Angel

Los Garza

Summary

This was the most straightforward match of the night and honestly one of the more fun ones. Los Garzas tried to rely on their usual slick tag offense, cutting the ring in half and keeping R-Truth trapped for a stretch. Truth did his usual mix of comedy and surprisingly solid counters before finally tagging in Damian Priest, who came in like a wrecking ball. Priest dropped both Garzas with big strikes and a spinning kick that changed the energy of the match immediately. Angel attempted to rally with a quick attack off the ropes, but Priest shut that down fast. The finish came when Priest hoisted Angel up and delivered South of Heaven, driving him into the mat for the pin. It was a clean, decisive win and the kind of tag match that doesn’t try to reinvent anything — just solid action and a strong finish.

WINNER

Summary

Isn't it awesome when you are at a live event and WWE creates a new match type that your website can't handle? Yeah, it was pretty sweet. Putting that aside, this gauntlet-style tag team "Turmoil" was an extravaganza of high-flying hijinks and veteran power--of course, with a little MFT interference thrown in for good measure. Los Garza scored two of the four pins, which felt much needed for the two that have been mostly missing in action as of late. The Wyatt Sicks had the momentum until Tama and Tonga distracted them. While those two teams brawled their way to the back, the newly-formed-out-of-nowhere team of R-Truth (who went full Ron Cena tonight) and Damian Priest strutted down to the ring and came away with the shock victory. Now they are the No. 1 Contenders and will face to MFTs for the tag belts sooner rather than later. Which, to be honest, is not something any of us saw coming.

The Motor City Machine Guns

Legado del Fantasma

Summary

This undercard tag was a fun, old‑school little breather in the show. Motor City Machine Guns brought their usual crisp teamwork and quick tags against Los Garza, who tried to mix in some high‑impact moves but couldn’t quite keep pace. Shelly hit a nice overhead suplex and Sabin connected on a Skull & Bones that looked textbook. Machine Guns kept it clean and straightforward, earning a solid, decisive win without any outside interference or shenanigans. It wasn’t revolutionary, but if you were craving team wrestling that actually functioned for a few minutes, this delivered.

The Wyatt Sicks

The Street Profits

Champion Retains

Summary

The Street Profits’ rematch for the WWE Tag Team Titles against Wyatt Sicks (Dexter Lumis & Joe Gacy) was a gritty old‑fashioned tag fight. Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins came out firing with their usual high‑octane offense, including a huge double blockbuster spot that got a cheer from the crowd because it actually looked dangerous. The Wyatt Sicks stayed methodical in response, isolating Ford at times and using sharp team offense to wear him down. At the end of the day the champions dug deep and retained their belts when they put Ford away after a hard sequence, giving the Profits another close loss on the big stage that felt earned even if it’s frustrating to see them come up short again.

Legado del Fantasma

Summary

This undercard tag threw a little extra life into the show with Je’Von Evans & Rey Fénix taking on the team of Angel & Berto. Fénix was a blur on offense with high‑flying spots that kept Angel and Berto guessing, and Evans filled in well with power moves that helped ground the pace when needed. The match had multiple near falls and quick exchanges that made it feel like more than filler, and the crowd seemed into the energetic back‑and‑forth even if it wasn’t a long contest. Evans and Fénix came out on top after a nicely timed finish sequence, giving the SmackDown tag division something to talk about beyond the usual handful of teams.