Fantasy WWE: Smackdown 2

Match: Jacob Fatu vs The Miz

The bell hits and The Miz works smart—chopping the giant down, ducking in and out, snapping off those sharp jabs and low kicks to keep Fatu guessing. But every time Miz builds momentum, Jacob’s power cuts it dead like a blackout, tossing him corner-to-corner, mauling him with that wild island fury. Miz survives a pop-up Samoan strike, rallies with a corner clothesline, a DDT, even a desperate Figure-Four that has the crowd believing for a heartbeat. He lines up the Skull Crushing Finale, swings for it with everything he has… but Jacob Fatu rolls through, hoists Miz onto his shoulders, plants him with a crushing Samoan Drop, and seals it with a Mighty Moonsault for the win.

Promo: Cody Rhodes comes out post-match as he grabs a mic. Cody tells Jacob that his happy to face him at King and Queen Of The Ring, Rhodes states that while he is expecting a hell of a fight he knows that he will retain. Fatu responds asking if Cody as the company face has what it takes to retain, if Cody’s willing to do whatever it takes. Fatu leaves the ring leaving Cody with that question.

Backstage: Roman is talking and laughing with the Usos when Nich Aldis walks into the Bloodline locker room sitting on the couch. He says that after the attack on Alex Shelly Jimmy Uso will face Chris Sabin in the main event tonight and when Alex is cleared due to him beating Jey last week, at King and Queen Of The RIng it will be the Usos vs MCMG for the WWE Tag Team championships.

Match: Showcase Rematch: Kali Armstrong vs Candice LeRea

Kali came to mean tonight, no games, no hesitation, just that cold “prove yourself” energy after dropping their first encounter. Candice met her with that veteran stubbornness, chopping her down every time the powerhouse tried to load up something heavy. The pace snapped back and forth—Kali throwing bombs, Candice answering with slick counters, each woman refusing to blink. The crowd hit a roar when Kali muscled Candice onto the top rope, looking to end this feud with a violent top-rope German suplex… but Candice shifts her weight mid-lift and flips it into a sudden roll-up. Kali is dropped on her head while Candice gets her second win.

Match: Queen Of The Ring Qualifier-Lainey Reid vs Jordynne Grace

Laney Reid came in swinging like she had something to prove, cutting the ring in half with that sharp, relentless pace that’s made her a problem for everyone in this tournament. Jordynne Grace stood unbothered, absorbing every strike like a woman carved out of mountain stone, firing back with those powerhouse shots that shook the ropes. Laney tried to chop the giant down, targeting the legs, attacking with precision and attitude, but every time she built momentum Jordynne snatched it right back with raw, unmatched strength. The crowd hit that electric hum as Laney revved up for the running knee—her killshot—charging in full speed, only for Jordynne to plant her feet, scoop her out of the air, and smash her down with the Fall From Grace for the win.

Promo: Roman Reigns comes out alone, mic in hand and ulafala around his neck: “O.K.C!…Acknowledge me! You know… I’m still disgusted. I’m Roman Reigns. I’m The Tribal Chief. I ran this entire company for four years… and management still had the audacity to put me in a King of the Ring tournament just to get back to my WWE Championship. Quarterfinals? Really? This is what they think of me? A bracket? A ladder? A line I’m supposed to stand in like everybody else? No. No, no, no… I don’t stand in lines. I won’t wait. I TAKE! So next week… I take out the next poor soul they’ve thrown to me. Jevon Evans. Jevon listen up. I’m going to do what I do best—SMASH you, stack you, and move on. Because the King of the Ring isn’t about opportunity… It’s about ME reclaiming what was stolen.”

Jevon comes out mic in hand, somehow no fear in the eyes of the Young O.G for the Tribal Chief: “So that’s how it is, huh? The ‘Tribal Chief’ whining because he actually has to earn something for once? You talk about disgust, Roman? I’m disgusted that you think I’m some stepping stone. I’m disgusted that you think I should be intimidated by your past. Because that’s all it is now—PAST. While you were sitting at home complaining, I’ve been out here fighting. Bleeding. Climbing. PROVING that I belong. You might be the longest-reigning champion of our era… but tonight? You’re just another man standing in front of the future. And that future is ME. You say you’re gonna smash me? Roman, I’ve been smashed, crushed, overlooked, doubted—and I’m still standing. I’m not here to survive you. I’m here to BEAT you. Because I’m not afraid of your resume. I’m not afraid of your family. And I damn sure ain’t afraid of YOU! I’m not the step. I’m the climb. And you? You’re just one more rung.”

They stand face-to-face as the crowd loses it—Bloodline tension rising, Jevon standing tall without a hint of fear.

Match: Queen Of The Ring Qualifier-Sol Ruca vs Fallon Henley

Sol Ruca comes in riding a wave of momentum, flipping through the air with that fearless energy that always gets the crowd on their feet, while Fallon Henley steps in with the swagger of a champion who’s been sharpening her edge in every defense. The two trade fast-paced counters, Fallon grinding Sol down with rugged, old-school pressure while Sol fires back with explosive athleticism, refusing to fold. Every near fall gets tighter, every strike gets heavier, and the tension spikes when Sol finally lines up the Sol Snatcher—only for Jacy Jane to jump onto the apron, yelling and waving her arms like she owns the place, throwing Sol off just long enough for Fallon to blast her with the Hoedown for the win.

Backstage: Candice LeRea is getting interviewed when Kali comes out of nowhere attacking Candice, hitting her straight into the garage door before hitting a Pounce into a table before a powerbomb onto a car before security took her off LeRea.

Match: King Of The Ring Qualifier-Ricky Saints vs Chad Gable

Ricky Saints and Chad Gable throw down in a tight, technical King of the Ring qualifier that feels more like a chess match on fast-forward. Gable leans into his Olympic pedigree, chaining takedowns and grinding Ricky with those snap transitions that make the crowd gasp, but Saints keeps answering with slick counters and that calm, almost prophetic swagger that frustrates Chad more and more as the minutes pass. Momentum swings hard when Ricky starts landing sharp strikes and turning every scramble into a near fall, forcing Gable to dig deep and fire back with that underdog fire. In the closing moment, Chad tries to seal it with the Chaos Theory, but Ricky flips out mid-rotation and blasts him with the Roshambo for the win.

Backstage: Iyo Sky is cockily walking backstage but when she tries to push a hooded figure out the way she pushed back, Rhea Ripley takes off her hood as she tells Iyo, that she’ll see her at Summerslam after she dominates the Queen Of The RIng Tournament.

Match: King Of The Ring Qualifier-LA Knight vs Ethan Page (He has replaced El Grande for the smackdown side with El Grande being on Raw)

LA Knight and Ethan Page lock up with zero hesitation, both chasing that throne with chip-on-the-shoulder energy. Page leans heavy into his arrogance, cutting Knight off every time he tries to build momentum—clubbing shots, snug suplexes, and that trademark swagger that just begs for a receipt. Knight fights from underneath with that defiant fire, barking back, throwing hands, and turning the tide with a sharp powerslam and a running neckbreaker that sends the crowd into full “YEAH!” mode. Page tries to steal it late, baiting Knight and loading up for the Twisted Green, but Knight slips out mid-rotation, plants his feet, and snaps him straight into the BFT for the three count.

Promo: Iyo comes out for her promo with Natalya. Iyo says that Natalya is washed and that in no world will she ever be able to beat the genius of sky. The Lowkey legend responds by saying that no matter how many flips she does the second that sharpshooters lock in, that’s when Iyo will realize she’s just a temu Asuka.

Match: U.S Title No.1 contender-Austin Theory vs Rey Mysterio

Austin comes in loud, cocky, and moving like he owns the whole arena, trying to bully Rey with that smug pace he loves. Rey answers with speed that snaps the air—springboards, crisp kicks, and a sunset flip powerbomb that nearly steals it. Theory gets rattled, swinging wild, and Rey starts dialing up that classic flurry, the crowd roaring as he lines up the 619. But just as the ref turns to check the ropes, Theory cuts him off with a sneaky low blow behind the official’s back, dropping Rey to his knees before planting him with an A-Town Down for the win. Post match when Theory is celebrating his hit from behind with Torpedo Moscow from Ilja Dragunov. The Mad Dragon holds the United States title above Theory’s head.

Backstage: Theory is walking back after his win but attacks when he comes face to face with Gable. Chad and Theory have a moment of respect before walking away.

Main Event: Jimmy Uso vs Chris Sabin

Jimmy and Sabin walked into the main event like two men who understood legacy wasn’t something you talked about — it was something you fought for. The pace snapped from technical to downright desperate as Sabin tore at Jimmy’s base with that veteran precision, forcing the Bloodline rogue to grind through every hold. Jimmy answered with sharp counters and that defiant swagger, swinging for momentum like a man trying to rewrite his whole narrative in real time. The crowd tilted back and forth with each near fall, the ring feeling less like a battleground and more like a proving ground. By the final stretch, both men were running on instinct alone — pride, history, and something deeper keeping them upright as the finish drew near. In the end Chris is about to hit a superkick in the corner but Jimmy dodges when Jey Uso attacks him causing a DQ. The Usos start beating on Sabin with Roman coming out himself as the Usos hold Chris for a spear when Jevon EVans music hits. The Young O.G with a bandaged up Alex Shelly run into the ring as a 6-man brawl begins. The 6 men go all out on each other with Chris taking it Jimmy but Jey takes out Shelly when CHris hits another superkick on Jey just to get speared by Reigns. ROman stands above Chris thinking the fight’s done when he trunks around and is hit with an O.G Cutter from Jevon as Jevon stands above Roman.

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