Ahead of WWE’s trip to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia for the 2026 Crown Jewel PLE this upcoming weekend, the November 6 edition of Friday Night SmackDown was taped in advance. Following WWE’s November 2 episode of Monday Night Raw at the Barclays Center in New York City, the blue brand presented its go-home show ahead of the premium live event. In advance, WWE announced that CM Punk and Kevin Owens would clash in a rematch of their recent WWE Title bout, headlining a major main event. All spoilers and results for the next episode of Friday Night SmackDown come courtesy of F4WOnline.
Kevin Owens Gets Revenge on CM Punk in SmackDown’s Main Event
- Owens and Punk battled in SmackDown’s main event.
- These top WWE stars have been feuding on SmackDown for months.
- Owens defeats Punk in a major victory for bragging rights.
CM Punk and Kevin Owens share a long history of animosity both inside and outside WWE, and this week’s Friday Night SmackDown featured their latest encounter. Previously, Punk successfully defended the WWE Championship against Owens on SmackDown, despite interference and antics from figures such as Sami Zayn. This time, there were no distractions. The SmackDown main event centered on bragging rights, revenge, and their intense dislike for one another.
In a major result, Owens defeated Punk on SmackDown in a No Holds Barred match, securing victory with help from a fistful of chains. Punk hit his GTS finisher on Owens, who rebounded off the ropes for a chain-assisted punch to win. The rivalry is now tied at one victory apiece, all but guaranteeing a third meeting in the future. This was a high-profile, premium-live-event-worthy lineup for SmackDown, certain to draw viewers whether the show was taped or live.
The Bloodline Saga Continues With Sami Zayn and Jimmy Uso
- Sami Zayn was interrupted by Jimmy Uso on SmackDown.
- They discussed The Bloodline in a promo.
- Zayn walked out, leaving Uso to be attacked by 946.
During Monday Night Raw’s main event segment, Sami Zayn delivered a cheap Helluva Kick to Crown Jewel opponent Roman Reigns. This follows several back-and-forth promos between the reigning WWE Champion and World Heavyweight Champion, each detailing their shared history and declaring themselves the reason behind The Bloodline’s success and WWE’s business boom. Zayn appeared on the November 6 edition of SmackDown for another promo, hyping his upcoming match. Jimmy Uso arrived to crash the party.
Jimmy Uso and Sami Zayn were close allies when Zayn first joined The Bloodline, with Zayn strongly supporting Roman Reigns’ decision to bring him into the family. However, Zayn was also the one who ultimately delivered the superkick that signaled his betrayal. Uso voiced his unhappiness over Zayn’s cheap shot on Reigns, after which Zayn attempted to explain his actions. The two exchanged words before 946 showed up to attack Uso. A conflicted Zayn set aside their history, leaving his former ally to endure a beatdown. The Bloodline saga remains an ongoing force in WWE, marking the latest chapter in a seemingly endless story.
All the Results and Spoilers for WWE SmackDown’s November 6 Episode
- A WWE Women’s Tag Team Title match ends by disqualification.
- Nick Aldis rallies Chelsea Green ahead of Crown Jewel.
- Damian Priest’s path of destruction continues.
SmackDown opened with a Gunther promo, responding to last week’s appearance of “The Demon” Finn Bálor. This led to a brawl in which Gunther fled and left the ring. The first match saw two teams currently feuding for the WWE Tag Team Titles each send one member into singles action, with Shinsuke Nakamura defeating rival Tama Tonga. New WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Michin and B-Fab then put their gold on the line against Fatal Influence, only for Tatum Paxley, Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair, and Jade Cargill to brawl, resulting in a non-finish.
WWE Women’s Champion Chelsea Green and Nick Aldis met in the ring for a promo, during which Aldis delivered a rallying speech to his brand’s champion, urging her to overcome Liv Morgan at Crown Jewel. Green stated that this match was her opportunity to prove her SummerSlam 2026 title win was no fluke and to silence Morgan. The Women’s World Champion arrived to mock her upcoming rival. Next, Damian Priest defeated Nathan Frazer by referee stoppage, similar to his previous victory over R-Truth. A feud was also teased between Priest and United States Champion Trick Williams.
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