WWE SmackDown Results – June 12, 2026

WWE SmackDown Results – June 12, 2026 – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage results of WWE SmackDown on June 12, from the Amica Mutual Pavillion in Providence, Rhode Island.

Cody walks into the arena and immediately asks Nick Aldis for an update on Gunther. Nick says Gunther hasn’t told him anything about tonight. Cody nods and tells Nick they’re going to have a good SmackDown regardless.

Cody continues down the hall and runs into the Usos. He fist bumps Jey, but Jimmy refuses to acknowledge him. Jey tells Cody that tonight is his King of the Ring match, and when he wins the whole tournament, he’s coming for Cody at SummerSlam. It’s all business.

Cody tells him if anyone should be chasing this title, it should be Jey. He adds that he hopes that decision is Jey’s… and not Roman’s.

Backstage:

Cathy approaches Jade to talk about her match tonight and the pressure of trying to repeat. Jade says she has nothing to worry about. Michin and B‑Fab add that everyone found out who the real queen is and what happens when you try to jump the line. Jade says Rhea better rest up, because she’s coming for her title.

Charlotte Flair vs. Jade Cargill vs. Sol Ruca vs. Lyra Valkyria – Queen of the Ring First Round Match

Jade blasts Flair with a punch at the bell, but Flair fires back with a kick while Lyra holds Jade in place. Flair and Sol try for a double suplex, but Jade blocks it and reverses, powering both over. Lyra jumps off the turnbuckles, but Jade catches her and hits a fallaway slam that sends Lyra crashing into Sol.

Flair steps up wanting a piece of Jade and unloads with chops before hitting a German suplex. Flair tries a suplex against the ropes, but B‑Fab and Michin yank her to the floor and start kicking her down.

Alexa Bliss’ music hits. She storms out and throws forearms at Michin, but B‑Fab nails Alexa with a shot of her own. Tiffany Stratton runs out next and attacks B‑Fab. Michin jumps Tiffany from behind, and the two fight into the crowd while Alexa and B‑Fab brawl up the aisle.

Back in the ring, Flair hits a crossbody on Jade for a two count. Lyra rolls up Flair, then Sol rolls up Flair right after. Lyra hits a headbutt and a hip‑toss slam, but Flair breaks up the pin. Lyra goes for a standing switch and another rollup, but Sol kicks her. Lyra rolls to the floor as Jade returns and wipes out both Flair and Sol with a double clothesline.

Jade sends Flair into the corner and kicks and chokes her. Sol sneaks in with a rollup on Jade for two. Jade answers with a clothesline for her own near fall. She hits Sol with a back elbow and a kick. Flair rolls Jade up for two, then Jade gets a near fall on Flair. Jade sends Flair to the floor.

Jade drives Sol into the corner and crushes her with a flying back elbow. She follows with a suplex for another near fall, then kicks Sol down again as she keeps control.

Flair fires back with a kick and a chop, but misses the follow‑up. Jade levels her with a clothesline for a two count. Lyra reenters and Jade takes her down with a double‑leg, stacking her for another near fall. Jade suplexes Sol, but Sol rolls her up for a quick two. Sol answers with an elbow and a European uppercut, then lights Jade up with chops. Sol hits a springboard crossbody, but Jade rolls through. Lyra dropkicks Sol into Jade, sending both stumbling.

Lyra sends Sol to the floor and hits Flair with a pair of clotheslines. Flair tries a hip toss, but Lyra lands on her feet and cracks Flair with an enzuigiri. Lyra kicks Sol and hits a fisherman’s suplex, but Jade breaks it up with a kick. Jade tries a suplex, but Lyra counters into a DDT. Flair hits Natural Selection on Lyra, but Sol dives in to break the cover.

Sol misses a corner splash. She elbows Flair, Flair kicks back, and Sol whips Flair into the corner. Flair does the Flair Flip, but Sol runs into a boot hanging in the ropes. Sol kicks Flair on the turnbuckles and leaps up, but Flair shoves her off — Sol lands on her feet. Lyra sends Sol into the buckles, then kicks Flair. Jade slides underneath a superplex attempt, and Lyra turns it into a Samoan drop while Jade brings both crashing down. Lyra completes the Samoan drop and Jade covers Flair for a near fall.

Jade pie‑faces Flair, grabs her by the throat, but Flair fires back with forearms and chops. Jade hits a forearm, but Flair rebounds with her walk‑over clothesline.

Sol climbs up and drills Flair with a missile dropkick just as Flair tries to lock in the Figure Four on Jade. Sol leapfrogs Jade, and Lyra rolls Sol up for two. Sol whips Lyra, but Lyra sends Sol to the apron and hits a forearm. Lyra follows with a dropkick through the ropes to Jade. Sol then launches off the turnbuckles with a moonsault onto everyone at ringside as the match breaks down.

Sol rolls Lyra back inside and hits a springboard splash for a two count. She locks in a dragon sleeper, but Flair breaks it up with a figure‑four headscissors and rolls Sol around the ring. Flair tries a rollup, but Sol counters into one of her own for a near fall. Sol hangs Flair in a tarantula, but Lyra blasts Sol with a dropkick. Lyra follows with a Billy Goat’s Curse until Jade cuts her down with a back heel kick. Jade covers Sol for two.

Jade uppercuts Sol, then drives shoulders into Flair in the corner before chopping her down. She sends Sol into the buckles and kicks and chokes her. Jade unloads forearms on Lyra and chokes her in the corner as well. A snap mare sets Lyra up for a kick to the back. Jade turns and hits Flair with more forearms and shoulders, then crushes her with a flying elbow in the corner. She tries the same on Lyra, but Sol moves. Jade hoists Sol for a belly‑to‑back, but Sol lands on her feet and hits a knee. Jade answers with a spinebuster for a near fall.

Jade climbs the turnbuckles, but Flair cuts her off with a forearm and sets for a superplex. Sol joins them, and together they hit a double superplex. Lyra rolls back in and nearly steals the pin on Flair. Lyra whips Sol, but Sol moves and kicks her. Sol kicks Flair next and hits the springboard flip into a double clothesline.

Jade kicks Sol and plants Flair with Jaded, but Lyra dropkicks her off the cover. Lyra tries Night Wing on Jade, but Jade shoves her to the floor. Sol hits Sol Snatcher on Jade, but Lyra drags Sol out to stop the pin. Lyra climbs and hits the Rocker Dropper on Jade. Flair hits Natural Selection on Lyra, but Lyra kicks out. Sol breaks up Night Wing, but Flair kicks her away and locks Lyra in the figure four. Flair bridges into the Figure Eight, and Lyra taps out.

Winner: Charlotte Flair

Cathy Stops Tiffany Backstage

Cathy catches up with Tiffany and asks why she helped Charlotte earlier. Tiffany says it was simple — they didn’t want Jade anywhere near becoming champion, even if she and Charlotte aren’t friends.

B‑Fab and Michin suddenly roll up, ready to jump Tiffany, but Chelsea Green appears with a kendo stick in hand and swings her way into the fight, giving Tiffany the save.

Bloodline Locker Room Segment

Cathy stops Tiffany in the back and asks why she helped Charlotte earlier. Tiffany says it was simple — they didn’t want Jade becoming champion, even if she and Charlotte aren’t friends.

B‑Fab and Michin show up ready to jump her, but Chelsea Green appears swinging a kendo stick, stepping in as backup for Tiffany.

In the locker room, Jimmy and Jey are talking when Jacob Fatu walks in. Jacob says Roman sent him. Jimmy tells him Jey will handle everything tonight. Jacob says he’s not here for Jey — he’s here for Solo. Jimmy insists he’s here to make sure no one gets involved. Jacob tells Jimmy and Jey to handle their business… and he’ll handle his.

Results for WWE SmackDown on June 13, 2026, continue after a commercial break.

Backstage Confrontation with Tiffany, B‑Fab, Michin & Chelsea Green

Cathy stops Tiffany and asks why she helped Charlotte earlier. Tiffany says it was simple — they didn’t want Jade becoming champion, even if she and Charlotte aren’t friends. B‑Fab and Michin show up ready to jump her, but Chelsea Green arrives swinging a kendo stick to make the save for Tiffany.

Bloodline Locker Room Tension

Jimmy and Jey are in the locker room when Jacob Fatu walks in. Jacob says he was sent by Roman. Jimmy insists Jey will handle everything tonight. Jacob says he’s not here for Jey — he’s here for Solo. Jimmy says he’s here to make sure no one gets involved. Jacob tells them to handle their business, and he’ll handle his.

Blake Monroe Promo

Blake Monroe appears in a vignette and talks about Charlotte Flair. She says she remembers Charlotte being part of the Women’s Revolution, but now Charlotte and Alexa are a pair made in co‑dependent heaven. They think they’re stronger together, but Blake calls them soft and weak. She says she’s never burdened herself with friends, and she’s coming to SmackDown.

Gunther Confronts Nick Aldis

Nick Aldis is on the phone when Gunther walks into the office with a smile. Nick asks about the stipulation for next week’s title match. Gunther says he cannot trust Nick’s vetting of officials, so he will personally choose the referee. He says he’s still thinking and will let Nick know by the end of the night.

Finn Balor Arrives on SmackDown

Cathy stops Finn Balor to ask about moving to SmackDown. Finn says he couldn’t be more excited — he has some old friends here, but also plenty of old foes.

R‑Truth suddenly appears, immediately confuses Cathy with Rhea, and welcomes Finn “back to the family.” Truth asks how they can get Royce into Judgment Day. Damian Priest walks in, and Truth wants Priest to welcome Finn to SmackDown, but Priest is clearly not thrilled. Finn isn’t either.

Finn says he’s going to get ready for his match. Truth tells him they love him, and Priest says he doesn’t. Priest reminds Truth what Finn did to him. He says they face the MFTs next week, they’ll still be the champions, and it’ll be just them.

Results for the June 13, 2026 episode of WWE SmackDown continue after a commercial break.

Brie Bella & Paige vs. Lainey Reid & Fallon Henley – Non‑Title Match

Brie and Fallon start things off, but Reid distracts Brie long enough for Fallon to sneak in some early shots. Fallon whips Brie into the corner, but Brie fires out with a clothesline. Fallon misses one of her own, and Brie hits a side Russian leg sweep for a near fall. Paige tags in, and she and Brie whip Fallon into the corner, hit repeated knees, and finish with a double bulldog. Paige follows with a running knee for two. Fallon kicks her away and tags Reid. Paige hits a drop toe hold and a headbutt before tagging Brie, who kicks Reid. Fallon tries to interfere, but Brie dropkicks her. Paige knees Fallon in the corner while Brie kicks Reid in the ring. Brie goes for an O’Connor Roll, but Reid holds the ropes. With the ref distracted by Fallon, Jacy trips Brie. Reid unloads punches and sends Brie into the turnbuckles. Fallon tags in, hits a hip attack in the corner, and Reid follows with an elbow. Fallon hits a back elbow for a near fall.

Fallon locks in a cravate, but Brie escapes with kicks. Fallon hits a body shot. Paige tags in, but the ref doesn’t see it because Reid distracts him. Brie is trapped, and Reid tags back in. Brie lands a punch, but Fallon and Reid hit a double kick, and Reid follows with a blockbuster for two. Reid chokes Brie on the ropes, and Jacy sneaks in a forearm from the floor. Reid whips Brie into the corner, but Brie kicks her away and gets a sunset flip for two. Reid punches her and tags Fallon. Fallon sends Brie face‑first into the ropes and hits a running boot. She follows with a forearm to the back of the head. Brie fights back with punches, but Fallon drops her again. Reid tags in and kicks Brie, then cheap‑shots Paige off the apron. Reid stomps Brie and hits elbows to the neck. Fallon tags in and kicks Brie.

Reid sends Brie down, and Fallon applies a rear chinlock. She stretches Brie out, but Brie rolls her up for two. Fallon transitions into Rings of Saturn, but Brie rolls her again for another near fall. They trade forearms. Fallon blocks Brie from tagging, but Brie punches both Fallon and Reid. Reid tries to suplex Brie to the floor, but Brie escapes and finally tags Paige.

Paige storms in with a Thesz Press on Reid, then a German suplex. She hits a fisherman’s suplex, then a thrust kick for a near fall. Paige locks in the PTO, but Fallon pulls her off. Paige throws Fallon to the floor and hits RamPaige on Reid, but Fallon breaks the cover. Brie hits a missile dropkick on Fallon, but Reid blasts Brie with a running knee. Paige rolls Reid up, but the ref sends Brie back to the apron, slowing the count and giving Reid time to kick out. Fallon tags in and hits a flapjack.

Paige takes Fallon down with a double‑leg and sets for the PTO, but Jacy pulls Fallon to the floor. The referee ejects Jacy from ringside.

Fallon dives back in with an inside cradle, but Brie rolls Paige over, reversing the leverage and securing the three count.

Winners: Brie Bella and Paige

Sami Zayn & Gargano Family Backstage

We see a recap of Sami’s words to Cody last week. Sami says he’s damned if he does and damned if he doesn’t — that’s what happens when it involves a friend. You start asking yourself hard questions.

Candice asks Johnny when he’s going to get up and do something. Sami overhears, thinks they’re talking to him, and says he’ll talk to Cody about it. He thanks Johnny and walks off.

The show cuts to a commercial break. We will be back for more WWE SmackDown results for June 13, 2026

Danhausen, Angel & Humberto Backstage Segment

Danhausen is mid‑promo when Angel and Humberto walk up. They want him to re‑curse the Knicks, insisting the team needs his powers again. Danhausen considers it, but before he can answer, Matt Cardona shows up. Matt tells Danhausen he absolutely should NOT lift the curse — and then immediately admits he has no money to pay him, so he asks for Angel’s watch and ring instead.

Kit Wilson arrives next, telling Danhausen to lift the curse because all he does is spout catchphrases anyway. Danhausen says he actually likes Miz the way he is now, so he’s not changing anything.

Kit gets irritated, slaps a nearby panel, and causes a sudden power surge that flickers the lights. Danhausen simply nods, says nothing more, and walks away, leaving everyone confused.

Sami Zayn In‑Ring Confrontation with Cody Rhodes

Sami Zayn makes his way to the ring and says the reaction feels strange. He spent the last few weeks in Europe, and the ride‑or‑dies were out in full force for him. Sami tells the crowd they have two choices — sit there with sour faces and boo him, or ride or die with the Last Good Guy. He says he’d love to come out and party with the diehards, but something has been brewing for months and he wants it settled. He calls Cody Rhodes to the ring.

Cody’s music hits and he joins Sami in the ring. Cody asks what Sami wants to talk about.

Sami tells him not to do the “American Nightmare” routine — he wants his friend Cody, not the persona. He says there have been misunderstandings for months. He’s helped Cody, but he’s paid the price for it. Sami says Cody made him feel like the worst person alive when Gunther choked him out, but Cody did deserve it. Last week, Sami helped Cody again, and by the end of the night Sami was on his back while Cody stood tall. Sami asks if that was really an accident.

Cody says Sami is asking him to explain pro wrestling to him, which he doesn’t need to do. It’s competition — and Sami wants him to turn it off? Cody points out Sami is wearing a new shirt that Cody might believe in more than Sami does. Cody says they shouldn’t even be standing here. Two years ago, WrestleMania 40 was the biggest night of his career.

Sami cuts him off and says he was the first guy in the ring when Cody finished his story. Before Kevin Owens, before Jey Uso, before CM Punk, Randy Orton, or John Cena. If anyone should have sour grapes, it’s him. But he didn’t — because he’s a good guy. Sami asks how many of those men are still Cody’s friends. Is the problem all of them… or Cody?

Cody says everything is about change — you have to be better than the day before. When the title gets involved, he couldn’t be as honest with them as he could with Sami. Cody says he’s taking all this heat for nothing. The crowd is booing Sami and chanting “Sami Sucks” because he sucks. He’s whining, crying, and not the Sami they rode with. He’s desperate. Cody says let’s not pretend this is about anything except the title. Cody apologizes — he’s sorry he has this title, because it means Sami never will.

Sami slaps Cody. He immediately acts like he didn’t mean it and tries to apologize. He says he was out of line and hugs Cody. Cody slaps him back.

Cody asks if they’re good.

Sami turns and leaves the ring. He grabs a chair, walks back toward the apron, then tosses the chair aside and steps back to the floor, leaving the situation unresolved.

Jacob Fatu Confronts Solo Sikoa in the Locker Room

Jacob walks into the locker room and Solo immediately wants to know what he wants. Jacob says he’s here with a message from Roman — it’s been too long, and Roman wants Solo to come home.

Solo asks if that’s really what Roman said. He tells Jacob that isn’t “home,” it’s a dog house. He calls Jacob Roman’s lap dog. Solo says he remembers who Jacob used to be — a killer everyone feared — but now he’s a lackey, and the only reason he’s still standing here is because Solo allows it. Solo says Roman has done nothing but embarrass Jacob, humiliate him, and make him kneel. Solo says he’s not going back. He tells Jacob to tell Roman he can go to hell.

Jacob says he understands where Solo is coming from. He says he made his decision, and he’s standing on business. Jacob says he’s coming for Solo.

Solo tells Jacob that if Roman wants him to “come home,” then Roman can come get him himself.

We will return after a break with more results from the June 13, 2026 episode of WWE SmackDown.

Rey Fenix vs. Axiom – AAA Cruiserweight Championship

They lock up and Rey takes control early with a side headlock and a shoulder tackle. He follows with a sharp dropkick and a tope suicida to the floor. Rey sends Axiom back inside and goes for a springboard, but Axiom catches him mid‑air and clamps on a sleeper. Rey slips free and they run through a fast exchange of reversals. Rey blocks a kick, Axiom misses an enzuigiri, and Rey avoids the O’Connor Roll by grabbing the ropes. Axiom answers with a half‑and‑half suplex and a kick for a count of two.

Rey fires off chops, but Axiom traps the arm and goes for a Fujiwara armbar. Rey rolls through and reaches the ropes. Rey knocks Axiom to the apron, then hits an enzuigiri that sends him to the floor. Axiom climbs and goes for a double‑jump attack but rolls through when Rey moves. Axiom then dropkicks Rey to the outside and follows with a moonsault to the floor.

Back inside, Axiom chops Rey and gets another near fall. Rey answers with a chop of his own, but Axiom kicks him in the chest and covers again. Rey hits a back heel kick and tries a sunset flip, but Axiom rolls through and blasts him with a forearm for two. They trade forearms and chops until Axiom hits a dropkick for another near fall. Axiom goes back to the sleeper, but Rey drives elbows into him and rams Axiom into the turnbuckles to break free. Rey goes for a moonsault but overshoots, landing behind Axiom — and Axiom immediately jumps back on with another sleeper as the match continues.

Rey fights back to his feet and drives elbows into Axiom to break the hold. He goes for a tornado DDT off the turnbuckles, but Axiom catches him in mid‑air and drags him right back into a sleeper. Rey shifts his weight, floats over, and bridges Axiom for a near fall.

Rey unloads with chops and forearms, but Axiom answers with a knee. Rey swings through the ropes and nails a spinning back heel kick. He climbs the turnbuckles, but Axiom cuts him off with a kick. Axiom sets for a Spanish Fly, but Rey headbutts him down to the mat. Rey follows with a running kick on the ropes and a crossbody for a two count. Rey kicks Axiom in the chest. Axiom blocks the next kick, but Rey snaps a roundhouse to the temple.

Axiom slips off Rey’s shoulders, but Rey hits a back elbow. Rey goes for a springboard, but Axiom launches himself between Rey’s legs and hits a German suplex into the corner. Axiom follows with a missile dropkick for a near fall. He sets for the Golden Ratio, but Rey matrix‑leans under it and cracks him with another round kick. Rey plants Axiom with a Death Valley Brainbuster, but Axiom kicks out as the match stays razor close.

Both men collide with clotheslines at the same time. Axiom rolls through and traps Rey in a cross arm breaker, but Rey counters into a rollup for a close two. Axiom charges for Golden Ratio in the corner, but Rey moves and Axiom crashes into the turnbuckles. Rey fires back with a springboard spinning back heel kick and sets for the muscle buster, but Axiom kicks free. Axiom hits a Spanish Fly for a near fall.

Axiom sets again for Golden Ratio, but Rey cuts him off with a superkick, then a springboard spinning back heel kick. Rey hits another one for good measure, lifts Axiom, and plants him with the muscle buster for the three count.

Winner: Rey Fenix

Gunther Names His Referee

Nick Aldis is in his office when Gunther returns. Gunther says he has thought long and hard and finally made his decision. He says he needs someone who knows the rulebook inside and out — but also someone with the right heart. A true good guy. Maybe the last real good guy.

Gunther announces his choice for next week’s title match referee: Sami Zayn.

Results for WWE SmackDown on June 13, 2026 continue after a commercial break.

Trick Williams, Carmelo Hayes & Ricky Saints In‑Ring Segment

Trick Williams makes his way to the ring with Lil Yachty. Trick cuts off his own introduction. He says it’s usually a party when they come out, but not tonight. After King of the Ring, he has to admit he lost — even if Dom cheated. He didn’t like it, it didn’t feel good, but it woke something up in him. It lit a fire he hasn’t felt in a long time. Trick says he wants to take SmackDown to new heights. People keep asking who’s going to run the brand now. Trick says he’s the leader of the New School. Losing pissed him off, and he wants to raise his game. And he reminds everyone he’s still the United States Champion.

Ricky Saints interrupts.

Carmelo Hayes interrupts Ricky and tells Trick they need to cut all this off right now.

Ricky storms into the ring and demands a mic. Hayes says Ricky comes out with catchphrase after catchphrase like a Dr. Seuss book, and he wants Trick to pick one of them already.

Ricky fires back that he’s the guy who beat Hayes, and the discussion should be about him being the new contender for the title.

Hayes brings up their history and says Trick has two guys killing themselves for a title he doesn’t even want to defend.

Ricky and Hayes argue over who beat who.

Trick finally tells them both to shut up. It doesn’t matter what either of them says because he’ll stomp out the winner. They can fight it out and figure out who gets him next. Until then, he tells Hayes to shut up while grown folks are talking.

Saints shoves Hayes into Trick, and Hayes punches Ricky. Hayes hits La Mistica on Ricky and follows with punches. Trick sends Hayes into the ring post and drops Ricky with a uranage as the chaos ends with Trick standing tall.

Solo Sikoa Confronts Royce Keys Backstage

Cathy is with Royce Keys and asks him about his King of the Ring tournament match. Before he can answer, Solo Sikoa walks in, and Cathy steps aside.

Solo tells Royce the Bloodline is here — the real Bloodline, the one that’s been running the place for years. He says he knows exactly why they’re all here tonight: to make sure Jey advances. Jacob is here to help them. The same Jacob Royce calls family.

Solo says Jacob is gone because he kneeled in front of Roman. He tells Royce he doesn’t need to fight for Roman or with Roman. Solo says he doesn’t want Royce to end up as another casualty in Roman’s war.

Results for the June 13, 2026 episode of WWE SmackDown continue following a commercial break.

Chelsea Green & Tiffany Stratton vs. B‑Fab & Michin

Tiffany and Michin start things off. Tiffany spins and her hair smacks Green by accident. She grabs a side headlock and hits a clothesline. Michin whips her into the corner, but Tiffany floats over and kicks her. Michin sends her in again, Tiffany floats over a second time, and Green tags in. Tiffany cartwheels into an Alabama Slam, and Green follows with a sliding faceplant for a near fall. B‑Fab tags in, Michin hits a back heel kick, and Fab boots Green in the head for two.

Green tries a belly‑to‑back suplex, but Fab lands on her feet and punches her. Michin tags in and she and Fab drive Green face‑first into the mat. Michin tags again, knocks Tiffany off the apron, and kicks Green for a near fall. Fab tags in and kicks Green. Michin tags back in and chokes Green. Fab tags in and chokes Green on the ropes.

Michin returns and whips Green hard. Green fires forearms, but Michin chops her and stands on her midsection. Green slaps back, but Michin kicks her down. Fab tags in and punches Green. Fab hits a headscissors and a spinning back heel kick in the corner for two. She taunts Tiffany with a little dance. Michin tags in, snap mares Green, and applies a bow‑and‑arrow, but Green counters into a lateral press for two. Michin clotheslines her down. Green throws punches, but Michin runs her into the turnbuckles. Green kicks her away and knocks Fab off the apron. Michin hits a Frankensteiner for a near fall and clamps on a front facelock.

Green breaks free with a Northern Lights suplex. Michin stops the tag, but Green kicks her away. Fab tries to cut her off, but Green hits an enzuigiri. Michin misses in the corner and spills to the floor. Fab hits the post shoulder‑first. Green crawls to the corner, but Jade pulls Tiffany off the apron to block the tag. Fab charges and eats Green’s knees, then misses a splash. Green hits the UnprettiHER, but Michin grabs her and plants her with a Styles Clash for the three count.

Winners: B‑Fab and Michin

Tiffany jumps Jade and throws punches, but Michin and Fab join Jade in attacking her. Jade drops Tiffany with Jaded. Tiffany looks at the U.S. Title belt, picks it up, and stares at it.

Kiana James & Giulia Confrontation

We see a recap of what happened between Kiana James and Giulia.

Cathy is backstage with Kiana. Kiana says her friend betrayed her. It might be gossip to everyone else, but it’s her life. She did everything for Giulia — she made her champion. Giulia needed her help.

Giulia walks in and says she needed help with contracts and English, not fighting. She says Kiana used her.

Kiana fires back that she passed her.

Giulia says her English is good enough to say what she needs to say… and she slaps Kiana across the face.

Finn Balor & Tama Tonga

Finn walks backstage and Tama Tonga stops him. Tama welcomes him to SmackDown and wishes him luck as Finn continues on.

The show heads to a commercial break. More WWE SmackDown results from June 13, 2026 are coming up next.

Cody, Nick Aldis & Sami Zayn Backstage

We return from commercial and Cody asks Nick if they’re really going through with this. Nick says his hands are tied — he wanted to name the stipulation himself. Cody says Sami is an emotional wreck right now.

Sami walks in and Cody asks if they’re good. Sami says he doesn’t know, because he’s an emotional wreck too.

Next Week’s Announcements

Next week will be commercial‑free as Gunther faces Cody Rhodes for the WWE Championship with guest referee Sami Zayn. Carmelo Hayes faces Ricky Saints, with the winner challenging Trick Williams at Night of Champions. Damian Priest and R‑Truth defend the tag titles against the MFTs. Charlotte Flair meets Liv Morgan in the Queen of the Ring semifinals.

LA Knight Backstage with Cathy

Cathy is with LA Knight to discuss his King of the Ring match. Knight says he wants to talk to ya. The Bloodline is in the building — but so is he. Knight says he predicted this. Roman said Jey would do it alone, but Jacob and Jimmy are here. Knight says he’s facing insurmountable odds, but if he can pull it off, he’ll be the one facing Roman at SummerSlam.

The show goes to a commercial break. Results from the June 13, 2026 episode of WWE SmackDown will continue shortly.

Finn Balor vs. Jey Uso vs. LA Knight vs. Royce Keys – King of the Ring Tournament Match

Knight calls for his music to be “played back,” but Jey jumps him before he can finish. Keys crashes in with a splash that wipes out both Jey and Finn. Keys then clotheslines Knight and Jey over the top rope to the floor. Finn kicks Keys’ leg, floats over him, and sends Keys to the floor as well. Finn follows with a flip dive onto Jey and Knight.

Finn and Jey roll back inside. Finn chops Jey, whips him into the corner, and hits another chop. Finn snap mares him and lands a dropkick to the temple for a near fall. Jey fires back with shoulders and punches in the corner. Knight returns with a kick and slams Jey into the turnbuckles before unloading with punches on the ropes. Keys yanks Knight to the floor, and Finn and Jey work together long enough to send Keys over the top rope.

Jey punches Finn and gets a near fall. Finn answers with punches of his own, but Jey drops him with a back elbow. At ringside, Keys Irish whips Knight into the barricade. Jey kicks Finn and gets another near fall, then clamps on a reverse chinlock while Knight continues beating down Keys outside. Jey takes Finn to the mat again.

Keys rams Knight into the apron. Jey goes for a sunset flip, but Finn rolls through and hits the running dropkick — because you don’t sunset flip Finn Balor. Finn gets a near fall, then kicks Knight off the apron. Keys returns and sends Finn into the turnbuckles before drilling him with a forearm to the back as the match continues.

Keys goes for a suplex, but Finn lands on his feet. Keys blasts him with a shoulder tackle. Jey fires a thrust kick and an uppercut at Keys, but Keys plants Jey with a spinebuster for a close call. Knight jumps in with kicks and punches on Keys. Keys fires back and they trade shots. Keys tries another suplex, but Knight slips behind and hits a neckbreaker, then follows with a boot and an elbow drop.

Knight stomps away in the corner, but when he charges, Keys levels him with a clothesline. Keys drags Knight up and hits a powerslam for a near fall. Finn pops up on the apron with a shoulder and a kick. He climbs the turnbuckles, but Keys catches him and hits a backbreaker. Keys clubs Finn with a forearm and sets him on the top rope. Keys unloads forearms across Finn’s chest, then turns and wipes out both Jey and Knight with a double clothesline.

Keys climbs again and hits a top‑rope powerslam for a near fall. He tosses Knight to the floor, but Knight drags him out with him. Keys runs Knight into the ring post. Jey tries a suicide dive, but Keys catches him and hot‑shots him on the apron. Keys then sends Jey crashing into the ring steps.

Jimmy Uso arrives at ringside and locks eyes with Keys. Solo Sikoa walks out next, and Keys has had enough of the interference. Solo and Jimmy stare each other down as the tension spikes and the match hangs in chaos.

Keys hammers Finn around ringside, but Finn fires back with a Sling Blade on the floor. Finn lines up the running dropkick, but Keys cuts him in half with a clothesline. Knight and Jey roll back into the ring and trade punches. Keys slides in and blasts Jey with a shot, then knees Knight. Jey fires punches, but Keys crushes him with a corner splash. Knight jumps Keys from behind and sends him into the turnbuckles, but Keys launches Knight with a back body drop. Keys splashes Knight in the corner again.

Keys heads to the floor, grabs Finn, and throws him back into the ring. Solo steps toward Keys and starts talking, distracting him. Finn hits Keys with a forearm, then another, but Keys stays on the apron. Finn finally knocks him off with a third shot. Finn goes for a pescado, but Keys catches him, slams him onto the apron, then hoists him for a running lawn dart into the post — but Jey superkicks Keys before he can throw Finn.

Knight dropkicks Jey through the ropes. Knight wants a piece of Jey, but Finn steps in and tries to rally everyone to work together to take out Keys. They strip the announce table and set up for a Cerberus Bomb through it as the chaos escalates.

Knight and Jey are back in the ring trading punches. Finn slides in and Jey drops him with the final shot. Finn rolls up Jey for a two count. Finn pops up and hits clotheslines on both Knight and Jey. He takes them down again with double‑leg takedowns and kicks to the chest. Finn hits GTR on Knight for a near fall.

Finn hits Sling Blade on Jey but runs straight into a superkick. Jey charges for a spear, but Finn kicks him away. Finn hits another Sling Blade and this time connects with the running dropkick into the corner. Finn climbs up top, but Knight leaps up and Finn loses his balance, dropping down and landing on top of Jey. Finn recovers and hits Coup de Grace — but Keys yanks Finn off Jey to break the cover.

Keys sends Finn crashing into Jimmy at ringside. Knight dropkicks Keys in the back, knocking him into Solo. Knight fires up with a leaping clothesline, then a side Russian leg sweep. Knight plants Jey with a Burning Hammer, then drops Keys with a reverse DDT. Knight climbs the turnbuckles and hits the Catchphrase elbow drop as the match continues to build toward its finish.

Knight lines up the BFT and kicks Keys to set it up, but Keys slips free. Keys rocks Knight with a punch — and Solo Sikoa suddenly blasts Knight with a Samoan Spike. Keys follows with a spinebuster to Knight. Jey Uso wastes no time, climbs the ropes, and crashes down with a frog splash to score the three count.

Winner: Jey Uso

We go to… TUDUM!

–– Here is what’s in store for tonight’s show ––

• King of the Ring Quarterfinal Match: Jey Uso vs. LA Knight vs. Royce Keys vs. Finn Balor
• Queen of the Ring Quarterfinal Match: Sol Ruca vs. Lyra Valkyria vs. Charlotte Flair vs. Jade Cargill
• GUNTHER to reveal stipulation for title rematch against Cody Rhodes
• Brie Bella & Paige vs. Fatal Influence (Lainey Reid & Fallon Henley) (w/ Jacy Jayne)

WWE SmackDown Preview – June 12, 2026

GUNTHER failed to take the Undisputed WWE Championship from Cody Rhodes at WWE Clash in Italy on May 31, and the finish created plenty of controversy. Last Friday on SmackDown, he used his legal team to secure another rematch. He also told General Manager Nick Aldis that he had a condition for the match but refused to reveal it. Tonight, he finally explains the condition he plans to attach to his rematch with Rhodes.

Women’s Tag Team Champions Paige and Brie Bella face Fatal Influence members Lainey Reid and Fallon Henley in non‑title action. Last Friday, Reid, Henley, and Jacy Jayne crossed paths with Paige and Brie backstage during an attack and jumped them. Jayne had already suffered a loss earlier that night in a First Round Fatal Four‑Way Match for the 2026 Queen of the Ring Tournament against Raquel Rodriguez of Judgment Day. Because of that, Fatal Influence enter tonight with something to prove.

The 2026 Queen of the Ring Tournament continues as Jade Cargill, Women’s Intercontinental Champion Sol Ruca, Lyra Valkyria, and Charlotte Flair meet in a First Round Fatal Four‑Way Match. Meanwhile, Royce Keys, Finn Balor, Jey Uso, and LA Knight collide in a First Round Fatal Four‑Way Match for the 2026 King of the Ring Tournament. The winner of the men’s match moves on to face Je’Von Evans in the semifinals. On the other side of the bracket, Oba Femi meets Dominik Mysterio in their semifinal match. For the women, IYO SKY and Raquel Rodriguez already advanced to the semifinals and will face each other. The winner of tonight’s women’s match meets Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan in the other semifinal.

WWE SmackDown Results – June 12, 2026

AdvertisementAdvertisement