Latest SmackDown Results 2024

WWE SmackDown is one of the two flagship programming by WWE alongside RAW. Also known as Friday Night SmackDown, the show has been airing live on television since April 29, 1999, as SmackDown!. Upon its debut, it aired on UPN, and that too on Thursday Nights. It was moved to Friday Nights on the 9th of September in 2005. The event has aired on Fridays for the most part since then. It had once moved to Tuesday in 2016 before once again going back to its current schedule in 2019.

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SmackDown Results - June 7, 2024

WWE SmackDown takes place every Friday Night 8–10 p.m. ET on Fox Sports. It has been the most viewed pro-wrestling weekly programming for a couple of years now and averages around 2 million viewers per episode. The blue brand features about 3 to 5 matches per episode and is known for the in-ring quality of these matches. The results for each and every episode of WWE SmackDown are updated here on Sportskeeda.

The results of latest SmackDown are:

Highlights of WWE SmackDown June 7, 2024

The Tongan Bloodline and The Street Profits continue to brawl

The Bloodline has witnessed a major shift in the past few months. While Jimmy Uso was kicked out of the group, brothers Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa made their debuts. The two stars teamed up on the May 31, 2024, episode of SmackDown and defeated the former WWE Tag Team Champions Street Profits in a tag team match that lasted about quarter an hour. On the June 7, 2024, episode of SmackDown, the two teams continued to brawl, this time in a Six Man Tag Team Match. Solo Sikoa aided The Bloodline while Kevin Owens joined The Profits. However, it was The Bloodline who walked home with the victory.

Solo Sikoa sits at The Head of the Table

Since WrestleMania XL, Solo Sikoa has tried to take the spot of Roman Reigns as the Tribal Chief. However, no official announcements was made in this regards, until now. Paul Heyman announced on the June 7, 2024, episode of SmackDown that Solo Sikoa will act as the Head of the Table until Roman Reigns makes his return.

Carmelo Hayes gets beaten amidst the Knight - Paul feud

LA Knight wanted to go face to face with WWE United States Champion Logan Paul. To his disappointment, SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis revealed that Paul was not in the building and was playing Tetris somewhere. To this, Carmelo Hayes challenged Knight to a match. The Megastar took less than 10 minutes to make good of the former NXT Champion.

A-Town Down Under and DIY Matches Continue

Over the past few weeks, DIY's Johnny Gargano and Tomasso Ciampa have been eyeing an opportunity on A-Town Down Under's Grayson Waller and Austin Theory, who are the current WWE Tag Team Champions. This week, Grayson Waller faced The Heart and Soul of NXT Johnny Gargano. He used his partner Theory as a distraction to ensure the victory while Theory had to suffer a few attacks. While Waller enjoyed his victory, Theory did not look much impressed.

WWE SmackDown History

During the peak of Monday Night Wars between WWE and WCW, the latter had also set up a secondary weekly programming named WCW Thunder which aired on Thursday Nights. This allowed the rival company to let out more content than WWE. In response, McMahon's company decided to create its secondary weekly programming. On April 29, 1999, WWF SmackDown made its first appearance and officially debuted on UPN on the 26th of August that year. The name for the show was derived from "Layeth the SmackDown", which was a popluar catchphrase of Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. SmackDown was initially meant to be a only female wrestling brand, but due to the lack of interest in the division at the time, it was simply promoted as WWE's Secondary programming.

After WWE acquired WCW in 2001, its roster size had gotten too big because it had also acquired the majority of WCW's talent. As a result, it decided to split its roster into two halves between RAW and SmackDown. It organized the first-ever draft in 2002. The show was switched to Friday Nights in 2005. SmackDown is most prominently known as Friday Night SmackDown and has aired on Friday Nights for most of the time.

Between 2005 and 2011, SmackDown switched between multiple TV deals and the brand extension was dropped that year. A few months later, SmackDown became the 2nd longest-running weekly episodic television programming only behind Monday Night RAW. The show returned to Thursday Nights in January 2015. WWE announced the return of brand split in 2016 and the show was subsequently brought to Tuesday Nights and was renamed SmackDown Live! It remained on the Tuesday Nights up until 2019. In 2019, the show was moved to Fox and shifted back to Friday Nights, where it currently airs.

WWE's former Chairman Vince McMahon sold the company to Endeavour Group in 2023. The Endeavour Group also owns UFC. Following the sale, SmackDown started premiering for the first time without McMahon family having majority ownership in the company. On September 21, 2023, it was announced that from October 2024, SmackDown will start airing on USA Network. The agreement between WWE and NBC Universal is valued at around $1.4 Billion.

Broadcasting History

WWE SmackDown Roster

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WWE SmackDown Current Champions

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