WWE SmackDown Results, Highlights and Key Moments for May 23, 2025

The May 23, 2025 episode of WWE SmackDown airs live from the Yuengling Center in Tampa, Florida. As the final stop before Saturday Night’s Main Event, WWE is stacking the deck with top-tier matches and pivotal moments.

The show begins at 8 PM ET on the USA Network and is also available for international viewers via Netflix. Fans can expect high-stakes action with two Money in the Bank qualifier matches and a WWE Tag Team Championship showdown. Ringside News will deliver live, match-by-match results and key moments as they happen. Refresh this page for the latest updates!

WWE SmackDown Results (5/23/25): Live Match Updates and Key Moments

Wade Barrett and Joe Tessitore are on commentary.

Backstage, Damian Priest attacks Drew McIntyre, slamming him into a truck gate. The two brawl until they’re briefly pulled apart, only to start fighting again.

WWE Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton made her entrance, introduced by ring announcer Mark Nash. Wade Barrett joined Joe Tessitore on commentary as they recapped Stratton’s win over Nia Jax from last week.

Stratton said that a year ago, she walked into Money in the Bank with all the hype, and now she’s the champion. She reminded everyone she beat Charlotte Flair and Nia Jax. Just as she started warning the future MITB winner not to try cashing in on her, music interrupted her.

Alexa Bliss took the mic and said she didn’t think she and Tiffany had ever formally met. She reminded Tiffany that she’s a former Women’s Champion and a former Ms. Money in the Bank. Alexa said she had been watching closely ever since Tiffany beat Charlotte Flair. She made it clear she didn’t feel sorry for Charlotte, but she needs that briefcase. She told Tiffany not to take it personally — “It’s just business.” Alexa said she actually liked Nia, but she doesn’t know Tiffany, and that’s not a good thing. “You better pray I don’t win at Money in the Bank. If you thought your rise was fast, wait for your downfall.”

Charlotte Flair’s music hit, and she walked out with a mic in hand. Charlotte said if there’s one thing people know about her, it’s her humility — “I might be the most humble 14-time champion ever.” She congratulated Tiffany for beating her at WrestleMania and said she’s doing great, but it won’t last. Charlotte admitted the one thing she’s never done is win Money in the Bank, and if that’s the route she has to take, so be it. She promised to win, cash in, and take her title back. “When I want something, I don’t wait. I take it.”

Tiffany fired back, calling Charlotte a hypocrite. “Didn’t you say cashing in the briefcase was the easy way out?” She said Alexa and Charlotte were both a bit vintage for her taste. “You were the standard. I’m the upgrade.” Tiffany reminded them that whether they liked it or not, “it’s always Tiffy Time as long as I’m champion.”

As Tiffany headed up the aisle, Giulia made her way to the ring.

Women’s Money in the Bank Qualifier: Giulia vs. Charlotte Flair vs. Zelina Vega

Wade Barrett noted that if Zelina Vega wins Money in the Bank, she could not only chase more gold but also stop anyone else from using the briefcase to cash in on her. Zelina Vega finds herself caught between Charlotte Flair and Giulia in a tense staredown. Before she can react, Charlotte shoves her out of the ring and charges at Giulia. But the U.S. Champion isn’t backing down—she drops Charlotte hard to the mat.

Giulia steps up next, only to get knocked aside by Flair, who quickly hits a fallaway slam on Vega as she reenters the ring. Giulia tries to go after Vega with a few stiff shots, but Flair counters and drives Giulia into Vega’s midsection.

Vega rolls to the outside as Giulia gains control with a flurry of strikes on Flair, but the Queen answers back and both go down in a double knockdown. Vega slides back in, and when Giulia and Charlotte try for a double suplex, Vega counters with a sharp DDT, nearly scoring a double pin.

She’s thrown out again, and Giulia eats a big boot from Charlotte that sends her to the floor. Flair follows, but both women get caught off guard when Vega launches herself onto them with a dive, taking us into picture-in-picture.

During the break, Giulia and Flair briefly reunite to beat down Vega, dragging her back into the ring and nailing a double suplex on the U.S. Champion. The alliance quickly fades as Flair rolls up Giulia for a two-count. Charlotte then goes after Vega in the corner, but Vega hits a jawbreaker and follows with a roll-up of her own, nearly stealing the win.

Giulia spots her chance and nails a back suplex on Vega, going for the pin—only for Charlotte Flair to break it up. The tension boils over into a shoving match between Giulia and Flair, which ends with Giulia dropping the Queen with a stiff dropkick. Charlotte recovers quickly, driving Giulia into the corner and nearly scoring a three-count as the broadcast returns from break.

Giulia fights back to her feet, landing a series of strikes that push Flair to the ropes. But Charlotte answers with a big kick that drops the U.S. Champion. Vega tries to capitalize, but Flair lifts her onto her shoulders—just in time for Giulia to deliver a perfectly timed dropkick, knocking both women to the mat. Giulia scrambles for back-to-back pin attempts on Vega and Flair, but only gets two counts each.

Giulia stays aggressive, sending Charlotte into the corner—but Flair battles back and regains control. She climbs to the top rope and launches herself with a crossbody, taking down both Giulia and Vega. As Flair recovers, Vega traps her in a headscissors and transitions into a submission hold, locking it in tight. Giulia breaks it up, but Flair quickly drops her again. Charlotte then steps over both opponents and heads back to the top rope, connecting with a moonsault on both Giulia and Vega. She goes for the double cover, but it only gets a two count.

Giulia sends Vega into the ropes and traps Charlotte Flair in a Rings of Saturn. Flair manages to twist out of it for a nearfall to break the hold. Vega charges back in with a kick, then hits a 619 on Flair—only to get rocked by a headbutt from Giulia. The U.S. Champion turns her attention back to Flair but runs straight into a spear! Flair covers, but it’s only a nearfall.

Charlotte tosses Vega out of the ring and goes for the Figure 8, but Giulia escapes and nearly steals the pin. Flair tries again, but this time Vega flies in with a Meteora straight to her face.

Vega follows up with a Code Red on Giulia, but Flair breaks the count just in time. The crowd shows their appreciation as the action keeps coming. Giulia is thrown out of the ring, and Vega dodges a spear—only to eat a big boot from Charlotte.

Flair locks in the Figure 8 one more time, but just as Vega looks ready to tap, Giulia crashes in with a double stomp to break it up. Vega rolls to the outside, and Giulia capitalizes—nailing the Northern Lights Bomb on Flair for the pin and the win.

Winner via pinfall and advancing to the MITB Women’s Ladder Match: Giulia

Giulia celebrates her win and looks up at the Money in the Bank briefcases hanging above the ring.

A video package airs with DIY. Gargano and Ciampa talk about the tag division and call out the Motor City Machine Guns. Ciampa says he’s ready to face Chris Sabin later tonight on SmackDown.

Zelina Vega is walking backstage when Chelsea Green stops her, saying there’s “zero threat.” Green mocks Vega, calling her a champion but still a loser, asking, “How do you even do it?” Vega responds with a punch, but Alba Fyre attacks her from behind. Michin and B-Fab arrive and get in Alba’s face, but before things escalate, Nick Aldis steps in to break it up. Aldis agrees with Michin and makes a tag match for later tonight: Michin and B-Fab vs. Alba Fyre and Piper Niven.

Chris Sabin vs. Tommaso Ciampa

Ciampa and Sabin lock up, with Ciampa backing Sabin into the corner, but he misses a chop. Sabin counters with an arm drag and follows with a wrist lock into a side headlock. He drops Ciampa with a shoulder tackle and gets a quick cover, then transitions into another arm drag into an armbar. Sabin applies a hammerlock and takes Ciampa to the mat, maintaining control as Ciampa struggles to reverse.

Ciampa fights back with an elbow and lands a kick to Sabin in the corner. He follows up with a sharp chop, a snap mare, and a boot to the head for a near fall. Ciampa stomps on Sabin’s hand, but Sabin recovers with a headscissors and another arm drag, sending Ciampa to the floor.

Sabin goes for a pescado, but Ciampa rolls back into the ring, causing Sabin to land on the apron. Ciampa throws Gargano’s jacket at Sabin to distract him and hits Willow’s Bell. He then tosses Sabin into the ringside barrier. Alex Shelley walks over to keep an eye on things and make sure Ciampa doesn’t pull anything else. Ciampa and Sabin head back into the ring. Ciampa kicks Sabin a few times. Sabin fights back with punches and rolls him up with a sunset flip for a two count. Ciampa gets up and hits a back elbow.

Ciampa lands a chop and chokes Sabin in the corner. He catapults Sabin into the bottom turnbuckle and follows with a running knee to the head for a near fall. Ciampa applies a reverse chin lock. Sabin fights out with a knee, but Ciampa kicks him in the head. Sabin hits a bulldog and both men go down. Ciampa charges, but Sabin catches him with a boot and follows with a couple of clotheslines. Sabin sweeps the leg, but Ciampa blocks a kick. Sabin dodges a clothesline and hits a German suplex.

Sabin nails a flying boot for a near fall. Ciampa rolls to the floor, and Sabin goes to the apron. He misses a kick and Ciampa connects with a punch. On the apron, they trade chops until Ciampa lifts Sabin and hits an Air Raid Crash onto the edge of the ring. Ciampa rolls him back in and gets a near fall. Ciampa sets up for Fairy Tale Ending, but Sabin blocks it and hits a dragon screw. Sabin then nails a tornado DDT off the ropes for another close two count.

Sabin climbs to the top rope, but Johnny Gargano jumps on the apron to distract him. Alex Shelley gets up on the opposite side, causing Gargano to back off. Ciampa takes advantage and kicks Shelley off the apron.

Sabin nearly steals the win with a roll-up. Ciampa rolls to the floor, and Sabin follows with a double jump crossbody onto both Ciampa and Gargano. He sends Ciampa back in and heads to the top again, but Ciampa meets him with a chop.

Ciampa tries for a superplex, but Sabin fights back with punches and shoves him down. As Ciampa lands, he grabs his knee and the referee checks on him. Sabin steps down from the ropes, but Candice LeRae suddenly appears and pulls him throat-first onto the top rope. Ciampa charges in with a running knee and scores the three count.

Winner: Tommaso Ciampa

After the match, Byron Saxton interviews Axiom and Nathan Frazer. He asks about their run on SmackDown and if they’re feeling any pressure.

Frazer says it’s been a wild ride and tonight is the biggest night of their lives. Axiom talks about how they’ve always dreamed of becoming WWE Tag Team Champions and says the Street Profits are just one step toward that goal. Frazer adds they’re not worried about DIY—“If we believe and stay on the same page, we’ll take on any team in the world.”

Back at ringside, Damian Priest’s music hits—but instead of a formal entrance, Priest and Drew McIntyre explode into another brawl, continuing what they started earlier in the night. Priest grabs a mic and shouts, “Tomorrow night, I’m putting Drew in the hospital…but tonight, I’m getting my pound of flesh!” He drops the mic and attacks again. Security rushes in to break it up as fans chant, “Let them fight!”

Backstage, Solo Sikoa checks in with JC Mateo ahead of their tag match. Jacob Fatu interrupts, saying he doesn’t know or like Mateo. His words fire JC up, but Solo calms things down and tells them to save it for the ring. He brings up Jimmy Uso leaving the family—something Solo says he never did. As Solo starts saying Jacob’s signature line, Fatu cuts him off and finishes it himself before walking away, leaving Solo glaring.

Back at ringside, Chelsea Green leads the Secret Hervice to the ring for the next match as the show heads to a commercial break.

We return from break as Charlotte Flair is shown walking backstage. Alexa Bliss appears and says, “It’s good to have friends—especially when there’s no one around to pick you up.” Charlotte stops and asks who Alexa is talking to. Alexa replies, “Not you,” and walks off, adding, “See you at Money in the Bank.”

Piper Niven and Alba Fyre (with Chelsea Green) vs. Michin and B-Fab (with Zelina Vega)

Piper Niven and B-Fab start the match with a lock-up. Alba Fyre quickly tags in and takes B-Fab down. Piper knocks Michin off the apron, then hits a back senton on B-Fab. Alba covers but only gets a near fall.

Alba keeps up the pressure with a kick and sends B-Fab into the turnbuckles. She hits more kicks before tagging Piper back in. They double-team B-Fab with more strikes before Alba tags in again and lands a knee in the corner. Piper returns with a chin lock. B-Fab fights out with punches, but Piper drops her with a Boss Man Slam for a near fall.

Piper lands more strikes and sets up for a Piper Driver, but B-Fab escapes. Piper stops a tag attempt, but B-Fab nails a knee to the head. Michin and Alba both tag in. Michin hits Piper with a forearm, then drops Alba with clotheslines. She follows up with a dropkick and a headscissors takedown. Michin and B-Fab hit an assisted Asai DDT on Piper.

Chelsea Green jumps on the apron, but Zelina Vega pulls her down and kicks her. Piper chases after Vega, only to get caught by B-Fab with a clothesline off the apron. Back in the ring, Alba rolls up Michin for a near fall, but Michin comes back with Eat Defeat. B-Fab follows with a neckbreaker for the win.

Winners: B-Fab and Michin

Backstage, Byron Saxton is with The Street Profits. Byron says the pressure’s on the champions. Dawkins admits it’s a big night for both teams and says this isn’t just a friendly match—“We’ll see if the moment’s too big for them.” Ford adds that everything about Fraxiom is fake, and they’ll still be tag champions after tonight.

Just then, Solo Sikoa, JC Mateo, and Jacob Fatu walk into frame and stare down the Street Profits before heading toward the ring.

Santos Escobar says Angel and Humberto are family. Like any family, there have been arguments and disagreements, but also real moments of connection. He knows what they’re capable of when they’re united. For Santos, this is all about business. He announces that on June 7th at Worlds Collide, they’ll come together to represent the best this house has to offer against the best from around the world. Santos says their opponents have proven themselves globally, but this is a rare chance to earn victory in front of their own people.

Santos looks to Humberto and tells him to trust him. Angel asks if he should go after Humberto, but Santos stops him. “Let him go,” he says. “He’ll understand.” El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr., Psycho Clown, and Pagano will face Legado del Fantasma at Worlds Collide.

Backstage, Jimmy Uso and Rey Mysterio talk. Jimmy says they were opponents last week—but tonight, they’re a team.

Rey Fenix and Jimmy Uso vs. Jacob Fatu and JC Mateo

Jimmy Uso and Jacob Fatu start the match. Solo tries to talk to Jimmy, but Jimmy refuses to engage. JC Mateo tags himself in. Jimmy lands a punch and some chops, but Mateo fires back with a shoulder tackle and a kick. Fatu tags himself in, but Jimmy hits a dragon whip and tags in Rey Mysterio.

Jimmy launches Rey into Fatu with a kick, and Rey follows up with a headscissors takedown. Jimmy nails Mateo with a superkick, and then he and Rey hit a double superkick. Rey follows with a twisting Asai moonsault to the outside. Solo Sikoa steps in, trying to slow everything down.

Jimmy Uso lands a few punches on Jacob Fatu, but Fatu answers with a hard shot and a headbutt. Jimmy fires back with a kick, but JC Mateo blindsides him with a clothesline from the apron. Fatu follows with a kick, and Mateo tags himself in, unloading punches on Jimmy before choking him on the ropes.

Mateo whips Jimmy hard into the turnbuckles. Fatu tags back in and lands a shoulder to the gut and some heavy chops. Mateo returns, locking in a waist lock. Jimmy escapes with a back elbow, but Mateo rocks him with a punch and a short-arm clothesline, then hits a moonsault. Fatu tags in and hits a running hip attack in the corner, followed by a headbutt and a back senton. He chokes Jimmy on the ropes and hits another running hip strike. Mateo tags in and kicks Jimmy in the back. He places Jimmy on the turnbuckles, looking for a German superplex, but Jimmy fights out with a back elbow and hangs onto the ropes to block it. Mateo falls to the mat, and Jimmy hits a twisting senton.

Both teams tag out—Fatu and Rey Mysterio enter. Rey hits forearms, avoids a whip, and lands a thrust kick and dropkick. He adds a chop, kicks Mateo from the ropes, then hits a rana on Fatu. Rey follows with a swing-through kick and a poisonrana for a near fall. Rey fires off punches, but Fatu stuns him with a superkick and a pop-up Samoan drop. Fatu goes for another corner hip attack, but Rey moves and Fatu crashes. Mateo tags in and lifts Rey for a deadlift German suplex, but Rey flips out and lands on his feet. Jimmy tags in and hits Mateo with a kick and a crossbody, but Fatu breaks the cover with a back senton.

Rey takes out Fatu with a springboard dropkick and a suicide dive, but Fatu catches him and hurls him over the announce table. In the ring, Jimmy hits superkicks on both Mateo and Fatu, then lands a spear on Mateo. He climbs up top, but Solo Sikoa steps onto the apron, distracting him. As Jimmy hesitates, Fatu gets up. Jimmy goes for the frog splash but misses. Mateo picks him up and hits Tour of the Islands for the three count.

Winners: Jacob Fatu and JC Mateo

Backstage in the locker room, Byron Saxton is standing by as LA Knight walks in.

Knight says, “It’s time to talk to ya.” He brings up Solo Sikoa being in the Money in the Bank match, saying Solo will have a front row seat when he pulls down the briefcase. Knight admits the odds are against him—but that’s nothing new. “The odds have been against me since I stepped into this company.” He says when he returns to L.A., he’s showing up and showing off. Knight talks about facing Aleister Black and Shinsuke Nakamura next. “I’m gonna shine a little light on the guys who live in spooky season all year long. One of you’s gonna catch three the hard way.” Knight declares he’s moving on to Money in the Bank.

Elsewhere backstage, R-Truth walks by and stops to admire a mural of John Cena on the wall.

Back from the break, R-Truth walks to the ring. R-Truth gets in the ring and asks Savannah, Georgia what’s up. He talks about Saturday Night’s Main Event and says he’s not facing his childhood hero, because he doesn’t recognize the man John Cena has become.

Truth says he didn’t know where things went wrong, but realized the problem is power. Cena used to call him a friend and brother, but the more power he got, the more distant he became. The texts slowed down, the replies stopped, and the phone calls ended. Truth thought he was annoying Cena, but others felt the same way. He compares Cena to Gollum from Lord of the Rings, saying he’s become obsessed with the title like it’s his precious. Truth says he doesn’t like what Cena’s become and doesn’t believe Cena is happy.

He calls Cena the greatest of all time and says he’s going to try to bring him back. If Cena wants to ruin wrestling, then Truth has to save it—by saving Cena. R-Truth says he doesn’t want to fight John Cena, but if he has to, he’ll beat the hustle, loyalty, and respect back into him. He ends by saying that tomorrow night, we’ll say it one more time—if John Cena wins, we riot. “What’s up!?”

We then see a recap of the brawl from Raw involving CM Punk, Sami Zayn, Seth Rollins, and Bron Breakker, hyping their tag team match at Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Naomi says she’s been undervalued, underappreciated, and underestimated. The old Naomi let people take advantage of her—but not anymore. Jade Cargill says Naomi took everything from her. Nia Jax says she only cares about one thing—the title. Naomi and Jade got in her way, and when someone ruins her chances, she ruins theirs. Jade makes it clear—no one’s taking anything from her again. Nia says she doesn’t trust Naomi, and Naomi says she’s done letting Jade and Nia get the best of her. She’s taking that contract.

Nia says it doesn’t matter who’s in front of her—she’ll destroy anyone that stands in her way. All three will face off in a Money in the Bank Qualifying Match next week.

Men’s Money in the Bank Qualifier: Aleister Black vs. LA Knight vs. Shinsuke Nakamura

The three men look up at the briefcase before Nakamura hits Knight with an elbow and a knee. Black hits Nakamura with a forearm, but Nakamura comes back with a knee. Knight and Black team up, hitting Nakamura with a combo and sending him to the floor.

Knight and Black lock up. Black gets a hammerlock, but Knight dropkicks his knees. Black answers with kicks. Knight hits a neckbreaker and stomps on Black. Nakamura pulls Knight out of the ring. Black and Nakamura trade kicks until Black lands a jumping knee. Knight returns and superplexes Black. Nakamura follows with a knee off the turnbuckles to Knight. Nakamura chokes Knight on the ropes, then does the same to Black in the corner before going back to choking Knight. He tosses Knight to the floor and heads to the apron, but Black cuts him off. Nakamura hits a shoulder through the ropes and goes to the floor, landing a kick on Knight.

Knight blocks being sent into the announce table and instead slams Nakamura into it multiple times. Black runs in and boots Knight, then throws Nakamura back into the ring. Black hits an Irish whip followed by a forearm and a suplex for a near fall. Black misses a splash, and Nakamura kicks him in the back of the head, then hits a running knee. Knight throws punches at Nakamura but gets tossed outside. Nakamura covers Black for a near fall, then locks in a reverse chin lock.

Black fights out with elbows and hits a series of kicks, followed by a flying boot. He lands a quebrada on Nakamura for a near fall. Knight comes back and tries a suplex on Black, but Black knees his way out. Knight avoids Black Mass, and Black dodges the BFT. Knight then hits a burning hammer on Black for a close near fall. Nakamura returns, throws Knight to the floor, and sends him into the steel steps. Black and Nakamura trade forearms. Black lands a back elbow, but Nakamura fires back with a headbutt. Nakamura whips Black into the corner, but Black counters with a knee. Nakamura follows with a kick that knocks Black into the corner.

Knight runs in with a knee to Black, then tosses Nakamura to the floor. Black recovers and hits a jumping knee to Knight, sending him outside as well. Black climbs the turnbuckles and goes for a moonsault but misses. Knight kicks him and tosses him back into the ring. Black bounces back and hits a flip dive onto Knight on the floor.

Black sends Knight back into the ring and goes for another moonsault but misses, landing on his feet. Knight quickly hits a DDT and sets up for the YEAHple’s Elbow. Before he can finish, Nakamura nails him with a kick and covers—Knight gets his hand on the rope to break the count, even though it shouldn’t have counted.

Nakamura sets up for Kinshasa on Black, but Black blocks it. Nakamura responds with a kick, sends Black into the ring post, and follows with a reverse exploder. But as he turns around, Black hits him with Black Mass. Before Black can cover, Knight throws him out of the ring and pins Nakamura himself for the win.

Winner: LA Knight

Backstage, The Miz and Carmelo Hayes are talking. Miz says they just watched Black lose, and Hayes mentions he has a Money in the Bank qualifying match next week. Miz says Nick Aldis offered him the spot, and while he believed he could win, he gave it to Hayes instead—because it’s Hayes’ time to shine.

Miz says the briefcase is the gateway to superstardom. He wouldn’t be where he is today without it, and that’s how much he believes in Hayes.

We return with a video package highlighting the rivalry between Jey Uso and Logan Paul.

It’s announced that Zelina Vega will defend the U.S. Title against Chelsea Green at Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Backstage, Solo Sikoa walks with Jacob Fatu and JC Mateo. Solo says they followed the game plan perfectly. Nick Aldis approaches and congratulates them on their win. He then announces that Jacob Fatu will compete in the final men’s Money in the Bank qualifying match next week. Solo tells Fatu that they’re both going to win—“It’s in the bag.” Fatu responds by saying he loves Solo, then walks off.

Bianca Belair says the only thing you can count on in life is change. She admits the last six months have been the hardest and most painful of her life—losing friends, championships, and even her first WrestleMania match. She says there were moments where she wanted to give up, but she knew that wasn’t the example she wanted to set. Bianca says she’s been hit from every direction, but she’s healing and will come back stronger than ever. She promises that her best is still ahead. Bianca Belair will appear on SmackDown next week.

Also announced for next week:

• Jacob Fatu, Carmelo Hayes, and Andrade will compete in a Money in the Bank Qualifying Match.
• Nia Jax, Naomi, and Jade Cargill will face off in a Women’s Qualifying Match.
• John Cena is set to appear on SmackDown next week.

WWE Tag Team Championship Match: The Street Profits (c) vs. Fraxiom

Dawkins and Axiom start the match, with Dawkins quickly taking Axiom down to the mat. They lock up again in a test of strength, and Dawkins brings Axiom down once more, locking in an armbar. Axiom escapes with a waist lock, and tags in Nathan Frazer. Frazer applies a side headlock and takes Dawkins down. He runs the ropes, but Dawkins catches him with a waist lock and follows with a shoulder tackle. Dawkins covers, but only gets a near fall. Ford tags in and hits a dropkick for a near fall. Dawkins tags back in while Ford holds an armbar. Dawkins follows with a kick, a knee to the midsection, and a punch, then locks in a front face lock.

Frazer fights back with a front face lock of his own, but Dawkins pushes him into the corner. Dawkins tries to pull Frazer off the ropes, but Frazer lands on his feet and kicks Dawkins. Axiom tags in, and he and Frazer hit a series of kicks on both Dawkins and Ford. Frazer hits a suicide dive on Ford, and Axiom follows with one on Dawkins. Frazer lands a flip dive on both Street Profits, and Axiom hits a Golden Triangle moonsault onto them on the outside. Back in the ring, Axiom throws forearms and kicks at Dawkins, but Dawkins counters with a twisting butterfly suplex for a near fall. Dawkins kicks Axiom in the corner and tags in Ford, who hits a snap mare followed by a hesitation slingshot senton. Ford keeps control and gets a near fall. Dawkins locks in a rear chin lock and transitions into a sleeper. Axiom fights back with elbows, but Dawkins takes him down again.

Axiom hits a jawbreaker, but Dawkins stops the tag and drives him into the turnbuckles. Ford tags in and hits a running shoulder in the corner. Dawkins follows with a twisting splash for a near fall. Axiom starts to rally with punches. Dawkins knees him and goes for an Irish whip, but Axiom knocks Ford off the apron and kicks Dawkins. Axiom jumps off the turnbuckles and hits a DDT, leaving both men down. Frazer and Ford tag in. Frazer hits running forearms and chops, followed by a dropkick and a sling blade. He lands a shooting star press for a near fall. Ford sends Frazer to the apron, but Frazer avoids Dawkins and kicks him. Frazer fakes Ford out on a springboard and then hits a springboard dropkick for another near fall.

Ford shoves Frazer away and tags in Dawkins. Frazer fights both men with forearms and punches. Dawkins lifts Frazer and passes him to Ford, who hits a belly-to-back suplex for a near fall. Dawkins puts Frazer on his shoulders as Ford climbs up top, but Frazer slips out, sends Dawkins into the turnbuckles, and crotches Ford. Frazer rolls up Dawkins for a near fall, then hits an enzuigiri. Frazer goes for a waist lock, but Dawkins counters with a standing switch. Dawkins punches Axiom off the apron and sends Frazer to the floor. He then hits a swinging slam on Frazer for a near fall. Ford tags in and hits a belly-to-back suplex for another near fall. He follows with a kick to Axiom’s head, then hits a running kick to the ribs. Ford nails Axiom with a German suplex, then another kick to the head. He hits a suplex and floats over into a near fall.

Ford keeps up the pressure with another kick and a chop. Axiom fights back with a chop and punches, but Ford answers with a strike of his own. They trade punches and kicks until Axiom lands a dropkick and locks in a rear naked choke with body scissors. Frazer locks Dawkins in a guillotine at the same time. Dawkins powers out and suplexes Frazer onto Axiom, breaking both holds. Frazer puts Ford on the turnbuckles and lands a kick, then climbs up for a superplex. Ford pushes him off, but Frazer jumps right back to the top. Ford shoves him again, but Frazer lands on his feet and quickly climbs up to hit the superplex. He holds on and follows with Chasing the Dragon for a near fall.

Frazer goes for a suicide dive, but Dawkins cuts him off with a punch and throws him into the ring steps. Back in the ring, Ford rolls up Axiom for a near fall. Dawkins tags in and lifts Axiom onto his shoulders. Ford goes up top for the Doomsday Blockbuster, but Frazer slides in and breaks up the cover just in time.

Dawkins knocks Frazer off the apron and climbs to the top rope, but Axiom catches him with a kick and follows up with a Spanish Fly. Frazer tags in, hits his own Spanish Fly, then lands a Phoenix Splash. He goes for the cover, but Ford breaks it up. Axiom responds with the Golden Ratio to take Ford out.

Johnny Gargano, Tommaso Ciampa, and Candice LeRae rush to the ring, but Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley cut them off. As they brawl at ringside, the match is momentarily ignored. Ford recovers and hits a huge flip dive over the ring post, crashing onto all four. Back in the ring, Frazer misses a Phoenix Splash. Dawkins hits a big spinebuster and tags in Ford, who climbs to the top rope…

Then the lights go out. When they come back on, The Wyatts are in the ring, and Ford is frozen in shock. Dexter Lumis appears and hits a butterfly superplex.

Winners: Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins (by disqualification) – Still WWE Tag Team Champions

After the lights come back on, chaos breaks out. Nikki Cross attacks Candice LeRae. Joe Gacy hits a handspring clothesline, then powerbombs Dexter Lumis onto Montez Ford.

Bo Dallas grabs Nathan Frazer and locks in the mandible claw before hitting Johnny Gargano with Sister Abigail.

The scene ends in total destruction as we fade to credits.