SMACKDOWN – 12.06.2019: King Corbin chains up Roman Reigns
Following The Big Dog’s match with Dolph Ziggler, King Corbin follows through with his vow to humiliate SmackDown’s leader by chaining him to the ring post
Following The Big Dog’s match with Dolph Ziggler, King Corbin follows through with his vow to humiliate SmackDown’s leader by chaining him to the ring post
Friday’s episode of WWE SmackDown on Fox took a viewership hit, dropping more than 200,000 viewers compared to last week
As Daniel Bryan asks the SmackDown audience if he should accept the Universal Champion’s challenge, The Fiend pulls him down below the ring and shears the former WWE Champion
As Daniel Bryan and The Miz battle in the ring, the Universal Champion emerges from the darkness to give his Survivor Series opponent a glimpse of what awaits
After Daniel Bryan and King Corbin intervened in the night’s opening Intercontinental Title Match, the Superstars team up with The Big Dog and The King of Strong Style respectively
The WWE creative team reportedly realizes that one of its top heels will eventually have to turn babyface
Prichard will replace Eric Bischoff, and will report directly to WWE Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon
Seeking to start a new chapter, Bayley debuts a new look and slaughters the Bayley Buddies prior to her championship match against Charlotte Flair
Columnist Goose Mahler takes a look at the foolishness and fakery that surrounds this year’s WWE Draft
There are a number of competitors from both brands who would benefit from switching shows after not doing much of note for the past few months
The company should have enough experience trading between the shows to have their annual talent swap down to a science
On the brand’s Fox Network debut, Brock Lesnar destroyed Kofi Kingston in a matter of seconds during a much-anticipated WWE Championship match
In the debut episode of SmackDown on Fox, Brock Lesnar quickly dispatches Kofi Kingston to reclaim the WWE Championship in impressive fashion
The World Wrestling Federation announces via press release that writers Vince Russo and Ed Ferrara had departed the company for rival WCW.
Columnist Goose Mahler takes a look at next week’s huge TV schedule, and comments on what to expect in the months that lie ahead