Tonight’s WWE SmackDown, airing June 5, 2026, promises an action-packed night live from the Unipol Arena in Bologna, Italy. The post-WWE Clash In Italy show sees Carmelo Hayes face “Absolute” Ricky Saints in a Singles Match. Plus, Undisputed WWE Champion “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes will return to SmackDown after a controversial victory over “The Ring General” GUNTHER.
The show kicks off at 2:00 PM ET on streaming platforms like Netflix. Ringside News will provide live, match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the day. 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 June 5, 2026
- Cody Rhodes appears to address his controversial win over Gunther at Clash in Italy
- Rhea Ripley appears as Clash in Italy fallout continues
- King of the Ring First-Round Fatal 4-Way: Damian Priest vs. Trick Williams vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Bron Breakker
- Queen of the Ring First-Round Fatal 4-Way: Bayley vs. Jacy Jayne vs. Kiana James vs. Raquel Rodriguez
- Ricky Saints vs. Carmelo Hayes
- Fatal Influence are setting up a tag title match
WWE SmackDown Results (6/5/26): Live Match Updates and Highlights
Wade Barrett and Michael Cole are on commentary. We look back at Clash in Italy with a video package. Gunther interrupts the opening and cuts off the announcers. Gunther grabs a mic and stands on one of the announce tables.
He says nothing is happening until he gets what he wants. Gunther says he wants justice for what happened at Clash in Italy. He says he has ring awareness like no one else, and he put his foot under the rope before the count. Gunther says the referee knew it, Cody Rhodes knew it, and Cody took advantage of it. He says Cody cheated and took away what was rightfully his.
Gunther says Cody can now walk around as the “Golden Boy” and kiss up to everyone. Before he can continue, Cody Rhodes’ music hits. Cody makes his way to the ring while Gunther waits for him to finish his entrance. Cody tells Gunther he is right. His foot was under the rope, and Cody admits Gunther has enough experience to know how things work. Cody says controversial finishes happen, and sometimes you are the hero while other times you are the one causing the damage. Cody says they do not need to drag this out and offers to fight Gunther tonight.
Sami Zayn’s music hits, and he comes out but stops halfway down the ramp. Sami thanks the fans for their reaction and says that is the respect he is looking for. He says he tried to stay in the back, but he could not listen to Gunther complain about being robbed of a title shot when Cody and Gunther both did him wrong too.
Gunther tells Sami this is about the championship, so it does not involve him. Sami says Gunther is right that he has never held that title, but he knows what it is like to beat Gunther for a championship.
Cody tells Sami he is not sure which version of him he is dealing with. He says Sami is a good guy and beat Matt Cardona, but Cody is busy right now. Sami says that is exactly the problem with their friendship. Cody keeps blowing him off while looking for the next threat to his title, but Sami says that threat might be standing right in front of him.
Cody asks if Sami really means that. Sami says Cody wanted to beat Gunther and teach him a lesson. Cody beat Gunther, so Sami asks when Cody is going to teach him that lesson. Gunther then gets involved and shoves Sami into Cody. Gunther puts Cody in a sleeper, but Sami pulls him off. Gunther sends Sami to the floor, and they fight outside. Cody goes for a suicide dive, but Gunther moves, and Cody takes out Sami instead. Gunther and Sami keep fighting on the floor. Cody tries to help Sami up, but Sami refuses his hand and walks away.
Backstage, Miz is on the phone with Kit, who says he was not allowed into Italy because of his emotional support cats. Miz complains about the Cavaliers and Browns before saying he is going to deal with Danhausen. Danhausen tells Miz not to touch his stuff. Miz and Danhausen go back and forth about how it is not nice to come into someone’s house uninvited. Miz starts throwing things around, but when he touches one of Danhausen’s items, he shocks himself. Danhausen walks away while Miz is left motionless.
Gunther interrupts Nick while he is on the phone and says he is sick of being treated like he does not belong. Nick fires back and says he is only giving Gunther the same level of respect that Gunther has shown him. Gunther does not back down. He tells Nick to fix the situation, or his legal team will get involved.
Queen of the Ring: Bayley vs. Jacy Jayne vs. Kiana James vs. Raquel Rodriguez
The European crowd sings Bayley’s song before the match gets going. Bayley starts fast with forearms to Raquel, but Raquel quickly knocks her down. Kiana and Jacy try to gang up on Raquel, but she fights them both off. Bayley takes advantage and clotheslines Raquel over the top rope to the floor. She then hits a back elbow on Jacy and catches Kiana with a cutter in the ropes. Bayley follows with a belly-to-belly suplex on Jacy for a near fall.
Bayley goes after Raquel with a dropkick through the ropes, but Kiana rolls Bayley up for a near fall. Bayley answers with a jackknife cover on Kiana, but that also only gets two. Kiana comes back with a backslide, and Jacy gets a rollup on Bayley and Kiana for another near fall. Bayley puts Jacy in a side headlock, but Jacy fights out with a forearm. Kiana then hits Jacy with a forearm before Raquel wipes everyone out with a crossbody.
Raquel takes control by kicking Kiana and driving Jacy into the corner with shoulder tackles. Bayley tries to fight back with forearms, but Raquel splashes her in the corner and sends her hard into the turnbuckles. Raquel then throws Jacy into the corner and hits lawnmower elbows before dropping Kiana with a vertical chokeslam for a near fall.
Raquel keeps the pressure on, hitting snake eyes on Kiana while Jacy gets sent to the floor. Raquel charges at Bayley, but Bayley ducks and Raquel goes over the top rope. Raquel still pulls Bayley outside and hot shots her on the announce table. Jacy tries to get involved with a kick, but Raquel blocks her cannonball attempt.
Raquel blocks a double Irish whip into the steps, but Bayley comes from behind and helps send Raquel into them. Jacy then hits a cannonball off the apron onto Bayley and Kiana. Jacy and Bayley get back in the ring, where Jacy hits a running neckbreaker for a near fall. Jacy keeps working Bayley over with kicks, a choke in the corner, a snap mare, a kick to the back, a thrust kick, and a back senton for another near fall.
Kiana tries for an O’Connor roll, but Jacy holds the ropes and drops her with a clothesline. Jacy misses an elbow in the corner, allowing Kiana to fire back with shoulders to Jacy and Bayley. Kiana misses a shoulder in the corner, and Jacy hits cannonballs on both Bayley and Kiana. Raquel then comes back in and wipes out Jacy with a pounce.
Bayley tries for a sunset flip powerbomb on Raquel into the turnbuckles, but Raquel blocks it and sends Bayley into Kiana instead. Raquel follows with a double Vader Bomb elbow drop for a near fall. Raquel and Bayley fight on the turnbuckles until Jacy pulls Raquel down and hits a superkick. Jacy goes up for a Frankensteiner on Bayley, but Raquel powerbombs Bayley into Jacy. Raquel then hits a double chokeslam on Bayley and Jacy, but Kiana breaks up the cover with a slingshot splash onto Raquel.
Jacy rolls to the floor as Kiana and Raquel trade punches. Kiana lands forearms, but Raquel answers with a shoulder tackle. Raquel sends Jacy into the turnbuckles and grabs a waist lock, but Jacy escapes with elbows and jumps on Raquel’s back with a sleeper. Raquel shakes her off with a snap mare and follows with another shoulder tackle. Bayley gets back involved by running Raquel into the corner and hitting shoulder tackles. She follows with her old-school wacky waving elbow in the corner, kicks Jacy, and drops an elbow on Raquel’s back for a near fall. Bayley hits a belly-to-back suplex on Jacy, then sends her into the turnbuckles with a sunset flip powerbomb for a near fall. Kiana quickly jumps in and gets a near fall on Bayley.
Raquel grabs Kiana by the throat, but Kiana flips out and lands on her feet. Raquel drops her with a clothesline for a near fall. Jacy attacks Kiana from behind and sends her face-first into the mat, but Bayley catches Jacy with a running knee from the apron.
Bayley goes to the top rope and hits the elbow drop for a near fall. Kiana gets Bayley on her shoulders, but Bayley escapes and looks for a belly-to-belly suplex. Kiana counters and hits Deal Breaker, then follows with a moonsault for another near fall. On the outside, Jacy shoves Giulia down. Jacy then nails Kiana with a forearm, but Bayley knocks Jacy off the apron. Kiana rolls up Bayley, but Giulia pushes Jacy, and Kiana thinks Giulia cost her the match.
Bayley hits Rose Plant on Kiana, but Jacy drops Bayley with a rolling elbow. Raquel then hits Kiana with the Tejana Bomb and gets the three count.
Winner: Raquel Rodriguez
Raquel Rodriguez advances to face Iyo Sky. After the match, Giulia checks on Kiana, but Kiana pushes her away and blames her for everything. Kiana says she did all of this for Giulia. Giulia snaps and takes Kiana down with a Thesz Press before unloading with punches. Giulia then kicks Kiana, sending her to the floor.
Backstage, Sami Zayn vents his frustration and runs into Johnny Gargano. Sami says everyone keeps calling him the bad guy. He finally stood up for himself, but Cody Rhodes still found a way to take him out. Sami says guys like them always seem to get the short end of the stick.
Nick Aldis approaches and says he wants to talk. Sami asks what about, and Aldis tells him to stay out of Cody and Gunther’s business. Aldis says Sami only made the situation worse. Sami asks why he is being told not to defend himself. Aldis says he has another meeting to get to. Sami questions who could be so important that Aldis cannot spare another minute. Sami turns around and sees Chad Gable. Aldis says they can continue the conversation another time before leaving.
Royce Keys vs. Talla Tonga
Talla Tonga and Royce Keys start by testing each other’s strength before Talla shoves Keys in the face. Keys fires back with punches and tries shoulder tackles, but Talla barely moves. Talla drops Keys with a shoulder tackle of his own and shuts down an early slam attempt with forearms and an uppercut.
The two exchange punches before Talla tries another slam. Keys escapes and lands a clothesline, but Talla stays standing. A second clothesline sends Talla over the top rope, though he lands on his feet. Talla quickly regains control on the outside, driving Keys into the apron, the announce table, and the ring post before bringing him back into the ring and choking him on the ropes.
Talla continues to dominate with a side slam, an elbow drop, and a nerve hold. Keys tries to rally and even attempts a slam, but collapses under Talla’s weight. After Talla misses a Yakuza Kick in the corner, Keys mounts a comeback with a series of lariats and clotheslines. He escapes a chokeslam attempt and capitalizes when Talla misses a corner splash, following up with a running shoulder tackle that finally takes the big man off his feet.
Keys hits a powerslam and looks ready to finish the match, but Solo Sikoa gets on the apron. Tama Tonga then trips Keys from the outside. Keys fights Tama off, but the distraction is enough. When Keys returns to the ring, Talla catches him with a chokeslam for the victory.
Winner: Talla Tonga
After the match, Talla and Tama continue the attack on Keys until R-Truth’s music hits. Truth rushes to the ring and goes after Tama and Solo, but Talla quickly cuts him off. Damian Priest then pulls Truth to safety and tells him this has to stop. The beatdown continues as Tama Tonga finishes Keys off with Cut Throat.
Backstage, Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh, and Liv Morgan are talking in a stairwell when Raquel Rodriguez joins them. Liv says she and Raquel could meet in the Queen of the Ring finals. Dominik brings up his upcoming rematch, and Liv says they could end up as King and Queen of the Ring. Raquel looks confused and asks why Liv would even say that.
After a commercial break, a video package airs for Finn Balor. Balor says that no matter the situation or match, he always shines. He says every opportunity that comes his way proves he can stand toe-to-toe with the best, but he wants more. Balor says he wants it all. It is then announced that Finn Balor will compete next week in a Fatal Four-Way King of the Ring qualifying match against Jey Uso, LA Knight, and Royce Keys.
Later backstage, Priest tells Truth that he does not even know Royce Keys and questions why Truth felt the need to help him. Priest says Truth is his partner and that his focus is on King of the Ring and SummerSlam. Truth suggests they should check on Keys, but Priest points out that he is not a doctor. Erik and Ivar interrupt the conversation and remind Priest and Truth that they are the AAA Tag Team Champions. They say they are ready to defend the titles against them.
Another tournament match is announced for next week, with Sol Ruca, Lyra Valkyria, Charlotte Flair, and Jade Cargill set to compete in a Queen of the Ring qualifying Fatal Four-Way.
Rhea Ripley then makes her way to the ring. Michael Cole points out that Rhea Ripley is still limping from the injuries she suffered at Clash in Italy. Rhea says she finally put her rivalry with Jade Cargill behind her at Clash in Italy, but she did not leave the match without damage. She admits her knee is still hurting and says Jade’s plan was to take her out and use the numbers advantage against her. Rhea says Jade failed because she is still the champion. She also thanks the unexpected help she received during the match.
Charlotte Flair’s music interrupts, and she joins Rhea in the ring. Charlotte says she knows Rhea never asked for help, but she stepped in because she respects her. Charlotte says she enjoyed teaming with Rhea, but with Queen of the Ring underway, her competitive side has taken over. Charlotte reminds everyone she is a 14-time champion and says while teaming with Rhea was fun, beating her at SummerSlam would be even better because Rhea has something she wants.
Before the conversation can continue, Tiffany Stratton makes her way to the ring. Tiffany says if Rhea and Charlotte were standing out there without fighting, she would think something was wrong. Charlotte asks if Tiffany came out to apologize, but Tiffany says that would be crazy. Tiffany says she already has the United States Championship, but she wants Rhea’s title too.
Jade Cargill then comes out with Michin and B-Fab. Jade says Charlotte did not save Rhea at Clash in Italy and only inserted herself into the title picture. She warns Charlotte that decision will come back on her. Jade also tells Tiffany to stay out of grown folks’ business because she and Jade have been doing this for a while. Jade then turns her attention to Rhea and tells her to enjoy the championship while she still can because she is coming for it.
Nick Aldis comes out and says Rhea is not medically cleared to compete tonight. Before he can finish, Charlotte cuts him off and suggests a tag team match instead. Charlotte proposes that she team with Tiffany Stratton against Jade and one of her allies. Aldis likes the idea and makes the match official.
Michin and Jade Cargill vs. Charlotte Flair and Tiffany Stratton
Charlotte Flair and Michin start the match. After a lockup, Charlotte backs Michin into the corner and immediately makes it clear she wants Jade Cargill in the ring. Michin answers with a waist lock, but Charlotte reverses it. Michin then takes Charlotte down with a headscissors before Charlotte counters with a knee and traps her in a figure-four headscissors, rolling her around the ring.
Charlotte nearly collides with Jade on the apron, creating an opening for Michin to hit a German suplex. Tiffany Stratton tags in and tries to pick up the pace, but Michin blocks a kick and lands a punch. Tiffany responds with a drop toe hold, a running hip attack to the back, and a dropkick for a two-count.
Jade tags in and immediately changes the momentum. She catches Tiffany during a crossbody attempt and launches her with a fallaway slam. Jade follows up with an elbow in the corner and a spinebuster for a near fall. Michin tags back in and unloads with forearms. She tries for a slam, but Tiffany escapes and answers with a discus clothesline. However, Charlotte Flair had already made a blind tag before the move.
Charlotte comes in with a crossbody and a walkover clothesline before lighting Michin up with chops. Michin fires back with an elbow, but Charlotte responds with a kick. After being sent into the corner, Charlotte hits her trademark Flair Flip and knocks Michin, Jade Cargill, and B-Fab off the apron with boots.
Charlotte then dives off the apron onto Jade and B-Fab. Michin answers with a suicide dive before bringing Charlotte back into the ring for a near fall. Michin stays in control with punches and sends Charlotte into the turnbuckles. After Jade sneaks in a cheap shot from the apron, Michin gets another near fall.
Jade tags in and takes over, stomping Charlotte down and choking her in the corner. Charlotte fights back with chops, but Jade sends her to the apron and continues the attack. Jade scores several near falls, including after a suplex and a clothesline. Charlotte nearly steals it with a rollup, but Jade kicks out. Michin tags back in and drives her shoulder into Charlotte in the corner before locking in a rear naked choke. Charlotte finally creates some separation with a belly-to-back suplex, leaving both women down. Michin tries to stop her from reaching Tiffany Stratton, but Charlotte fights through with forearms. She knocks Jade Cargill off the apron with an elbow and kicks Michin away, but the distraction allows Jade to sneak in a forearm while the referee is occupied.
Michin capitalizes with a Styles Clash and nearly wins the match before Tiffany breaks up the pin. Michin then tries to lock in a Figure Four, but Charlotte counters into a rollup for a near fall. Moments later, Michin charges into the corner, but Charlotte moves and sends her shoulder-first into the ring post. Tiffany gets the hot tag and runs wild with clotheslines, a back elbow, and a dropkick that knocks Jade off the apron. She follows up with a cartwheel into an Alabama Slam and a Swanton Bomb for a near fall.
Tiffany keeps the pressure on, but Michin catches her with a Pele Kick. Jade tags in and immediately gets involved, only for Tiffany to hit a handspring stunner for a two-count. Charlotte and Michin brawl to the floor and take each other out, leaving Tiffany and Jade alone in the ring. The two exchange forearms before Tiffany lands a knee and a kick. She tries for another Alabama Slam, but Jade blocks it and counters with a sit-out powerbomb for a near fall. Charlotte Flair pulls Michin off the apron, but the fight continues on the floor as Charlotte sends Michin into the ring steps. B-Fab gets involved and catches Charlotte with a bicycle kick.
Back in the ring, Tiffany Stratton counters Jaded with a victory roll for a near fall. Tiffany heads to the top rope, but Jade Cargill cuts her off and leaves her perched on the turnbuckles. Jade then hits Jaded and scores the three-count.
Winners: Jade Cargill and Michin
Backstage, Cathy Kelley catches up with Fatal Influence. Jacy Jayne says she is on a different level than everyone else and insists she is better than the rest of the women’s division. The group then approaches a photo shoot featuring Brie and Paige. Brie quickly points out that Jacy lost earlier in the night. That comment sparks a fight. Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid attack from behind while Jacy joins in. Brie and Paige try to fight back, but the numbers are too much. Fatal Influence leaves the scene standing tall.
After the break, R-Truth checks on Royce Keys. Keys thanks Truth for having his back after the attack earlier in the night. Truth tells Keys that once he gets to know Damian Priest, he will like him. Truth says that if they can all get on the same page, they can take care of MFT. Keys says he does not really care about Priest, and Priest does not care about him either, but they are good.
Carmelo Hayes vs. Ricky Saints
Ricky Saints attacks Carmelo Hayes from behind before the match even starts. Once the referee officially calls for the bell, Saints keeps control with chops, but Hayes quickly fights back and sends him over the top rope to the floor. Hayes follows with a flip dive to the outside, then gets Saints back in the ring and hits a frog splash for a near fall.
Hayes looks for First 48, but Saints sees it coming and rolls to the floor. Hayes chases him around the ring, but Saints catches him with a kick and a chop. Saints gets Hayes on his shoulders, but Hayes escapes and hits a springboard clothesline before sending Saints back to the floor. Hayes follows Ricky Saints to the floor and sends him into the ringside barricade. Hayes keeps the pressure on with chops and climbs the turnbuckles to punch Saints, but Saints pulls him down and turns things around with a clothesline.
Saints takes control with chops, Old School, a slam, and a knee drop before stopping to pose. He keeps working over Hayes with strikes, a snap mare, a knee to the midsection, and a bulldog for a near fall. Hayes finally creates an opening when Saints runs into his boots in the corner. Hayes comes off the turnbuckles, but Saints catches him for a suplex attempt. Hayes counters into a DDT, and both men start trading punches.
Hayes hits La Mistica for a near fall, but Saints blocks First 48 and gets a near fall of his own. They trade several pin attempts before Hayes rolls Saints up, only for Saints to answer with a tornado DDT for another near fall. Saints goes for a powerbomb, but Hayes escapes and finally hits First 48. Saints still kicks out.
Hayes goes to the top rope, but Ricky Saints knocks him down by hitting the ropes, crotching Hayes on the turnbuckle. Hayes falls to the floor, and Saints sends him over the ringside barricade into the crowd. Hayes tries to fight back from the barricade, but Saints catches him with a shot to the throat.
Hayes barely beats the referee’s count back into the ring. Saints keeps attacking him and then argues with the referee, giving Hayes an opening for a rollup and a near fall. Hayes follows with a thrust kick but misses a springboard clothesline. He then goes for an O’Connor Roll, but Saints rolls through, grabs the tights, and steals the win.
Winner: Ricky Saints
Backstage, Cathy Kelley asks Trick Williams about his King of the Ring tournament match later tonight. Trick says he is only focused on himself. He says he was entertained by the “Siamese twins” in the ring earlier and tells the peasants to keep fighting. Trick says his name is about to be added to the list of greats, and he is going to punch his ticket to Minneapolis and SummerSlam. Bron Breakker walks up and stares Trick down. Trick stares back, and Bron walks away.
Elsewhere backstage, Tiffany Stratton is walking when Chelsea Green approaches her. Chelsea asks why Tiffany did not tell her what was going on because she would have come out to help. Tiffany says she did not think she needed Chelsea out there. Chelsea says she appreciates Tiffany trying to protect her, but now she needs Tiffany to be there for her. Tiffany says she cannot go out because she has to go to the trainer’s room.
Blake Monroe is shown at the pool and sends a message to Tiffany Stratton. She says Tiffany’s rise to the top has been impressive and that looking at Tiffany is like looking in a mirror. Blake says when they finally meet, it will be the box office match fans want to see. She then warns that Tiffany Time is about to run into a Monroe Minute.
Lash Legend vs. Chelsea Green
Lash Legend keeps Chelsea Green from escaping early, but Chelsea lands a punch and rolls to the floor to avoid her. Chelsea gets back in and catches Lash with a boot to the head and a Codebreaker, but Lash quickly takes control with a shoulder tackle and sends Chelsea face-first into the mat.
Lash follows with a boot to the midsection and a splash for a near fall. She puts Chelsea in a bear hug and tosses her to the floor. While Lash distracts the referee, Nia Jax sends Chelsea into the apron.
Chelsea tries to fight back with a shoulder and goes for a sunset flip, but Lash blocks it and hits a bicycle kick for a near fall. Lash misses a splash, allowing Chelsea to fire back with kicks and double knees. Chelsea tries a clothesline, but Lash stays on her feet. Chelsea then hits a baseball slide on Nia and drops Lash across the top rope.
Chelsea pulls the ropes down to send Lash to the floor, then hits a crossbody off the turnbuckles onto both Nia and Lash. Back in the ring, Chelsea connects with a missile dropkick for a near fall. Chelsea goes for UnprettiHer, but Lash blocks it and hits the Lash Extension for the win.
Winner: Lash Legend
We look back at what happened with Roman Reigns and his group on Monday night.
Backstage, Royce Keys is approached by Solo Sikoa. Keys warns Solo to be careful with what he says. Solo asks if Keys watched what happened to Jacob Fatu on Monday. He says Keys has no one watching his back now because Jacob is gone and Damian Priest does not care about him. Keys says he did not work this hard for years just to listen to Solo. Solo asks if anyone else called him and says he was the only one who did. Solo says he brought Jacob in, brought Keys in, and brought Talla Tonga and Tama Tonga in when they were champions. Solo says they need to get ready for war. He tells Keys to stop being so difficult, or Solo will make things difficult for him.
Danhausen then comes out with a T-shirt cannon to throw shirts into the crowd. He says The Miz destroyed some of his personal heirlooms, but then blames Wade Barrett for it.
We look back at the Mask vs. Mask match from AAA.
Backstage, Axiom congratulates Rey Fenix on winning the title over the weekend. Nathan Frazer says he would love a shot at the championship, and Rey says he is open to it. Chad Gable then walks up and says he wants to talk to Rey. Gable brings up their match from last year and says the mask started as a way to mock the luchadores in the ring. He says the longer he wore it, the more he realized it was not a joke. Gable says Rey was doing it for his culture, and he apologizes. Rey says Chad understands the culture now and that losing the mask was painful enough. Rey forgives him but reminds him that he was not the only person he insulted.
Elsewhere, Nick Aldis stops Cody Rhodes and asks if his offer for a rematch with Gunther is still on. Nick says they will accept the rematch under one condition and that everyone will find out next week. Cody says he does not want to wait any longer than two weeks, so the match will happen in Kansas City.
King of the Ring: Trick Williams vs. Damian Priest vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Bron Breakker
Bron Breakker opens the match by hitting Trick Williams with a German suplex. Dominik Mysterio immediately bails to the floor, leaving Bron and Damian Priest to trade punches. Bron drops Priest with a German suplex, then does the same to Trick before knocking Dom off the apron.
Priest fires back, but Bron cuts him off with a huge clothesline. Bron then goes outside after Dom and hits a flying shoulder tackle before jumping onto the announce table. Bron sends Dom into the apron, but Trick attacks Bron and sends Dom over the announce table.
Back in the ring, Dom tries to fight Trick, but he wants no part of Priest. Priest unloads on Dom with strikes and a flying back elbow before going face-to-face with Trick. Priest and Trick trade forearms and chops, while Bron continues to punish Dom on the outside.
Trick brings Dom back into the ring as Bron goes after Priest. Priest eventually sends Bron to the floor, while Trick attacks both Dom and Priest. Dom catches Trick with an enzuigiri, but when Bron returns, Dom and Priest team up to hit him with a double superkick.
Priest takes over from there, dropping everyone with clotheslines, kicks, and cyclone kicks. He sends Trick and Bron to the floor before turning his attention back to Dom. Dom tries to fight back, but Priest drops him with a thrust kick.
Priest looks for the rebound clothesline, but Dom counters with kicks. Dom then runs into a boot. Bron suddenly leaps to the turnbuckles and hits Priest with a Frankensteiner for a near fall. Dom tries to suplex Bron, but Bron powers out, presses Dom over his head, and turns it into a powerslam for a near fall.
Trick Williams and Bron Breakker trade punches before Trick catches Bron with a jumping side kick. Trick then unloads on Damian Priest, but when he goes for a clothesline, Priest ducks and Trick hits Dominik Mysterio instead.
Trick follows with a jumping neckbreaker on Priest, then works over Dom in the corner. Trick hits Bron with a uranage for a near fall. Priest ends up on the apron, but he kicks Trick away. Dom tries to set Priest up for a superplex, but Trick gets under Dom and lifts him onto his shoulders. Priest punches Dom and boxes his ears. Bron then tries another Frankensteiner, but Priest blocks it. Trick comes up and joins the tower, leading to a double superplex that takes everyone down.
Dom tries to steal the win by covering Priest, Bron, and Trick one after another, but each only gets a near fall. Dom then starts kicking everyone, making sure nobody feels left out.
Trick fires back on Dom with punches, forearms, and chops. Dom and Trick trade chops until Priest sends Bron to the floor and turns his attention to Dom. Priest sends Dom crashing into Trick in the corner and gets a near fall. Priest kicks Trick, while Bron drives his shoulder into Dom in the corner and chokes him against the ropes. Bron runs into a boot from Dom, but he keeps fighting and punches him. Priest sends Trick to the floor, while Bron misses a charge in the corner and crashes into the ring post.
Dom chops Priest, but Priest grabs him and hits Razor’s Edge. Priest goes for the cover, but Liv Morgan gets on the apron to distract the referee and stop the count. Bron gets back in and presses Priest over his head before dropping him to the mat. He follows with a side slam to Trick, but Dom catches Bron with a thrust kick and dropkicks him into the ropes. Dom goes for the 619, but Priest stops him with a punch. Bron avoids Priest’s cyclone kick and drops him with a spear before sending Dom to the floor.
Trick then blasts Bron with a knee and looks like he has the match won, but Dom pulls the referee out of the ring to break up the count. Trick goes after Dom and hits him with a back fist. Bron then clotheslines Trick over the top rope and follows with another clothesline from the apron, sending Trick over the announce table. Dom dropkicks Priest in the back and sends him into the ropes, but Priest comes back with a clothesline.
JD McDonagh comes off the turnbuckles, but Priest catches him and hits South of Heaven. Priest then grabs Dom for South of Heaven, but Liv Morgan hits Priest with a low blow. Dom follows with a dropkick that sends Priest into the ropes. He hits the 619 and then connects with a frog splash for the win.
Winner: Dominik Mysterio
Dominik advances to face Oba Femi. The show goes off the air.
