Match: Intercontinental Championship Open Challenge-Leon Slater vs…Pete Dunne!
We start the night with Leon SLater coming out and saying no matter what this open challenge is happening as he calls out his next opponent who is Pete Dunne. The bruiserweight and the youngest in charge go at it one on one in a high stakes match. Pete throws Slater around and Slater, when he does get the chance, fly’s around Pete, even hitting a Canadian destroyer. In the end Pete gets ready for a Bitter End when Leon flips from behind hitting a Spin-Out Powerbomb to retain in a 15 minute classic.
Promo: Leon Slater grabs a mic after his match saying that Logan Paul is a coward who can’t face him man-to-man so he’ll make Logan face him at King And Queen Of The Ring.
Backstage: Judgement Day were together, backstage when Finn told all of them he wants no one by his side against Styles, and told Raquel to go out with Liv against Alexa so everything tonight can go to plan…
Match: Queen Of The Ring Qualifier-Bayley vs AJ Lee
Bayley and AJ go out in an all out fight, Bayley not just trying to qualify for the Queen Of The Ring but also getting revenge for Lyra. AJ however uses Bayley’s quick ruthlessness against her, using quick agile tactics to continuously drop Bayley. Both women go all out, even with the Role Model hitting a Roseplant on the apron and AJ hitting a shining wizard into the post. In the end however Bayley goes for a Bayley-to-Belly but Roxanne Perez tugs on Bayley’s leg, allowing AJ to quickly counter into a Black Widow, wrenching it in as Bayley taps out.
Brawl: Post Match- Roxanne hits a Pop-Rox on Bayley as AJ gets two chairs as the beautiful Psychi and her Prodigy are about to hit a dual Concerto when Lyra Valkyria’s music hits. Lyra jumps in the ring and immediately throws Lee out the ring with an exploder suplex before battling it out with Perez as Perez tries to hit a standing moonsault but Bayley came in from behind Lyra and hits a big Bayley-To-Belly on Perez, taking her Women’s Intercontinental Championship, before throwing it at the two downed women.
Match: Queen Of The Ring Qualifier-Liv Morgan vs Alexa Bliss
They start fast—Liv pushing the pace with that reckless, all-heart energy, Alexa matching her with that eerie calm and razor-sharp counters. The rhythm swings back and forth, like neither woman is willing to blink. Liv eats a stiff knee, fires back with a dropkick, Alexa snaps her down with a basement DDT, Liv answers with a burst of defiance that gets the crowd roaring. Every pin is tight, every kickout just in time. It’s tense, it’s gritty, and the whole arena can feel that this one isn’t ending clean. The moment hangs heavy—whoever survives your finish is taking one step closer to the crown. In the end Raquel Rodriguez tries to distract the referee but Charlotte Flair gets on the apron as well, booting Rodriguez in the face. Liv gets distracted by this, allowing Bliss to turn Liv around and hit a Sister Abigail DDT before a Twisted Bliss for the win.
Promo: Gunther is getting interviewed by Kathy Kelly backstage in an interview room when Kathy asks Gunther what does he set out to do when it comes to gold, this is Gunther’s response:
“FKathy, for a bit I lost who I am but I remembered the second my music hit-I am the Ring General, I keep the ring sacred, I am the master of that ring. I can fly off turnbuckles, I can bounce off ropes and every time I’m in the ring my opponent ends up on the floor. Now it is not just my desire but my destiny to be the King Of The Ring. As for my goal it’s simple, destroying everyone and becoming true dominance with one of the world championships. I am a free agent, I can prove that no nightmare is a match for a general. I might show the face that runs this place is not as Phenomenal as me. But to whoever faces me in the finals, Roman Reigns, El Grande Americano, LA Knight, Ethan Page, Ricky Saints or Jevon Evans…youw ill be put down by the Ring General.”
Match: JD McDonagh vs Rey Fenix
JD comes in calculated and cold, cutting the ring in half and grinding Fénix down every time the Lucha Brother tries to take flight. Fénix fires back with that supernatural burst of speed—rope-run rebounds, tight springboard counters, and a dive that sends the crowd into tongues. JD keeps snatching him out of the air with brain-rattling precision: snap suplexes, a picture-perfect Spanish Fly, and a running lariat that nearly folds Fénix in half. The match turns into a clash of rhythm—JD slowing the heartbeat, Fénix quickening it—until the pace gets chaotic, the people rise to their feet, and both men hit the kind of frantic late-match exchange that feels like it’s hanging by a thread. In the end Fenix goes for a Mexican Muscle Buster but from behind JD reverses to a Devlin Inside before a Moonsault for the win.
Backstage: Giulia is backstage getting interviewed by Kathy Kelly. Gulia repeats that no matter who stands in her way, the beautiful madness will be the Queen Of The Ring and will become the WOmen’s World Champion. Charlotte Flair gets in Giulia’s face saying that as long as The Queen is in the tournament, she will be the Queen Of The Ring. The two stare down before Giulia pushes past both Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss.
Match: King Of The Ring Qualifier-Randy Orton vs Drew McIntyre
Randy and Drew don’t waste a second—this thing opens with bad intentions. Randy tries to slow the pace, hunting for that classic, cold-blooded rhythm, but Drew’s not having it. He mauls him with those Glasgow hammers, throws him corner to corner, and keeps the pressure tight. Orton answers with the veteran poison: targeted stomps, a snap powerslam, and that eerie calm that makes the whole arena feel like it’s holding its breath. Down the stretch, they start swinging for finishers—Claymore teases, RKO feints, both men dodging judgment like men who know what a King of the Ring crown does for a legacy. Drew tries to cheat by ripping a turnbuckle off but the Viper uses it himself with an o-connor roll up but Drew kicked out. By the time they hit the final exchange, it’s clear: whoever survives your ending isn’t just winning… he’s earning it. In the end Randy Orton gets ready for an RKO but Drew throws Orton spine first into the open turnbuckle before a Claymore for the win.
Promo: Bianca Belair came out talking about her goals this year and that’s to not just win the world championship but to win it by Wrestlemania. Becky Lynch comes out and says that since AJ Lee is in the Queen Of tHe Ring tournament she has a lot of free time and energy and offers Bianca a shot on the go-home show too Queen Of The Ring, Bianca accepts as the twos tare down.
Backstage: Drew McIntyre is backstage after his match as he grabs a camera: “Gunther can talk all he wants but when you have a Psychopath against you, someone who has been taking food off everyone’s family. I’ll admit it’s 2-0 right now but I’ll make it 2-1, or Breakker I will break you, Seth or Reed whoever comes out of this I will put you back on that injury bed you’re familiar with, and the entirety of smackdown will go down to the Scottish Psychopath!” Drew throws the camera and breaks it on the floor as we walk away.
Match: King Of The Ring Qualifier-Seth Rollins vs Bronson Reed
Seth comes in wired, sharp, and all business, snapping off those trademark blitzes while Bronson Reed treats every exchange like a demolition job. Reed crushes him early with that raw power—cutting off the ring, smothering him in the corner, bouncing him off the ropes like he’s nothing but air. Seth refuses to fold, firing back with spite, precision, and that stubborn heart that made him a Grand Slam player. Every time he gains momentum, Reed just drops him again—splash on the back, running body block, near-fall that forces Seth to roll to his knees praying for breath. By the time this qualifier hits its final stretch, the ring feels too small for both of them—Seth swinging for survival, Reed looking to cave in another would-be king. Seth hits a Superkick on Reed as he goes to the corner for a stomp but Kevin Owens gets on the apron and distracts Rollins in time for Brosnon to get up and hit a german suplex before hitting a Tsunami! Bronson wins the match
Backstage: The Nemeth Brothers are backstage with Kathy Kelly saying no matter what they are the greatest tag team of all time. Ryan says that they will be gunning for the World Tag Team Championship as Nic says that no one will ever exceed them. The Street Profits come into frame saying that they already exceeded them as Nic challenges Montez to a match the next week which Ford accepts.
MAIN EVENT: World Heavyweight Championship Match
AJ and Finn come out swinging like two men who know each other’s rhythm too well to play it safe. Every strike is stiff, every counter feels personal, and the pace never drops below redline. Finn leans into that cold, calculated precision—chopping AJ down at the legs, dragging him into deeper waters—while AJ fires back with that veteran instinct, stringing together combos that only years at the top can teach. They trade momentum in razor-thin slices: shotgun dropkick into the barricade, Pele kick out of nowhere, a sling blade countered mid-air with a brain-rattling knee. By the time they crawl into the final stretch, the crowd is losing its mind, both men running on fumes, pride, and pure spite. Everything feels like it could end the match…But the actual ending happens when AJ hits a Styles Clash but Finn slips to the outside but when AJ tries to grab him his hit with a dual drive-by from Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh, causing a DQ. The three Judgement Day members attack Styles as they take a table and put Styles on it. Finn climbs the turnbuckle as Dominik and JD stand on the top rope as they hit a triple Cope De Grace on Styles as Finn raises the title.
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