Fans have ridiculed Triple H after he told them to "expect surprises" at Wrestlepalooza, following the Premium Live Event's historic streaming debut on ESPN.
The historic first WWE premium live event on the new ESPN app, Wrestlepalooza, was headlined by Cody Rhodes defending the Undisputed WWE Championship against Drew McIntyre.
Wrestlepalooza is shaping up to be a must-watch event. On the go-home edition of SmackDown from Ohio, two of the night’s biggest matches delivered intense moments.
This article contains results and spoilers from WWE Friday Night SmackDown for September 19, 2025. You have been warned! It's the go home episode of Friday Night SmackDown before ESPN's first WWE premium live event, Wrestlepalooza, and the show starts with a wild segment involving Corey Graves and Brock Lesnar.
Another Friday night, another episode of SmackDown in the books, and boy, was it a mixed bag. It felt like a show stuck in second gear, occasionally revving the engine just to remind us it can, but never truly letting loose on the open road.
It’s been a few weeks since Karrion Kross and Scarlett left WWE. At first, fans didn’t believe their departure. There were many speculations regarding their exit, and most fans assumed that this was part of a storyline.
Drew McIntyre has proposed a match against a major WWE star as one of his first opponents should he defeat Cody Rhodes. McIntyre isn't in action this Sunday (August 31) at Clash in Paris but is expected soon to face Rhodes for the WWE Championship.
The world of WWE thrives on surprises, teases, and moments fans can dissect for weeks. Few superstars understand that better than John Cena, who once again set the internet buzzing without saying a single word.
WWE Clash in Paris will feature Sheamus vs Rusev in a Good Old Fashioned Donnybrook match. This will not be the first time this match type has occurred in the company.
Much like The Undertaker, WWE superstar Drew McIntyre isn’t too fond of the current locker room culture—why don’t they look like athletes? Whether inside or outside the ring, McIntyre is uncompromising.
Beantown set the stage for tonight’s SmackDown with the TD Garden playing host to the weekly Friday night show. The post-SummerSlam shockwaves (the bookings
SmackDown emanates from TD Garden in Boston, home of the Boston Celtics and 17-time WWE Champion John Cena. The Garden will be rocking tonight with another action-packed edition of everyone’s favorite Friday night fight night.
On tonight’s WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event XL, we saw Randy Orton beat Drew McIntyre with a devastating RKO. For most people, that would be the end of the story, and both combatants move on.
After more than a month-long hiatus, Drew McIntyre made his WWE return on SmackDown this past Friday. He was seen donning an all-black T-shirt that had “bored at work” emblazoned on it.
The Scottish Warrior is back. Drew McIntyre made his first appearance in WWE since the May 24 edition of Saturday Night's Main Event when he interrupted Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton Friday night on SmackDown.
Drew McIntyre, who’s currently off WWE programming, has finally posted about his whereabouts. The Scottish Warrior marked his presence at Jinder Mahal‘s wedding ceremony on Friday.
Drew McIntyre is apparently fine following his match at Backlash. During the WWE Backlash press conference, Triple H said that Drew McIntyre is “a little banged up” but totally fine following his four-way United States title match at Backlash where Damian Priest grabbed McIntyre and gave him the south of heaven off a platform onto tables below.
After CM Punk's dramatic exit from All Elite Wrestling, his fate in the business was uncertain. Punk's politicking behind the scenes and backstage rift with various performers and producers was starting to outweigh his elite abilities in the ring and on the mic.
Drew McIntyre has made quite the admission regarding one match in his feud with CM Punk. McIntyre and Punk had been bitter rivals for months on WWE TV.