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#4. Jey Uso pulled from Fanatics Fest
Fanatics Fest showcased some of the biggest names in the WWE, from Roman Reigns to Cody Rhodes to LA Knight. The one glaring miss was none other than Jey Uso. The former World Champion has not been seen on TV for more than two weeks.
He has been going through a divorce and it seems like the company has given him some time off to deal with it. The other question that comes from all this is if the former tag team champion will show up at SummerSlam, which is going to take place in August.
For now, the plans for Jey Uso remain unclear when it comes to him appearing at SummerSlam. It will be interesting to see what will happen in this regard in the next few weeks.
#3. Lyra Valkyria suffers broken nose?
Saturday Night Main Event had a lot of hard hitting matches, but one match may have witnessed a broken nose and that was between Lyra Valkyria and Bayley. The two stars went head to head in a hard hitting contest and Lyra came out on top as she won the match, thanks to a submission.
During the match, Lyra was hit in the nose by Bayley in a rather hard way and she was seen bleeding profusely. It was so bad that even the commentators were speculating if she had completely broken her nose. Despite all that, Valkyria showed her qualities and won the game against the former women’s champion.
#2. New Champions crowned at SNME
We are sticking with the Saturday Night Main Event as the show saw a new set of champions being crowned. Lainey Reid and Fallon Henley took on women’s tag team champions, Brie Bella and Paige for the titles. Brie and Paige turned out to be a successful pairing as they gelled well and showed great partnership.
However, during the match, Lainey Reid and Fallon Henley utilised Jacy Jayne by using Paige’s tactics against her to win the match, thereby becoming the new WWE women’s tag team champions.
It was a great sight to see Fatal Influence win the titles in front of a packed Madison Square Garden. They have a lot of potential and it is clear that they have a bright future ahead.
#1. Stephanie McMahon makes guest appearance at WWE SNME
The Madison Square Garden crowd were in for a surprise when out came Stephanie McMahon as a guest for Saturday Night Main Event. The former member of the Authority was not seen on television since WrestleMania 42, when she was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
She was accompanied by Joe Tessitore and spoke about her recent podcast stint. She recently interviewed WWE Undisputed Champion CM Punk and has been speaking to a lot of stars.
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