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New Women’s United States Champion Tiffany Stratton will defend her crown against Kiana James. WWE is also heavily advertising The Funeral of The Gingerbread Man, which is expected to intensify the rivalry between Sami Zayn and Williams.
The biggest match announced for tonight’s SmackDown as of this writing is a six-woman tag team contest. Women’s Champion Rhea Ripley will join forces with The Allies of Convenience to battle Fatal Influence.
Given the star power and the interpersonal relationships of the talents involved, the tag team contest will likely steal the show. It’s hard to predict which side will emerge victorious. In this listicle, we will look at three finishes to the six-woman tag team match on WWE SmackDown.
#3. Jacy Jayne could pin either Charlotte Flair or Alexa Bliss
Jacy Jayne, alongside her Fatal Influence teammates (Fallon Henley & Lainey Reid), debuted on the main roster on the SmackDown after WrestleMania 42. She quickly made a massive statement by going after top stars like Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, and Rhea Ripley. Despite being new to the main roster, Jayne is already swimming with sharks on the blue brand.
The Fatal Influence leader is coming off a spectacular run in NXT. She’s a two-time NXT Women’s Champion and a former NXT Women’s Tag Team Champion. In her latest reign, Jayne defeated major stars like Sol Ruca, Tatum Paxley, and Kendal Grey, among others.
Jayne continued her dominant run on SmackDown when she shockingly defeated the legendary Charlotte Flair last week. Given her recent booking, WWE could continue to push her and help her reach main event status.
On tonight’s SmackDown, Jacy Jayne could pick up a massive win for her side. She could pin either Flair or Bliss, who might be doubting themselves after being outclassed by Fatal Influence.
The Queen’s relationship with Ripley could play a major role in Fatal Influence’s potential win. Jayne could capitalize on a misunderstanding or argument between Flair and Mami. She could pin The Queen and register another win over the icon.
#2. The babyfaces could win on SmackDown
Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss have arguably been going through a rough patch on SmackDown. After dominating the tag team division last year, The Allies of Convenience haven’t experienced much success in recent weeks. They even lost their title match at WrestleMania 42.
Flair is already on the back foot after losing to an up-and-coming wrestler like Jayne. Another defeat on tonight’s SmackDown could do irreparable damage to her momentum. Little Miss Bliss also needs a big win after suffering several major losses in the past few months.
Fans can’t forget that The Allies of Convenience have Women’s Champion Rhea Ripley on their side. Mami is among the most dominant wrestlers on the roster, and she rarely loses big matches.
Following her huge win over Jade Cargill at WrestleMania 42, Ripley must continue to rack up victories to establish herself as a credible champion. Hence, the babyface trio could hand a major loss to Fatal Influence on SmackDown. A potential loss could also motivate the heels to come back stronger and possibly take down the veterans in a rematch.
#1. Charlotte Flair could abandon Rhea Ripley
Charlotte Flair and Rhea Ripley share a storied history. They have had some heated feuds over championships in their WWE careers. At WrestleMania 36, Flair defeated Mami to win the NXT Women’s Championship. Three years later, at The Show of Shows, Ripley got her revenge as she pinned Flair to capture the Women’s Title in one of the best matches of the event.
Flair and The Eradicator continue to share a tumultuous relationship on WWE TV. However, in recent weeks, they have shown respect to each other for collectively tackling the threat posed by Fatal Influence.
Bliss has continued to play peacemaker in the whole situation. However, she might not be able to convince the former rivals to work as a unit on tonight’s SmackDown. After a potential heated argument or mishap, The Queen could walk out on Ripley during the tag team match. A helpless Mami might not be able to fend off the heels alone, leading to a loss for the babyfaces.
The betrayal angle could enable Fatal Influence to pick up a huge win. Moreover, it could plant the seeds for Flair’s inevitable heel turn and split from Little Miss Bliss. WWE could then book two high-profile matches: Bliss vs. Flair and The Queen vs. The Eradicator in the summer of 2026.
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