The Princess of Staten Island came to the ring to share her opinion that the only reason Nikki Bella is where she is in life is because of one person: her boyfriend, John Cena.
Carmella proceeded to insult Nikki’s relationship with Cena at length, even showing a compilation of Total Divas and Total Bellas clips, entitled “Total Need-Freak,” that painted their relationship in an incredibly negative light.
The two then engaged in a heated exchange which forced Nikki to defend not only her standing in WWE, but also in life, and ended with Carmella implying that Nikki never earned anything on her own.
This one ain’t over. Capisce!
Alexa Bliss def. Naomi
Alexa Bliss had doubters to silence after eating a loss to Naomi in an impromptu contest at No Mercy. Many believed that Naomi would have a legitimate stake to a SmackDown Women’s Championship Match if she could yet again dethrone the incumbent No. 1 contender, but the glow just could not outshine Team Blue’s Bliss.
After a hard-fought contest by both Superstars, Bliss overcame Naomi with Twisted Bliss. Alexa then refocused her concentration on her Nov. 8 SmackDown Women’s Championship Match against Becky Lynch in Glasgow, Scotland, claiming that she would end Lynch’s fairytale title reign.
The Miz & The Spirit Squad def. Dolph Ziggler, Heath Slater & Rhyno
You just can’t stop these male cheerleaders.
After the SmackDown Tag Team Champions came to Dolph Ziggler’s aid against The Miz and his band of cheerful men last week, the two sides squared off in a Six-Man Tag Team Match on SmackDown LIVE.
The action was spirited (pun definitely intended), as all six Superstars looked to clinch victory for their respective squadron. In the end, it was ultimately Miz who decked Slater from the outside of the ring leading to the legal man Kenny rolling him up for the victory.
Curt Hawkins (almost) debuted against Apollo Crews
After weeks of hype and anticipation, Curt Hawkins finally stepped through the ropes on SmackDown LIVE with the intention of competing.
However, when Hawkins tried to hit his would be opponent Apollo Crews with some insulting “facts” prior to their match, Crews silenced Hawkins quick with a firm punch to the jaw. This led an irate Hawkins to make a prompt exit.
Thus, it was time for SmackDown LIVE to face the facts … we would have to wait just a tad bit longer for Curt Hawkins’ actual in-ring debut.
Baron Corbin def. Jack Swagger
The hits just literally keep coming with these two Team Blue brutes.
Following their controversial contest at No Mercy, Baron Corbin and Jack Swagger’s developing rivalry took another pulse-stopping turn as the two laid into one another, with both trying to prove their dominance over the other. It was ultimately Corbin who showed that dominance, getting the edge over Swagger with End of Days for the victory.
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