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    WWE Smackdown Results (5/26) – AJ Styles Defeated Karrion Kross w/Scarlett by Pinfall; The Bloodline Continues to Fracture

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    WWE Smackdown Results (5/26) – AJ Styles Defeated Karrion Kross w/Scarlett by Pinfall; The Bloodline Continues to Fracture

    WWE Smackdown Results returned as the introductions were made.

    Kross wasted no time in going after Styles with some kicks and rights, followed by elbows in the corner before he hit a belly to belly suplex.

    Styles sidestepped his charge and hit a dropkick in the corner and chopped Kross down. Styles went for a phenomenal Forearm, but Scarlett grabbed his leg and Kross sent him to the floor with a couple of rights.

    Michen came out and took care of Scarlett so she couldn’t interfere and chased her into the back.

    Kross remained in control following Scarlett, but Styles fired back and hit a dropkick and backbreaker for a near pinfall.

    Styles ducked a Kross Hammer and fired off a combination of backhands and kicks, and hit a Phenomenal Forearm for the pin after Kross fought off a Styles Clash.

    Backstage, Styles was asked if his win will give him the momentum he needs to win, and Styles said Rollins and be invincible and all that, but he’ll never be Phenomenal.

    Jimmy Uso rebels

    Kevin Owens and Sami Zane came out to get things started, and after a commercial break Owens welcomed us to the Kevin and Sami Show.

    Owens mentioned defending their titles against Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa, but he has something he wants to get off his chest, so he invited them out as his guests.

    Paul Heyman came out and explained that Reigns comes out when he decides he wants to come out and not when he’s called.

    So the Usos come out and surprise Heyman and they walked by him and to the ring.

    Jey blamed them for what happened to them last week and Owens stepped in to keep Sami from getting into it.

    He told Heyman he knew Reigns wouldn’t come out and he didn’t care cause the Usos are the ones he wants to talk to. For months, Sami’s wanted to help them and thinks they deserve better, but he doesn’t care.

    So Owens told them what he thinks and told them to acknowledge that Same’s been right about everything the whole time in how Reigns treats them and how they deserve better.

    He called Reigns a narcissist and delusional and said the Usos are the heart of the table and asked what the Bloodline would be like without them.

    Instead, Reigns treats them like they’re disposable, and he told them they know what he’s talking about. He then asked what are they thinking when they went from being the best team in the WWE to being Reigns’ errand boys.

    Jimmy countered by addressing Sami and said they are the best tag team and called himself the Tribal Chief when it comes to the Usos and Heyman looked like he was going to have a stroke.

    At that, Reigns’ music played and he came out without esitating and stared down Jey and then Jimmy after he tossed the mic aside.

    Sami took the chance to ask Reigns if he knows it’s over and the Bloodline is collapsing and it’s all Reigns’ fault.

    Reigns slapped the mic out of Sami’s hand and Owens took Reign out with a stunner.

    A brawl between them and the Usos broke out and Solo came out and laid Sami and Owens out with a Samoan Spike.

    Reigns lost it and cleared the ring as he had Solo feed him Sami for a spear and the Usos claimed the tag belts. Jey handed his two to Solo while Jimmy held onto his pair a minute before Jey backed Jimmy off and took the belts from him to hand them to Reigns.

    Solo then handed his titles to Reigns and Reigns held all four up to send a message while Jimmy stood off to the side.

    This was a good ending to the show as the Bloodline is continuing to fracture. What do you think about the internal strife? Let us know in the comments below and thank you for joining WWE Smackdown Results.

    We had a blast and can’t wait for next week.

    See you then!

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    A child of the 1980s, CP was born to pretend. He loved to create intricate plots based on his favorite shows and professional wrestling. In time, his interests expanded into horror, sci-fi, action, and comedy. His favorite books were Sherlock Holmes, Treasure Island, Dracula, and Star Trek. Never one to do things the easy way, CP refused to learn to read in school, so his dad taught him through comic books. Following along with his dad, CP picked up reading in a couple of weeks. Everything he’s read or has seen has influenced him in some way as he creates his own worlds.

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