3 Matches that could be added to Sunday Night’s Main Event on WWE SmackDown

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Let’s take a look at three matches that could be added to Sunday Night’s Main Event:

#3. Baron Corbin vs. Trick Williams

Trick Williams and Baron Corbin have been embroiled in a heated feud for the past few weeks on SmackDown. This storyline has taken an interesting turn after The Lone Wolf captured the United States Championship at SummerSlam. However, the rivalry is far from over. Last week on SmackDown, Williams confronted Corbin and knocked him out, making it clear that he wants the coveted title back.

Nick Aldis could book this match on the card for the upcoming Sunday Night’s Main Event. Adding this to the broadcast offers a classic story of contrasting styles and generation gaps. This would allow both superstars to settle their dispute once and for all and embark on a new direction. Bringing their ongoing feud to a primetime network special allows WWE to test Trick Williams under the bright lights.

Moreover, it would keep Baron Corbin’s momentum hot, establishing his footing as champion. Sunday Night’s Main Event is designed for hard-hitting, easy-to-digest storytelling and a physical power versus speed match fits a television formula perfectly. Hence, WWE is likely to add this match to the card for SNME on tonight’s episode of SmackDown.

#2. Finn Balor vs. Gunther at Sunday Night’s Main Event

WWE showcased a very interesting backstage segment last week on SmackDown that excited many. Finn Balor was having a conversation with Nick Aldis in his office when Gunther barged in. The Ring General not only interrupted him but also mocked Balor, calling him a shadow of what he used to be. As a result, The Prince fired back and called him a condescending pr*ck.

The two superstars were involved in a heated exchange of words where things escalated. The backstage segment served as a clear indication that WWE was sowing the seeds of a blockbuster feud between Gunther and Finn Balor. The two superstars could face each other in a battle of supremacy at Sunday Night’s Main Event next month in Atlanta, Georgia.

A showdown between Balor and Gunther provides a premium-caliber singles match centered around pure technical precision and hard-hitting style. Showcasing two of the brand’s elite workers on SNME elevates the overall work rate of the card. It would also add more star power to the show, making it look like a big stage for the feuds and storylines.

#1. Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss & Tatum Paxley vs. Jade Cargill, Michin & B-Fab

WWE can book a massive tag team match from the women’s division for the upcoming Sunday Night’s Main Event. Charlotte Flair and Jade Cargill have been embroiled in a heated rivalry for the past two months. The two women faced each other two weeks ago, when Tatum Paxley made a shocking debut alongside Alexa Bliss to assist The Queen in taking on the numbers game.

Since then, WWE has been showcasing Bliss, Flair and Paxley together as a strong unit on SmackDown. There is a high chance that the babyface trio could face the team of Jade Cargill, Michin and B-Fab at Sunday Night’s Main Event next month. The company could showcase a three-vs-three faction warfare between both teams at the upcoming event in Atlanta.

Nick Aldis could make this potential announcement tonight and book this bout on the card. The six-woman tag team match packages multiple overlapping rivalries into one high-octane spectacle. A multi-person showdown also serves as a perfect final chapter to cap off this feud. Therefore, WWE can book it for Sunday Night’s Main Event to give it much-needed closure.