#5 Tyler Breeze vs. Kalisto
Kalisto returned to in-ring action earlier last week at another live event in Iowa, having spent a long spell on the sidelines due to a back injury. The Luchador recorded the win over Tyler Breeze after nailing his finisher – Salida Del Sol.
Result: Kalisto defeats Tyler Breeze via pinfall
#6 SmackDown Tag Team Championship: Heath Slater and Rhyno (c) vs. The Usos
The SmackDown Tag Team Champions received a huge pop from the crowd while The Usos received heat. Rhyno and Slater teamed up to retain over The Usos after Rhyno hit the Gore and pinned them for the win.
Result: Heath Slater and Rhyno defeat The Usos via pinfall to retain the SmackDown Tag Team Championship
#7 Jack Swagger vs. Baron Corbin
The duo have been feuding on SmackDown Live ever since Swagger’s switch to the blue brand from Raw and it was no different at the Five Flags Center in Dubuque with the Lone Wolf getting the better of Swagger on the night. During the match, Swagger received some positive reaction from the crowd and they even chanted – “We the people”.
Result: Baron Corbin defeats Jack Swagger via pinfall
#8 WWE World Championship: AJ Styles (c) vs. Dean Ambrose
AJ Styles has been seen feuding with James Ellsworth on SmackDown Live for the last two weeks with the man behind the catchphrase ‘Any man with two hands has a fighting chance’ winning on both occasions with help from Dean Ambrose. However, The Phenomenal One is set to take on the Lunatic Fringe on SmackDown with a title shot on the line – should the former SHIELD member record a win over the reigning champion.
The two, however, clashed at the live event with the World Championship on the line. Styles did not look interested in the match and started to walk away with the title but was stopped by the Lunatic Fringe, which prompted the referee to take the belt off him.
The Phenomenal One was in no mood for tantrums and removed the padding from a turnbuckle before shoving Ambrose into it. He then rolled up the Lunatic Fringe fro the 3-count but instead of leaving cut a promo. He announced on the mic that “He is the face that runs the place” before ripping on the crowd for the boos.
Styles also tore apart a kids sign on ringside, which incited the crowd and boos rang around the Arena. By this time, Ambrose had recovered and hit Styles with the Dirty Deeds to send the crowd into delirium.
Result: AJ Styles defeats Dean Ambrose via pinfall to retain the WWE World Championship
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