem second-rate. That, Drew says, was a declaration of war.
Drew reminds everyone that he’s been through hell for this title and never quit. He’s not part-time and was there when the world shut down. He says this title was built by real men—and if you say it’s not the real championship, you’re a bald-faced liar. He understands why Roman hates Punk. One side has a 280-pound Scottish war machine, and the other has Fragile Phil. Drew says if it wasn’t for Punk’s family, he would’ve already destroyed him. Punk can chase “aura,” but the rest will be fighting for the real title—held by the real best in the world.
Trick Williams comes out and says he planned to sit back and watch the main event and the qualifying match, but had to speak up. He tells Drew he’s focused on the wrong people—Roman, Punk, Cody, and Fatu—when he should be worried about him. Trick says he’s the one who’s going to take the title.
Drew smirks and says Trick stepped up—but warns him to walk before he runs. If he interrupts the champ again, Drew says he’ll put his boots where the sun doesn’t shine.
Next week on SmackDown on Syfy: Rey Fenix goes one-on-one with Trick Williams. Jade Cargill defends the Women’s Championship against Jordynne Grace. Nia Jax and Lash Legend challenge Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles. Alexa Bliss faces Giulia and Zelina Vega in an Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match. And in a huge triple threat qualifier, Jacob Fatu takes on Sami Zayn and Cody Rhodes.
Backstage, Solo Sikoa is looking around and asking where everyone is when Cathy Kelley tries to get a word with him. Solo brushes her off, saying he doesn’t have time for questions—just as the screen glitches.
Chamber Qualifier: Solo Sikoa vs. Randy Orton vs. Aleister Black
Solo Sikoa swings and misses a punch at Aleister Black, and Black narrowly avoids a kick. Black also slips out of an RKO attempt. Randy Orton fires off uppercuts to Black, but Black counters with a back heel kick. Randy lands a back elbow, but Solo trips him from the outside, pulls him out, and slams him into the ring post.
Black knocks Solo off the apron and hits a Golden Triangle moonsault to the floor. He avoids a backdrop driver onto the announce table and sends Solo back into the ring, where Solo is now limping. Black hits a flurry of forearms, body shots, and a leg kick. Solo answers with a shoulder tackle and a headbutt, followed by a big chop. Black responds with a forearm and a boot, but Solo drops him with a punch.
Solo knocks Orton off the apron with a headbutt. Black comes back with a kick and covers for a near fall. He follows up with a European uppercut that sends Solo stumbling into the ropes. Black chokes him and delivers a knee to the back. On the floor, Black sends Orton crashing into the announce table, but Solo follows with a punch to Black.
Solo kicks Black and lifts him onto his shoulders, but Black escapes. Solo punches Orton again, poses, but Black chops him down with a kick to the leg. Black tries for a suplex, but Solo blocks and hits one of his own. Solo swings on Black, but Black fires back with elbows. Solo lands a headbutt, then charges in for the running hip attack—but Black moves, and Solo crashes into the corner. Black follows with a Meteora. Randy comes in hot with clotheslines to Black, ducks one in return, and hits a powerslam. Orton sets up for the hanging DDT on Solo, but Solo slips free and pulls Orton to the floor. Randy counters with a back drop driver onto the announce table—then hits a second one. He delivers another back drop driver, this time to Black, before rolling back into the ring.
Randy finally lands the IEDDT on Solo and drops to the mat, pounding the canvas and setting up for the RKO. But Black cuts him off with a boot, and Solo drops Black with a uranage for a near fall. Solo signals for the Samoan Spike, but Black dodges and hits a knee followed by a German suplex. Black connects with another knee for a close two-count. Randy goes for the RKO on Black, but Black counters with a roll-up for a near fall. Black nails Randy with a knee and goes for Black Mass—but misses. Randy catches him with an RKO, sending Black rolling to the floor.
As Randy watches Black on the outside, he forgets for a moment that Solo is still in the match. Solo gets ready for the Samoan Spike—but Randy turns around just in time to hit an RKO out of nowhere for the three-count.
Winner: Randy Orton
We go to credits.