WWE SmackDown General Nick Aldis Faces Serious Accusation

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On WWE SmackDown, Gunther was finally getting a rematch against Cody Rhodes after his last match ended with him getting pinned even though his leg was under the rope. He chose Sami Zayn as the guest referee, and when things didn’t go his way, he got violent with him, leading to Zayn cheating to end the match with a quick count in Cody’s favor. Cody was not having it and restarted the match, but Zayn, who Gunther attacked, was furious and attacked the Ring General again, ending it early.

Gunther was less than happy with all of it, and he confronted Nick Aldis in the back. He called him and stopped the General Manager from walking away. He said that two times Aldis had stolen his opportunity, and that the only reason the Ring General was not the champion was the SmackDown General Manager himself. He went on to berate the star, saying that he was not fit for his job either.

He went on to demand a title match at Night of Champions, practically ordering him to get it done.

“Aldis. Come here. Two times, two times you scr**ed me. You scr**ed me from being the champion. The only reason I’m not the champion is you. You. You are not fit for your job. Do it well. I want another championship match at Night of Champions. Get it done.”

Nick Aldis’ protestations that it was Gunther himself who had chosen Sami Zayn, despite his warning him not to, were brushed aside, as Gunther was not too concerned with the details and was only looking for someone to blame at the time.

Later in the night, it was confirmed that Gunther was getting his title shot, but he was not the only one. Sami Zayn was also getting one, and it was announced that both stars would face Cody Rhodes in a Triple Threat match at Night of Champions.