Tonight’s WWE Smackdown, airing on April 11, 2025, promises a Wild Night Live from the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington. Drew McIntyre and Damien Priest will eventually face each other ahead of the WrestleMania 41 conflict, with six teams competing in Gauntlet Match to determine the No. 1 candidate for the WWE Women’s Tag Team title.
The show begins at 8pm and in addition to fighting the belt fighting Ray Phoenix, the incontroversial WWE champion Cody Rhodes appears days before the WrestleMania showdown with John Cena. Ringside News provides matching live coverage and highlights. Update this page Join us in the conversation all night for real-time updates in the comments below!
WWE SmackDown Results (4/11/25): Live Match Updates and Highlights
Damien’s priest and Ray Phoenix are shown to have arrived at the arena. Cody Rhodes is signed on the title belt. He then cut into the arena where SmackDown kicks off in Seattle.
The announcers tonight are Wade Barrett and Joe Tesitor. The replay shows Kevin Owens, who has been revealing a neck injury since last week. They return to the ring where Nick Ardis is on his feet and are ready to deal with Randy Orton hitting him with RKO last week. Nick Aldis is committed to inviting Randy Orton into the ring and keeping things professional while dealing with what happened. Randy Orton’s music hits and he moves towards the ring.
Randy Orton enters the ring and grabs the microphone. He tells Nick Aldis that just looking into his eyes can tell Nick had taken RKO very personally by robbing last week. But Orton says Nick can’t expect him to just stand there and take it – especially after he was fined last year. He reveals that he has paid twice the fine in case this happens again. According to Orton, they are still there.
Orton shifts focus by saying he’s there as he’s not playing a match at WrestleMania. He reminds everyone that this is not just a show, it’s not his show. 20th WrestleMania, that means something. He tells Nick that he is in Las Vegas, is warm and ready. Then he adds, with a smirk, “Maybe you’ve lost your suit and you’re geared up?” Before he tells Aldis, he needs that match to lock in.
Nick Ardis fights back by asking if this is really about money. He says WWE has a record-breaking business and they are both part of its success. But for him, it wasn’t about money. He spent 20 years getting to where he is and what he wants from Orton is not money. That’s respect.
Orton answered and told him to Aldis. I’ll do it I have his respect. However, if Nick doesn’t play a match at WrestleMania, Orton warns that he might not apologise too much Mickey James For what he does.
Just then, Solosikoa’s music gets a hit and he goes out with Tamanga. Solo tells Aldis to tell Orton to get out of the ring and stop doing anything embarrassing. “No one wants to hear you cry,” Solo cuts off him. Solosicore tells Randy Orton that his time is over. He is in the past. And next week, La Knight will end up just like he did in the past. At WrestleMania, Solo says Jacob Fatu will leave as the new American champion, and Orton sits at home.
Randy laughs at it. What’s really interesting is that Solo and Tama actually had the courage to get in the way. But now? The voice in his head tells him to close both. “So, why do you step into this ring and tell me how to defeat two Samoan boys?”
Solo and Tama climb onto the apron. Randy swings first and lands on both men. He knocks Tama back and gets an upper cut solo. Solo jumps him from behind, as Orton lined up in a drape DDT with a ball. Both men begin to slap Randy. Suddenly, Lanite music strikes and the crowd erupts. Knight rushes to the ring, chases Tama and throws his hands as Solo continues to attack Randy. Knight drills the ball with his right hand, and Orton helps clear the ring by sending the ball to the floor.
Knight grabs the microphone and stares at the solo. “How many times do you have to say it? I won’t say my name.” He warns Solo that Jacob Fatu is better off watching. Knight turns to Orton and says neither of them got enough of that fight. So he challenges them tonight to a tag team match. Nick Aldis intervenes and gives him an official nod. The match is on.
Behind the scenes, Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez are shown walking through the hall. I’m going to the commercial.
We’ve returned from the commercial. LivMorgan and Raquel Rodriguez are sitting ringside next to the announcement table, watching closely and ready to find out who to face in Wrestlemania.
Women’s Tag Team Gauntlet Match
Gauntlet Match begins with Lyra Valkyria and Bayley taking on Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark as the first two teams in the ring. Bailey and Shayna Bashler start things. Bailey goes for a takedown, but Shayna blocks it, grabs a lock on her wrist and sets up for her signature elbow stomp, but Bailey unfolds just in time.
They lock again and Shayna applies another wrist lock before tagging with Zoe Stark. Zoe comes to Bailey with sharp elbows and maintains control with the keys on her wrist. She hits a shoulder tackle, but Bailey fights back with arm resistance and locks it into the arm bar. Zoe turns it on and nails the clothesline on her short arm. Shayna tagged, this time Zoe places Bailey’s arm on the mat before connecting with elbow stomping. Shayna locks her into a double wrist lock, but Bailey returns to the rope and escapes by tying Shayna together. Lyra Valkyria tagged and lands a tough kick on Shayna, before being suppressed by the smooth fall aurora.
Shayna responds with her forearm and Zoey Stark tags. Lila hits Enz-Egiri and sets up for an outward dive, but she loses Zoe’s track. They surprise her with a missile dropkick near the 2 count. Shayna tagged and hits Regalplex, then landing a smash hit with Zoey twists. It’s almost autumn. When Zoe and Bailey brawl outside, Bailey takes the lead and causes Zoe to crash into the ringside barrier. Back in the ring, Lila catches Shayna with a pin on a Jackknife and gets three counts.
Segment 2: Bailey and Lila Valkyria vs Natalia and Maxine Dupuri
Lyra Valkyria and Natalya begin their second fall. Lyra gets an easy single-leg takedown, but Nattie slips off. They lock again and Lila grabs the wrist lock. Natalia turns back into a squeeze of her arm and moves to the hammerlock. Lila flips on her own inversion, but Natty responds with her elbows on her back and lowers her with a side headlock.
Natalia wants a simple cover, but Lila tags with Bailey. Bayley and Nattie lock up and Nattie hit another side headlock takedown, but Bayley rebuts with head scissors. Natalya escapes, and Maxin Dupri eagerly calls the tag. Nattie applies another side headlock, but Bayley counters with a drop toe hold and locks it to his own side headlock.
Lila targets the target with her forearm at her elbow, then moves to the front face lock. Nattie counters with a flip and a kick, but Lyra fights back with his forearm. Natalia answers with her own punch. Lila goes for a spinning heel kick, but misses it.
Natalya attempts a slam, but Lila slides down and sends Natty to the mat, tagging Bailey. Bailey blocks the kick and lands a knee strike, but Natalia connects with the discus before tagging her with Maxine Dupri.
The Dupri heads towards the top rope and hits a crossbody for the nearby fall. She follows up with a spinning back heel kick and a blowjob way slam. After dropping the strap, Dupri sends Lila to the corner, hitting a large splash and setting the inverted worm to a double elbow drop. Another near Bailey.
Dupri looks around and prepares for the Sharpshooter, but Bailey catches her with the inner cradle, earning three counts.
Segment 3: Katana Chance and Caden Carter vs. Bailey and Laila Valkyria
As the gauntlet continues, the next team will enter. Caden Carter gets hot with Bailey’s body scissors almost fall body scissors, then rolls her up with an O’Connor roll for another two counts. Katana Chance lands his forearm from the apron, and the duo hits a dropkick rollup combo for another close pin attempt.
Lila tags, but Carter lands a thrust kick on Bailey, and the toes of the drop send Lila onto the ropes. Carter continues in running boots against the rope. Chance will be tagged and connected to a nearby autumn barrel stand. The chance rolls up Lila on the winning roll, but only gets two. Lila counters Lana’s attempts and nails Nightwing for three counts.
Segment 4: Bailey and Lila Valkyria vs Sewing Machine and B Fab
The final team will enter the match once the gauntlet goes well. B-fab and lyra start things. Lila grabs the waist lock, but the fab counters with the elbows on the back and the standing switch to takedown. Then hit the second one on the appropriate scale. The fab follows up with a side headlock and drops Lila with shoulder tackle and swing neck breaker.
Michin Tags In, and She and Fab provide double suppressions for another two counts. The sewing machine hits Lie with two sharp kicks on the chest, but misses the third. Lila counters with a quick roll-up for the nearby fall, then lands Enz Igiri before tagging with Bailey.
Lila continues with a jawbreaker and suppression, then set up for another rollup, but the sewing machine turns back to the front face lock. B-fab returns and tags, and after an Irish whip from the sewing machine, Fab lands a spinning back heel kick in the corner. She follows another kick and gets almost three counts. The B-fab continues to apply pressure with head scissors, then roll the lila into the cradle inside to repeat the nearby autumn. She continues with a bike kick for another two counts. Michin returns to the tag and slams Lyra and tries out the pin.
Lila fights back with a Joebreaker, but the sewing machine grabs her by the foot and slows her down. Bailey tagged a series of forearms and fires, but misses the horned elbow. The sewing machine hits a back heel kick and follows with a fur kick, then nails the tornado DDT.
B-fab tagged Bailey tarantulas when the machine is locked. The fab offers big boots, then hits the swinging neckbreaker into the X-factor for yet another fall. The sewing machine takes out Lila with a dropkick and commits suicide outside. Back in the ring, B-fab goes for another back heel kick, but Bailey catches her and hits Rose plant Get 3 counts.
Segment 5: Piper Niven and Alba Fyre vs. Bayley and Lyra Valkyria
The final team enters when the final match of the Gauntlet begins. Bailey goes right after Albafir with his forearm and shoots Piper Nibn in his apron. Alba fights back with a thrust kick.
Piper tagged him, slamming Lila hard onto the mat and putting the boots on the outside. Alba sends Bailey out of the ring, whips her into the ringside wall, then throws her insides. Alba kicks Bailey’s hamstring. Meanwhile, Piper throws Lila into the steel stairs. Piper tagged her and Alba hit a double suppression on Bailey. Piper continues with a back senton crushed for the nearby fall. Piper kicks Bailey with a rib and Alba kicks Bailey in his head while the referee is distracted. Alba tagged and kicks Bailey back into the rib, almost falling.
Piper comes back and hits his knee in the middle of Bailey. Bailey tries to fight back with a kick, but Piper cuts her off with a splash sitting on her back to stop the tag. Piper whips Bailey into the horn and splashes. Alba attacks the crossbody with a tag in the middle of Bayley, followed by Piper’s Cannonball. Alba lands a dropkick and wins another nearest fall. Alba suffocates Bailey with the ropes, Piper joins in, and Alba is distracted by the referee. Lila tries to help, but in the end she further deflects the judge, making things worse for Bailey. Piper tagged him and slams Bailey. Alba follows, and Piper lifts her up and slaps her on Bailey in the famous slum for the nearby fall.
Alba kicks Bailey back and tags Piper. They seek a double suppression, but Bailey counters with a double DDT. Bailey attacks Enz Igiri, who knocks down Piper. Alba checks out Piper and gives Bailey plenty of time to tag him with Lila. Lila flies to Piper along with Crossbody and attacks Enz Igiri with Alba. She follows up with a series of kicks and nails the tornado DDT to Piper. Lila wanders around and tries to buster the fisherman, but Piper blocks it and counters with a suppression that sends Lila to the turnbuckle. Piper then hits a big kick at Lila. Piper climbs into the turnbuckle, but Lila rebuts with a power bomb from the rope. Bailey tagged her diving elbow falls nearby in the fall.
Piper recovers, stops Bailey from tagging him and drops her with the bossman slum. Alba tages Lila from the apron and knocks. Piper restrains Bailey and closes the choke in his lap, and Alba continues with a Swanton bomb. She goes to Pin, but Lila jumps into Piper and pushes into Alba, splitting it. Bailey and Alba trade forearms in the ring. Bailey hits a belly-to-belly suppression with Alba, while Piper nails Lyla with a headbutt. Piper heads towards the rope, but Lila falls and trips onto the floor.
Lyra gets Piper on an apron and tries to turn her into a powerboom from under the rope, but Piper is hanging down. Bailey helps by dropping Piper on the floor.
Back in the ring, Alba winds up Bailey for the nearby fall, then continues in the near fall. Bailey fights back and sends Alba to the turnbuckle.
Bailey hits Rose plantthen tag it with Lila and finish by dropping the legs from the top for 3 counts.
Winners: Lyra Valkyria and Bayley
After the match, we will be staring at Bailey and Lyla in the ring with champions Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez holding up the title.
Joe Tessitore throws it into a video update for Charlotte Flair and Tiffany Stratton, noting that Charlotte was asked to go home.
It will then be displayed a summary of the fierce feud between Drew McIntyre and Damien Priest, including the official announcement of the WrestleMania match.
Behind the scenes, Damien’s priest is shown walking down the hallway.
I’m going to the commercial.
Damien’s priest proceeds towards the ring, but before he can say the words, McIntyre blinds him from behind, causing him to crash into the ringside wall. Drew punches down as staff rushes to stop the attack. Drew quietly retreates and acts like nothing happened.
The priest must be clearly shaken and assisted by the officials.
Drew grabs the microphone and deals with the crowd. “Are you beginning to see clearly now?” he asks. He says it took a while, but now everyone sees what he’s saying all the time. He tells the truth.
He calls the priest a parasite. The parasite has been messed up until now and never faced him like a man. Drew reminds all the priests who stepped up only when Drew had one eye. “I had one eye, so you tried me to a street fight, and I still accepted.” He says.
Drew says this match has been built for a year and does the priest want to be remembered forever? “Don’t worry. After giving you a once-in-a-lifetime heartbeat, make sure no one forgets you.” Then, with a smile, Drew tells Seattle that he has a secret. He tores the eye patch and says he is now 100% cleared – and in WrestleMania, “You’re 100% screwed.”
Suddenly the priest comes back and presses security to charge the ring. He attacks Drew with anger. Nail him with punches, rebound clothesline and corner elbows. He follows up with a giant clothesline that Drew flies over the top rope. The priest sends Drew down the steel stairs, but officials are swarming to split things up. Drew manages to be free, captures the priest’s eyes, grabs the top half of the steel stairs, blows it into the priest’s head, and lays out him.
Drew isn’t finished. He grabs Damian’s priest and trains him with a Future shock DDT To the right on the steel staircase. Then, in a cold moment, Drew tore the priest’s necklace, walked away, and laid out him.
Behind the scenes, Johnny Gargano and Tomaso Ciampa are still irritated, venting about how they got screwed last week. But no one seems to care. They try to be pretty deadly, claiming there is a conspiracy. Elton Prince said frankly they didn’t agree with them, and they agreed that Gargano and Cimpa had lost their hearts. “I’ve been hooked since I lost the title.” He says. He adds, “Despair doesn’t look good to you.” Before he and Kit Wilson left.
Shortly afterwards, Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin appear. Chris asks if he’s heard anything about the plot. Sabin reminds them of that They are Get the tag title shot next week. Alex Shelley says they worked their donkeys to win those titles, and Gargano and Cimpa ruined them. “This is karma.” He says he’s staring at them.
Ray Phoenix vs. Belt
They lock up and start, and Hunbert grabs the side headlock. Fenix counters with a quick roll-up for a nearby fall, then continues another fall. Humbel answers with clotheslines and hard chops.
Phoenix makes a gentle leap, but Hambelt catches him in the air. Ray counters with another rollup of two counts. Phoenix continues with a back heel kick, but misses the roundhouse. Humbert nails him with a jump heel kick. Humbert suffocates Phoenix against the kick and turnbuckle to control him in the corner. He whips Phoenix across the ring, but Phoenix counters with his elbow. As Phoenix climbs the rope, Humbel knocks him to the floor, then lands a flip dive on top.
Returning to the ring, Humbelle goes to the cover and it’s soon to fall. They exchange chops and Humbert fires some punches. Phoenix blocks the suppressx and rolls the hambert in the nearby fall. Humbel recovers by kneeling in his intestines. Ray rolls outwards, Humbel follows and kicks him hard against the ringside wall. They return to the ring and Humbelt goes to another cover before locking the stretch submission to Phoenix. Ray fights back with several punches, but Humbel responds with his own strike. Rey connects with the kick, but Humbert stops the impact and squeals for almost autumn. He continues with a kick to the back of Ray’s head.
Humberto whips Rey into the corner, but runs to the boots. Ray fights back with a missile dropkick from the top rope and lights him with a chop. Humbel sends Rey to the rope, but Rey rebuts with a headbutt flying from the turnbuckle. Ray brings things to the apron and nails the double stomp of the stepping stone onto Humbert’s back. He follows up with a twisted plancher outward, then hits a rolling splash back into the ring, hitting the nearby fall.
Humbel transfers momentum by sending Rey to the turnbuckle and landing his large forearm on his back. He places Ray on the top rope and hits a springboard roundhouse kick for another close two count. Hambert maintains pressure with a flip in the sunset and rolls down to a sit-in power bomb.
Hambel chops Rey with a turnbuckle and climbs to the top, but Rey refutes with Lana on Springboard for the nearby fall. Humbert recovers quickly and lands a jump flat house kick. Rey managed to twist with the rope and then hit a thrust kick on Humbert. Humbel puts Rei on his shoulder and hits the sit-out power bomb for autumn.
Humbel pulls Rey into that position and climbs to the top for Moonsaw, but Rey lifts her foot and crashes into the rope. Ray uses it to hit a running kick with the top rope and then hit a springboard that jumps the kick on the heel. Ray follows up with a Mexican muscle busterand that’s enough to get three counts.
Winner: Ray Phoenix
After the match, Santos Escobar descends into the ring and checks for Humbelt. He gives his hand to Ray Phoenix and helps him return to his feet. Santos then tells Humbel to wave Rey’s hand. Hambert does, but without saying a word, he turns and leaves. Santos stays behind, rocking Rey’s hand again, and says something to him before leaving the ring.
Behind the scenes, Byron Saxton stands outside Nick Aldis’s office as Roxanne Perez stands up. Roxanne says she hasn’t heard anything from Ava and decides to talk to Nick. She makes it clear. She wants to work on the women’s championship and says she can handle the pressure at just 23 years old. Tiffany Stratton interrupts and says that Roxanne should not talk about her and can learn something by looking at her instead. Roxanne fights back, suggesting that Tiffany may not even be playing a match tonight. Tiffany does not retreat and offers Roxanne a match of his own. Before anything becomes official, Nick Ardis says he’s off and thinking about it.
The video package featuring commercial Punk and Paul Heyman is back.
Chelsea Green is outside the room of a trainer looking for Alba and Piper. Zelina Vega rises and tells her to act like an adult and handle things herself.
Zelina vs Chelsea Green
Chelsea Green throws a ruffled skirt at Jellina Vega and slams his head against the mat. Vega quickly rebuts the near fall with a roll-up, but Green continues with a dropkick. She sends Vega to the ringside barrier, lifts her over her shoulder and takes a hot shot on the announcement table. Green throws Vega into the apron and screams for her friend to appear.
Winner: Zelina Vega (via countout)
Santos tells Angel that’s the kind of performance he expects at Legad. He then turns to Hambert and reminds him of something he said before, saying he is disappointed. Santos decides to go with Angel to celebrate Rey’s victory. Once they leave, Andrade walks to Humbel. He tells him it’s a good match and offers a handshake, but Humbel refuses. Andredo says Ray is a great wrestler, but so is Humbel, and he should be proud of him. Hambert retreated and told Andrade to care about his business.
We head to the commercial.
We’re back and Naomi isn’t restrained. She calls Jade a Hill, Scum, and an opportunist. snake. Naomi laughs as she remembers pushing Jade from the shelf into the windshield, saying that Jade would have taken everything from her. Naomi claims that she eliminated Jade and took away the championship spot she deserves. Her bond with Bianca Bella has grown, but now Bianca doesn’t even look at her. Naomi says there is no false loyalty anymore. She says she’s doing the best thing for her. And at WrestleMania, she warns Jade to proceed with caution.
Jade Cargill fights back. She said she thought Naomi could avoid her forever, but she had time. Jade isn’t just mad. She’s angry. She accuses Naomi of trying to take her away because of her own insecurities. Jade tries to steal someone else’s glow when the stars begin to disappear. That’s exactly what Naomi was trying to do. Naomi was jealous of her star power, her aura, her sparkle. But at WrestleMania, Jade is no longer a rookie. She is Naomi’s biggest threat. A storm is coming.
Next, the ring will display the WWE title belt.
Cody Rhodes creates an entrance. Cody Rhodes stepped into the ring and admits he was a bit upset. He tells the crowd that they are always good for him. He maintains the WWE Championship and says this is what the possibilities look like. This title is the ultimate measure. It proves who the best wrestlers in the world are.
Cody says he is blessed with carrying this title and everything it represents. It’s not just a match, it’s about defending the right to keep this title at home. It’s about the next 20 champions. Maybe someone from NXT, NIL athletes, or even fans of dreamy crowds.
But one man is trying to take it – John Cena. Cody calls out Cena for skipping Seattle on his farewell tour and choosing Las Vegas for next week’s Smackdown. He says it’s ward disease to not respond to what Cena said in London, as he calls Cody a “common fan” because of where his tattoo is.
Cody shruggs it. “so what?” He says he got a tattoo for the same reason that he wears a suit – he says that want To be someone. And now he teeth someone. Cody looks around the ring at past WWE Championship Belt displays and stops by Cena’s iconic spinner title. He says the belt belongs to a man who carried the company through highs and lows for over a decade. Cena might think it’s negative, but Cody sees it as someone who’s trying to find herself and rebuild the system.
Cody simply says: “I’m a WWE champion. You’re not.” He admits that Cena is constantly teaching and preaching, but this is a chance to teach him something. He says even John’s father, a lifelong babyface, will admit that he can now love someone else. Cody respects Cena, who calls herself “captain,” but reminds me that WWE is piled up in the talent to push each other to make them better. And now Cody is facing the toughest path ever. It ends China’s final run and stops his attempts at a record-breaking final title reign.
Cena says he’s stolen the title with him when he leaves. Cody says he turns his back against the wall to perform at his best. And at WrestleMania, he gives China the moment he wants… Say goodbye. He smiles and closes: “It’s fun to say your time is over, my time is now. Do you know that? This is timeless. And it’s home with us.”
Next week’s SmackDown features John Cena and Andre the Giant Battle Royale. Zelina Vega will team up with Katana Chance and Kayden Carter to face Chelsea Green, Piper Niven and Alba Feel. Street profits defend the tag title against the motor city machine gun.
Behind the scenes, Byron interviews Street profits. Montes Ford says they respect Motor City but are not impressed when they watched their video. Dawkins says they still run the tag division. Carmelo Hayes is suspended and says they are running the department to the ground. Miz has joined, calling the current Tag Champion a joke and saying it’s disrespectful that he’s not even on the WrestleMania card. Miz says he and Carmelo will win the title. Ford just tells them to breathe.
Tiffany Stratton vs. Roxanne Perez
Perez and Stratton thrust each other before locking. Perez brings Tiffany back to the corner, but Tiffany pushes her down. Tiffany grabs the side headlock and hits a tackle on the shoulder. Perez avoids the clothesline, rolls through and hits the headsizer to roll up for the nearby fall. Perez locks into the side headlock and pulls Tiffany down. They trade slaps and Tiffany takes control with a series of arm drags, kicks and suppresses. She continues with a leg kick and another suppression for the nearby fall.
Perez grabs a ring skirt to deflect the referee, then plunges Tiffany into the eye and sends her to the ring post. She stomps Tiffany’s arm against the turnbuckle.
Back in the ring, Perez paints an armbar, puts Tiffany down, and knees down on his arm. She slaps her forearm on her back, hits an uppercut on her arm, whips Tiffany into the horns, and lands a running uppercut. The side Russian leg sweep will be in the fall of Perez. She puts pressure on her wrist lock, targets her shoulders and stretches her arms. Perez suffocates Tiffany with a rope, then bumps into the squeeze of his arm, followed by an Aurora Supplex. Perez locks onto the armbar, but Tiffany manages the fall near her. Tiffany escapes with a one-armed power bomb, then continues in the corner with a washer and hand spring back elbows.
Tiffany attacks the Spinebuster and bumps into another nearby fall. Perez rebuts with the headsizer, but Tiffany winds her up for the nearby fall, then hits a power bomb. Tiffany sends Perez to the ropes, but misses the running hip attack. Perez fights back with an uppercut and kick, then becomes a double jumping Moonsaw. Tiffany lifts her knees.
Perez blocks the cleanest moonsaw ever, cleaning Russian legs from the ropes, followed by double knee drops on cart wheels as they fell. Perez goes to Pop Rocks, but Tiffany runs away. Tiffany tries out the Alabama slam, but Perez rebuts in a nearby fall rollup.
Tiffany almost wins on the roll-up, but Perez hits Lamistika on the crossface. Tiffany reaches the ropes, but Perez pushes her away. Tiffany returns in Finlay’s slums and hits the most beautiful Moonsaw ever with three counts.
Winner: Tiffany Stratton
After the match, Charlotte Flair attacks Tiffany, slams her into the barricade and ring post before throwing her over the announcement table. Wade Barrett steps in to stop his talent.
We head to the commercial.
We’re back at Raw and Seth Rollins is in the spotlight in the promotional segment of his WrestleMania match.
We’re back at Raw and we’re offering some of the promotions ahead of Seth Rollins’ massive WrestleMania showdown.
WrestleMania 41 Match Card
Saturday:
- Roman Reign vs. CM Punk vs. Seth Rollins
- Jade Cargill vs Naomi
- Warraiders vs. New Day – Raw Tag Team Championship
- Rey Mysterio vs. Grande Americano
- LA Night vs. Jacob Fatu – United States Championships
- Tiffany Stratton vs. Charlotte Flare – SmackDown Women’s Championship
- Gunther vs. Jey Uso – Live Men’s World Championship
Sunday:
- Bayley & Lyra Valkyria vs. Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez – Women’s Tag Team Championship
- Damien Priest vs. Drew McIntyre – Street Fight
- Bron Breakker vs. Finbaror vs. Penta vs. Dominic Mysterio – InterContinental Championship
- Logan Paul Vs. AJ Style
- Iyo Sky vs. Bianca Belair vs. Rhea Ripley – Live Women’s Championship
- Cody Rhodes vs John Cena – Smackdown Men’s World Championship
Seth Rollins is in the ring and is ready to make his final statement before entering into one of the biggest matches of his career.
Randy Orton & Rock Knight vs. Soloski & Mash
Tama uses it after distracting himself from the solo, kicking a lanite and running his shoulders at the corner. He pauses before glaresing Randy Orton and hitting Randy knee. He enters the solo tag and lands his knee on the knight, slams him into the turnbuckle and continues with a punch. Knight fights back with punches and elbows on both solo and Tama. He tries to tag Solo by knocking on the floor, but the Solo cannot stop him. Orton does not dominate the attack and unloads it with a punch, two clotheslines and a power slam. He also hits Tama in his power slams.
Randy sets up and delivers a hanging DDT. He drops it on the mat for RKO, but Tama breaks it and sends Orton solo for Samoa’s drop. Tama then knocks the knight out of the apron. Orton is sent to the floor and Tama tages him again. He slams a sliding clothesline outside, then brings Randy back into the ring, with another sliding clothesline and a nearby autumn. The solo tag was entered, and he and Tama hit the double-team “Make a Wish” move with Orton. Solo suffocates Randy with the ropes, distracting the judge, allowing Tama to sneak up on a kick. Solo slams Randy’s arm onto the mat, followed up with a headbutt and then punches him down in the corner.
Randy fights back with punches and even headbutts, but 20 years after fighting the Samoans, you’d think he knows better than trying it. Tama returns and tags, hits Slingshot Senton, continuing with an almost fall splash. The solo goes back to the reverse tin lock and locks. Randy tries to fight with punches, but he cannot be free. Solo lands another punch and knocks the knight out of the apron to prevent the tag. Solo quickly returns to the opposite jaw lock and continues to ground Randy. The solo hits the headbutt on the back and the top of the top neck. Randy fights back with a back suppression from the belly and defeats both men.
Tama and Knight tag tags. The knight explodes with the clothesline and the elbows on his back, then slams the sweep of the Russian leg. He continues with corner kicks and running hip attacks. Solo misses a splash in the corner, and Knight attacks him with a jumping neckbreaker. Knight then repeats the balls of the Power Slam, landing Yeaple’s elbows upwards.
Solo heals the knight with Samoan spikes and nails. Orton pulls out the solo with a punch and delivers RKO to Tama. Randy throws his solo into the crowd and jumps after him.
Returning to the ring, the judge checks Knight and Tama. The Knight stands up and hits Tama’s BFT for a 3 count.
Winners: Randy Orton and La Knight
After the match, Jacob Fatu rings the knight with a super kick, bringing the knight to the level. He continues with a sin on his back and a vicious headbutt. Fatu turns his eyes to the title belt and then crushes the Knight with a hip attack running down the corner.
Fatu climbs the rope and hits a double jump moonzoo. He grabs the title and stands on top of the knight and then throws it and hits Another Double Jump Moon Zoo.
Just as the show looks like the end –Not that fast—Fatu goes up again and lands Third Double Jump Moon Zoo. Now we’re going to the credits.
