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    WWE Smackdown Results (9/3) – Smackdown Tag Team Contenders Match – The Street Profits (Montez Ford, Angelo Dawkins) Defeated The Usos (Jimmy and Jey Uso) by Disqualification; Becky Lynch is Cheered, then Refused to Give Bianca Belair her Rematch

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    Hello and welcome to WWE Smackdown Results!

    Barring any last second changes, it looks like we’re in for a fun show with some great matches.

    With plenty of ground to cover, let’s get to the action!

    We’re not wasting any time in getting to one of the three advertised matches tonight, and this should be a great one.

    The Usos headed to the ring and wondered why the Street Profits stuck their noses in family business, and it was to make a name for themselves but disrespected the Head of the Table instead.

    The Street Profits mocked them and asked why they don’t have their permission slips and said the Usos are the ones to get whipped tonight.

    Smackdown Tag Team Contenders Match – The Usos (Jimmy and Jey Uso) vs. The Street Profits (Montez Ford, Angelo Dawkins)

    Jimmy and Dawkins started it off, and he ran Dawkins over with a shoulder block, then ate a dropkick after he talked trash.

    Ford tagged in and hit a dropkick to Jimmy, then Jey before the Usos caught his crossbody off the apron and threw him into the barricade as we headed to commercial.

    Back from the break, they’re in the ring with Jey in control over Ford, but Ford hit a step up kick to buy some time.

    Jimmy knocked Dawkins off the apron, but missed Ford and hit the ring post with his shoulder.

    Jey and Dawkins tagged in and Jey hit a Samoan Drop for a pin attempt.

    Dawkins fought them off from the top rope but managed to tag in Ford before hitting a spinebuster and Ford hit a From the Heavens for a pin attempt Jey broke up.

    Jey threw Ford into the ring post in one corner and then another and the ref called the match as the fight spilled to the floor and Usos sent Dawkins into the ring steps.

    Ford took them out with a crossbody over the top rope, then the Street Profits stood on the announce desk to celebrate their win.

    Backstage, Reigns instructed Heyman to bring him his cousins.

    Kayla Braxton startled Heyman when he left Reigns’ dressing room, and his phone rang twice with Brock Lesnar’s entrance theme.

    He answered and said the timing is a little off, then he said he doesn’t have a lot of privacy but he’ll deliver the message.

    Heyman then turned around and walked into Big E dressed as a janitor and Big E broke into a fit of giggles as he held the MITB briefcase up.

    The Man’s message

    After heading to the ring, Becky Lynch enjoyed the cheers and chants of her name and then recapped her actions last week and the fans chanted “You deserve it” much to her surprise.

    When she mentioned she didn’t get a chance to talk about Bianca Belair and the crowd booed. Kind weird since Lynch is supposed to be a heel.

    She complained that she’s being portrayed as the bad guy, with the fans still on her side. She told Belair she wasn’t ready and that’s on her, because Lynch was ready.

    Belair can call herself the EST and think she’s the best, but she knows that’s a lie because she can’t fake experience.

    Belair then came out in response. EST chants rained down, but most fans by ringside were oddly quiet.

    Belair said SummerSlam keeps replaying in her head and wanted to talk about it, but she’s not afraid to admit she was embarrassed and she accepts that because it’s her truth.

    She refused to make excuses for herself or break another woman down.

    Belair pointed out what she accomplished to be the Est and when she beats Lynch she’ll be the great-est and that’s the facts.

    She then challenged Lynch to put up her title tonight and Lynch refused.

    This was an odd exchange, though WWE Smackdown Results are enjoying this feud, but Belair feels flat at the moment.

    Backstage, Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode came across Toni Storm and Ziggler offered to let her sit in his corner and she refused because she’s rooting for Rick Boogs.

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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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