Andrade

Champion Retains

Summary

In one of the most chaotic bouts of the night, The Wyatt Sicks defended the WWE Tag Team Titles in a six-team Tables, Ladders & Chairs match. All teams brought high-risk offense and intense competition as ladders and tables were used throughout. The Wyatt Sicks weathered the collective threat and ultimately retained their belts, proving their dominance in the division.

The Wyatt Sicks

Champion Retains

Summary

This title bout packed plenty of action and near‑falls but unfolded less like a classic wrestling match and more like layers of chaotic storytelling. Andrade and Fenix looked sharp and hungry, hitting synchronized dives to the outside and quick tag‑team combos that kept the champions reeling in spots. Joe Gacy and Dexter Lumis, meanwhile, used their size and unorthodox offense to halt Fenix’s momentum frequently. Just as Andrade seemed ready to drop The Message and lock up a clean pin, Nikki Cross yanked the referee out of the ring mid‑count, leading to a disqualification. Fenix & Andrade technically won, but the titles stayed on the Sicks. That was just the start — every tag team on the SmackDown roster sprinted to ringside and obliterated each other in a wild melee that culminated with Gacy retreating but the division still very much in chaos.

No. 1 Contender

Summary

The four-team chaos brought high-energy, fast-paced action from bell to bell. DIY and Fraxiom used classic tandem moves and slick counters, while the Motor City Machine Guns added aerial precision. Andrade and Fenix, though a newer pairing, synced well with high-flying maneuvers and crisp chain wrestling. The match spilled outside several times, building tension and creating near-falls that kept the crowd invested. In the end, Fenix hit a Spanish Fly on Tommaso Ciampa, allowing Andrade to follow up with The Message for the pin, earning their team the No. 1 contendership for the WWE Tag Team Championships. The match was chaotic but controlled, giving every team a moment to shine.

Fraxiom

Summary

This was a breath of fresh air after the heavyweight slug‑fest that preceded it. Andrade and Fenix brought an exciting mix of lucha flair and precise teamwork, and the crowd ate it up. Fenix was especially fun to watch — his dives and fast transitions kept Axiom and Frazer on their heels, while Andrade sprinkled in his signature strikes and mat savvy to keep things grounded. Axiom and Frazer had their moments, even isolating Fenix to try and grind the tempo down, but once Fenix hit that spectacular outside dive it opened the door. Andrade followed with The Message on Frazer for the clean pin. The crowd even tossed a few “This is awesome!” chants in there — deservedly so.

#DIY

Summary

This tag was a gritty, unpredictable brawl with plenty of hot tags and high‑impact flair. Gargano looked like a danger early — even selling a nasty knee tweak on the steel — but Fenix and Andrade kept the pressure steady with aerial strikes and precision offense. In the final sequence, Fenix hit his Black Fire Driver setup and Andrade followed with The Message on Ciampa for the pin. The crowd in Riyadh was into it, and the upset win gave these two a serious rub as a tandem.