WWE SmackDown 11/29 Results: Advantage Match, Women's US Title Tournament, and more

This Friday night, USA Network will broadcast another live episode of Friday Night SmackDown, live from the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. Live coverage of the event begins at 8 PM on Wrestling Notícias.

Official card:

• Michin vs. Piper Niven vs. Lash Legend – WWE Women’s United States Championship Tournament;
• Jacob Fatu vs. Jey Uso – Men’s WarGames – Advantage Match;
• Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Andrade;
• Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes vs. Carmelo Hayes;

Live results:

The show opens with a video package showing last week’s events, highlighting Paul Heyman’s return alongside CM Punk, who was revealed as the fifth member of The Original Bloodline team at Survivor Series: WarGames.

Bianca Belair, Naomi, Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY, and Bayley open tonight’s show. The complete team walks to the ring.

Rhea grabs the microphone and confesses: they’re not best friends. But that doesn’t matter, because tomorrow they enter WWE’s most dangerous match: WarGames.

Each of them has someone to destroy and, once inside the steel structure, nothing will stop their objectives. Naomi agrees with Ripley and promises that Nia Jax and Tiffany Stratton will pay.

Belair points to one of their rivals as responsible for Jade Cargill’s attack. Rhea turns to Liv Morgan and guarantees she’ll regret ever meeting her.

“We will destroy you!” IYO shouts.

Morgan’s team arrives at the ring and starts taunting their rivals. Nia reminds everyone about the hatred between them, predicting everything will explode at Survivor Series.

Bayley interrupts and warns that Jax will be left friendless after the PLE. Liv suggests Bayley was the one who attacked Cargill backstage. Rhea tells Liv to shut up and makes it clear: inside WarGames, there will be nowhere to run. Liv agrees and promises to finish what she started when she broke Ripley’s face. Rhea responds with a direct threat: she promises to hit so hard that even Dominik Mysterio will be horrified and won’t want to look at her. Liv taunts back, saying the match is only tomorrow. But Rhea doesn’t want to wait. She comes down with her partners to ringside and they attack their rivals, causing a massive brawl. Officials rush in to break up the fight. The segment ends with Rhea’s team controlling the ring, challenging their opponents as they head back to the backstage area.

Singles Match: Andrade vs. Shinsuke Nakamura
– Nakamura won with a “Kinshasa”.

LA Knight runs to the ring to attack Nakamura. The Japanese star maintains his composure and when LA tries to attack him, spits his mist directly into his eyes. Nakamura calmly leaves the ring while the United States Champion writhes in pain. The Bloodline meets backstage. Nick Aldis arrives to remind them of the importance of tonight’s match. The General Manager bans the stable from ringside. Only Sikoa agrees to Aldis’ conditions, who leaves satisfied with the promise.

Tommaso Ciampa and Johnny Gargano talk backstage. Ciampa confronts his partner about the events of recent weeks. Tommaso makes it clear that he’s not a loser. Ciampa regrets that Gargano’s friendship with the Motor City Machine Guns is getting in the way of their goal to recapture the Tag Team Championships. Tommaso gives him a week to resolve the situation, or they’ll have to do things his way.

Kevin Owens cuts a promo backstage. The Canadian explains why he’s right and Cody Rhodes is wrong. Owens recalls all the times Roman Reigns tried to end him. Cody was present one of the times he was brutally attacked by The Bloodline but did nothing to help. However, he decided to help Roman when he needed it at WWE Bad Blood. Owens promises to turn “The American Nightmare” into “The Canadian Dream” at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Singles Match: Cody Rhodes vs. Carmelo Hayes
– Cody won with a “Cross Rhodes”.

In a pre-recorded segment, Roman Reigns is impatiently waiting alongside Paul Heyman for CM Punk’s arrival. Just as Reigns is thinking about leaving, Punk finally appears. Punk immediately clarifies: he’s only there for Heyman, not Reigns. Tension rises when Reigns states he doesn’t need Punk’s help, to which Punk responds he doesn’t want to help him either. The situation becomes more complicated when Reigns makes his displeasure clear. He doesn’t like Punk’s attitude and especially doesn’t want to partner with him at WarGames tomorrow.

That’s when Heyman intervenes. He exposes the reality: if they don’t accept Punk’s help, everything will be lost, especially since Solo Sikoa has been dominant so far. With concern in his voice, Heyman warns Punk that The Bloodline will come after him if they don’t resolve everything tomorrow night. He emphasizes the need to stay united to survive the confrontation with The Bloodline.

Punk maintains his position: he’s going to WarGames for Heyman and wants revenge against Sikoa. He suggests that he and Heyman continue this conversation later, in private. Finally, Reigns agrees to partner with Punk, but makes it clear it’s just this one time. Punk agrees and makes sure to clarify that he owes nothing to Reigns, but Heyman has a debt to him. After Punk leaves, Reigns questions Heyman about this favor. Heyman deflects, asking Reigns to worry about it only after WarGames.

Triple Threat Match – Women’s United States Championship Tournament: Michin vs. Piper Niven (w/ Chelsea Green) vs. Lash Legend
– Michin won the match with a roll-up.

Jey Uso comes to the ring. Jacob Fatu makes his entrance next.

Men’s WarGames Advantage Match: Jacob Fatu vs. Jey Uso
– Fatu won with a moonsault.

After the match, a memorable moment unfolds on the entrance ramp: Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Bronson Reed join Fatu, ending SmackDown.

End of show!