WWE SmackDown Results – November 6

WWE SmackDown Results – November 6, 2026 – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage results of WWE SmackDown on November 6, from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

Following a video package recapping the feud between CM Punk and Kevin Owens, the scene shifts inside the Barclays Center. Sami Zayn marches down the ramp toward the ring, ready to address the crowd after his actions at the end of SmackDown.

Zayn asks the live crowd how many people came ready to ride or die with “The Last Real Good Guy.” He admits he cannot stop thinking about Roman Reigns telling him that he will not be Undisputed WWE Champion by the time WWE Crown Jewel arrives. Zayn explains that while he once liked people underestimating him, those days are gone. He vows that as long as he holds the championship, no one will ever overlook him again.

Jimmy Uso’s music hits, and he makes his way out to the ring. Jimmy reminds Zayn that he was his dawg, his friend, his family, and his Honorary Uce. Pointing out that he is standing alone in the ring, Jimmy admits it takes everything in him not to take Zayn down right now. He adds that The Bloodline is currently at war with The 946.

Zayn replies that he will always consider Jimmy his dawg. He thought Jimmy would understand his perspective better than anyone else, noting that Jimmy understood him during their time in The Bloodline and pulled the trigger before anyone else. Jimmy fires back that he simply did what he had to do when push came to shove. Zayn fires right back, declaring that he is doing what he needs to do to secure the respect he deserves.

Jimmy warns Zayn that he will be defeated at Crown Jewel. Zayn explains that he deliberately provoked Reigns to ensure the champion takes their upcoming Men’s Crown Jewel match seriously. He wants a furious Roman Reigns because that is the level of respect he has earned. Zayn tells Jimmy to let Reigns know he will see him tomorrow night before walking out of the ring.

Zayn begins to leav, but he stops as Nima and Price approach while Carmelo Hayes and Cruz Montana launch an attack. Royce Keys and Jaida Parker join the assault, continuously taunting Zayn from ringside to see how he will react. Zayn stays silent and turns to walk away without intervening.

Jimmy struggles back to his feet to fight off The 946, but Santana drops him with a heavy discus clothesline. Keys immediately follows up by planting Jimmy with a spinebuster.

As Nima and Price finish dismantling Jimmy on the floor, Zayn turns his back and slowly walks up the ramp. Hayes connects with Nothin’ But Net, leaving The 946 to continue stomping and striking a helpless Jimmy Uso.

Backstage Conversation: Rey Fenix, Johnny Gargano, Candice LeRae, and Sami Zayn

After a brief commercial break, Sami Zayn walks through the backstage area. Rey Fenix approaches him, looks him in the eyes, shakes his head in disappointment, and walks away.

Johnny Gargano and Candice LeRae show up next to check on Zayn and ask if he is okay. Gargano assures Zayn that he did the right thing by walking away. Johnny reminds him that he has the biggest match of his career tomorrow at Crown Jewel and pointing out that they are all survivors. LeRae chimes in, suggesting that once everything settles, Zayn can finally grant Gargano his earned title match.

Zayn responds that he wants to ensure he keeps the championship long enough to give Gargano that opportunity. He mentions that Penta holds the briefcase, suspecting that the pair are actively scheming behind the scenes. Zayn tells Gargano that he truly deserves a title match and promises to speak with Aldis to set it up. Sami tells Gargano and LeRae how much he appreciates their support.

Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Tama Tonga

Shinsuke Nakamura and Tama Tonga start the match by trading heavy punches in the center of the ring. Nakamura fires back with knees, but Tonga responds with knees and an elbow of his own. Shinsuke strikes with a forearm before Tonga connects with a sharp right hand. Nakamura misses a knee attempt, allowing Tonga to score a double-leg takedown and rain down punches.

Tonga keeps up the pressure by landing consecutive kicks on a downed Nakamura. Nakamura fights back to his feet, landing punches and a knee to create space. He traps Tonga in the corner with a series of forearms, but Tonga answers with swift punches and a hard elbow. Tonga whips Nakamura into the turnbuckles, but Nakamura catches him with double elbows on a charge.

Tonga rebounds instantly with a running forearm. He backs Nakamura into the corner and lays in a barrage of kicks. Nakamura cuts off the assault with a knee, sending Tonga crashing into the turnbuckles. Nakamura follows up with a running knee directly to the midsection. He chokes Tonga with his boot in the corner before landing another kick.

Tonga tries to defend with his boots on a charge, but Nakamura catches his legs. Nakamura drapes Tonga across the ropes and executes a sliding German suplex. To cap off the sequence, Nakamura hurls Tonga outside the ring, driving him hard into the ringside barrier.

Shinsuke Nakamura drops Tama Tonga with a flying boot. Nakamura continues the offensive assault with forearms and knees before landing a sliding boot directly to the head. He unloads a series of kicks to Tonga’s chest. Tonga blocks one attempt, but Nakamura quickly counters by striking with his other leg. Nakamura locks in a full nelson, but Tonga escapes the grip. Shinsuke quickly recaptures control, landing an arm-trapped German suplex for a close near fall.

Nakamura leaps off the turnbuckles but misses his target. He instantly rebounds to land a sharp kick to Tonga’s head. Tonga turns the tide with a flatliner, quickly following up with a suplex and a brainbuster for a near fall of his own. Nakamura strikes back with a forearm, but Tonga shuts it down with a headbutt. Shinsuke answers with a knee strike and a spinning heel kick, then connects with a reverse exploder suplex.

Nakamura sets up for the Kinshasa, but Talla Tonga hops onto the apron to create a distraction. Tama rolls up Nakamura from behind for a near fall, then quickly executes Cutthroat. Kyoki rushes out to neutralize Talla at ringside, but Talla catches him mid-air and deposits him onto the apron. Kyoki recovers instantly and knocks Talla off the apron with a dropkick. Taking advantage of the chaos, Nakamura nails Tama with the Kinshasa to score the pinfall victory.

Winner: Shinsuke Nakamura

Backstage: CM Punk Addresses Kevin Owens

Backstage, Jackie Redmond stands with CM Punk and asks about the personal nature of his upcoming match. Punk responds that the bout isn’t quite as personal for him as people think. He emphasizes that he simply gets the opportunity to wrap a steel chair around Kevin Owens’ fat head.

Punk admits he remains furious about losing his Undisputed WWE Championship to a mediocre midcarder like Sami Zayn entirely because of Owens’ interference. He mocks Owens for bringing constant ex-girlfriend energy into their feud. Punk concludes by declaring that once he dispatches Owens tonight, he will immediately refocus his attention on reclaiming his championship.

Gunther and Finn Bálor Staredown and Brawl

Gunther makes his way to the ring and addresses the crowd, asking if anyone actually believed he was scared last Friday. He admits he was weirded out by the situation, but insists he did everyone a favor by cleaning out that freak show. Gunther declares that he proved everything he said about Finn Bálor is true, claiming Bálor’s career is hanging by a thread and that he is long past his prime. He states that if Bálor had any dignity left, he would retire tonight.

Gunther explains he thought his previous assessment would bruise Bálor’s ego enough to reignite his competitive fire. Instead, Bálor got friendly with Danhausen, put on face paint, and played along with all of his antics. Gunther admits he used to look up to Bálor and respect him, but accuses him of disgracing the sport. He gives Bálor one final chance to walk out to the ring and confront him like a man.

Finn Bálor makes his way to the ring to respond. Bálor says that what Gunther saw last week was a display of what he can truly tap into, acknowledging it might just be some paint and fancy smoke and mirrors to some. However, he reminds Gunther that he was the one who stomped him, climbed a ladder, and drove him straight through a table last week. Bálor adds that Gunther was the one who looked like he saw a demon. He tells Gunther that if he wants the real Finn Bálor, here he is—no paint, no smoke and mirrors, just him with a demon inside waiting to come out.

Bálor fires the first punch, but Gunther cuts him off with a knee strike. He answers with a forearm and pulls down the top rope, sending Gunther tumbling out of the ring to the floor. Bálor kicks Gunther from the apron and scales the turnbuckles. Gunther catches him in mid-air with a press slam. Gunther sets up for a powerbomb, but Bálor slips out, connects with a Sling Blade, and drops Gunther into the turnbuckles with a dropkick. Bálor climbs to the top rope again, forcing Gunther to roll out to the floor to escape.

Fatal Influence Addresses the Women’s Tag Division

Byron Saxton stands backstage with the members of Fatal Influence. Jacy Jayne interrupts Byron, mispronouncing his name. Byron politely corrects her, but Jacy brushes it off, declaring that Fatal Influence only speaks facts.

Jacy mocks Tatum Paxley and Alexa Bliss, pointing out that their title reign lasted only two minutes. She adds that Charlotte Flair should actually be happy that Jade Cargill took her out. Lainey Reid jumps in, agreeing with Jacy and telling Byron that everyone should be thrilled about how things unfolded.

Fallon Henley steps up to wrap up the interview, warning Byron that they are coming back to reclaim the NXT Women’s Tag Team Championship. She declares that the entire locker room needs to realize that everyone operates under their influence.

B-Fab & Michin vs. Lainey Reid & Fallon Henley for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship

Lainey Reid and Michin start the match by locking up in the center of the ring. Reid complains about hair pulling before yanking Michin’s hair in return. Both women attempt kicks simultaneously, block each other’s foot, set them down in unison, and tease punches. They shake hands, but Michin quickly transitions into a double-leg takedown for a near fall. Reid bridges out for a near fall of her own before Michin drops her with a dropkick. B-Fab tags in to combine with Michin on a series of double-team kicks, scoring a near fall. Reid answers with a lungblower and drives B-Fab into the turnbuckles.

Fallon Henley tags in after Reid delivers a knee strike in the corner and a snapmare. Henley hits a sliding forearm for a two-count and sends B-Fab into the corner. B-Fab fights back with a back elbow and a forearm before connecting with a sliding clothesline for a near fall. She kicks Reid off the apron, but Henley locks in a sleeper hold. B-Fab escapes by driving Henley into the turnbuckles. Henley lands a boot to the head and knocks Michin off the apron.

B-Fab lands a slap, and Henley responds with a forearm. Both women collide as they attempt clotheslines at the exact same time.

Outside the ring, Tatum Paxley and Alexa Bliss leap onto the ringside barrier. Bliss delivers a Molly Go Round onto Jacy Jayne while Paxley connects with a crossbody on Jade Cargill. Paxley and Bliss rush into the ring to attack both competing teams, prompting the referee to ring the bell.

Result: No Contest

Following the match, Cargill and Jayne enter the ring to continue the brawl. Bayley rushes down to the ring, but Cargill cuts her off with a bicycle kick. Cargill sets up for Jaded, but Charlotte Flair’s music hits, forcing a halt due to WWE By-Laws.

Charlotte enters the ring and trades heavy forearms with Cargill. Cargill lands a kick but misses a bicycle kick attempt. Flair scores a double-leg takedown and sets up for the Figure-Eight, but she gets caught with a superkick.

Flair, Bayley, Paxley, and Alexa Bliss unite to clear the ring, sending all of their rivals tumbling out to the floor.

Kevin Owens Fires Back at CM Punk

Backstage, Kevin Owens asks Byron Saxton if he saw what transpired two weeks ago, mocking CM Punk for acting like he is always calm, cool, and collected. Owens points out that if conflict follows Punk everywhere he goes, Punk himself is the common denominator. He notes that Punk acted as though Owens was beneath him, but insists he successfully got under his skin.

Owens reveals that when he went to the Performance Center on Wednesday for treatment, Punk had Shawn Michaels ask him to leave the building. He criticizes Punk for competing for the NXT Championship, emphasizing that NXT is a division built for the future—and Punk is certainly not the future. Owens admits that both he and Punk are nearing the end of their careers, declaring that everything he does now is designed to send Punk into the past sooner than he would like. Owens wraps up by promising to see “Phil” in the ring.

Chelsea Green and Liv Morgan Address Crown Jewel Championship Match

Nick Aldis stands in the ring and introduces WWE Women’s Champion Chelsea Green to discuss her upcoming match at Crown Jewel. Aldis acknowledges their past differences, but emphasizes his deep respect for her and his pride in having her represent the brand. He brings up Liv Morgan’s claim from last week that Green isn’t a worthy champion, inviting Green to respond to the criticisms.

Green reflects on Aldis’ past advice about self-belief, admitting she often struggles with self-doubt. She reveals that Morgan’s insults—calling her a talentless placeholder champion—cut deep because she sometimes feels that way herself. Green confesses to constantly fighting the urge to doubt whether she deserves to hold the title. Aldis interrupts to assure her that she earned her spot as champion.

Green explains that re-assuring words aren’t enough, as she wants to build a lasting legacy alongside history’s legendary champions. She states that beating Morgan at Crown Jewel is essential to prove her title reign isn’t a fluke. Winning tomorrow night is her chance to silence the inner voices, cement her legacy, and confirm her status as a true champion.

Liv Morgan interrupts and enters the ring, mocking Green for showing emotion. Morgan argues that WWE doesn’t hand out participation trophies, claiming Green only won the title because Rhea Ripley got injured. She tells Green the fans only support her because they see themselves in her: talentless people hoping for luck. Calling Green a charity case rather than a real champion, Morgan vows to prove Green’s self-doubts right and leave Crown Jewel as a two-time champion.

Trick Williams and Lil Yachty Respond to Damian Priest

Byron Saxton stands backstage with Trick Williams and Lil Yachty to ask Williams about his current mindset. Williams admits he fully expected to become a double champion and move on to face Roman Reigns at Crown Jewel. He acknowledges that the path to the top is a long road, but insists it is a matter of when, not if, he reclaims championship gold.

Saxton pivots to bring up Damian Priest’s recent critical comments. Before Williams can answer, Lil Yachty steps in, declaring that Williams does not care about any emo goth man.

Williams takes back the mic to emphasize that he is entirely fed up with the disrespect. He sends a clear warning to the locker room, stating that if anyone has an issue with him, they know exactly where to find him.

Damian Priest vs. Nathan Frazer

Nathan Frazer attacks Damian Priest before the match even begins, wiping him out with consecutive suicide dives at ringside. Once Priest rolls into the ring, the referee starts the match, and Frazer immediately hits a shooting star press to Priest’s back followed by a jumping thrust kick. Priest powers back, hurling Frazer into the turnbuckles, but Frazer slips away and fires off punches. Damian cuts off the rally with a heavy forearm, drives knees into Frazer’s midsection, and smashes his face directly into the mat.

Priest sets up for South of Heaven, but Frazer flips out to land on his feet. Frazer drops down near the ropes, causing Priest’s momentum to carry him out to the floor. Frazer lands a flying kick and charges for a suicide dive, but Priest catches him mid-air and side-swipes him hard into the ringside barrier. Priest follows up by executing a ruthless Razor’s Edge through the announce table.

The referee immediately stops the match due to Frazer’s condition.

Winner: Damian Priest by referee stoppage

Following the bell, Axiom attempts to calm Priest down at ringside. Priest ignores his pleas, grabbing Axiom and launching him violently into the steel ring post to end the segment.

Kevin Owens vs. CM Punk (No Holds Barred Match)

CM Punk and Kevin Owens immediately trade wild punches as the bell rings. Punk gains early control with a hard elbow, a short-arm clothesline, and follow-up strikes. Owens fights back with a sharp kick and a forearm, but Punk answers with knees to the midsection. Punk whips Owens across the ring and hits a running knee in the corner, though Owens slips away to avoid a bulldog attempt. Owens blocks a Go 2 Sleep and counters by clotheslining Punk over the top rope onto the arena floor. Owens hurls Punk into the announce table, but Punk responds with a knee strike that lays Owens across the table.

Punk pulls a table out from under the ring, but Owens grabs a steel chair and drives it directly into Punk’s ribs and back. Owens strikes Punk with right hands, sending him tumbling through the crowd barricade. Owens drives Punk into a phone stand, while Punk retaliates by tossing a water bottle into Owens’ face. The two brawl deeper through the arena seating while exchanging blows. Punk throws a wheelchair directly at Owens, and Owens answers by cracking a metal trash can over Punk’s head before slamming him hard into the guardrail.

Owens hurls Punk directly into a ring camera, but Punk counters by Irish whipping Owens into the steel guardrail. Punk lays in right hands and chokes Owens against the barricade. Owens responds with a kick and drives Punk back into the railing, rubbing his head violently against the plexiglass. The Second City Saint gets caught in the barrier, allowing Owens to stand on his groinal area. Punk recovers, reverses an Irish whip, and sends Owens crashing back into the ringside area before delivering a clothesline off the barricade. Punk grabs the heavy steel steps, strikes Owens in the head, and sets up for a piledriver on the steps. Owens slips out, sweeps Punk’s legs, and drops his back hard onto the steel steps before pulling out a table from under the ring.

Owens smacks Punk with a steel chair and sets up a second table adjacent to the first at ringside. Punk fights back, striking Owens in the ribs and back with the chair before rolling him into the ring. Punk tosses a trash can inside, but Owens grabs it and cracks it over Punk’s head. Owens wedged the trash can over Punk’s upper body, struck it with a chair, and delivered a devastating cannonball into the container. After pulling the trash can off, Owens eats a punch from Punk but strikes him multiple times with the metal can. Owens attempts a powerbomb onto the flattened trash can, but Punk counters with a back body drop that sends Owens crashing spine-first onto the metal.

CM Punk and Kevin Owens take the action back down to the floor, trading stiff forearms down the aisle until Punk gains the upper hand. They fight their way up to the entrance stage, where Owens lands a punch and smashes Punk head-first into his own image on the LED wall. Owens sets up for a piledriver on the stage, but Punk counters, lifts Owens up, and connects with a Go 2 Sleep. Punk loads Owens onto an equipment cart and wheels him all the way back down to ringside, crashing him into the ring apron.

They return to the ring, where Punk scales the turnbuckles and lands a diving elbow drop for a near fall. Punk unloads with punches before locking in the Anaconda Vice, forcing Owens to rake the eyes and bite Punk to break the hold. Owens wedges a steel chair between the turnbuckles and strikes Punk with another chair. He attempts to whip Punk into the exposed chair, but Punk reverses it, sending Owens crashing face-first into his own trap. Punk immediately hits a DDT onto a steel chair for a close two-count.

Punk hurls a stack of chairs into the ring and lays one over Owens’ chest before climbing the turnbuckles again. Owens rolls to the floor to escape, but Punk pursues him, striking him with a chair and landing right hands. Punk climbs onto the ringside barrier and leaps off with an elbow drop, driving Owens through the table at ringside.

Punk rolls Owens back into the ring and searches beneath the apron until he pulls out a heavy steel chain. He wraps the chain tightly around his knee and signals for the Go 2 Sleep. Punk lifts Owens up, but Owens escapes with a headbutt and a kick. Punk blocks a Stunner attempt, but Owens instantly answers with a superkick followed by a Swanton Bomb for a dramatic near fall.

Owens strikes Punk across the back with a steel chair before arranging a row of chairs in the center of the ring. He chokes Punk with the edge of a chair, places him on the turnbuckle, and delivers a chop. Owens attempts a superplex onto the chairs, but Punk blocks it, firing back with punches and a headbutt to send Owens to the mat. Punk drops to the floor and pulls a leg sweep, crashing Owens hard onto the apron. Owens recovers quickly, hurling Punk into the ring post and following up with a forearm that knocks Punk onto the tables set up at ringside.

Owens climbs to the top turnbuckle to attempt a Swanton Bomb through the tables, but Punk rushes back into the ring and cuts him off with punches. The two trade right hands until Punk lands a head kick. Punk press slams Owens directly onto the row of chairs inside the ring, scoring a close near fall. Punk attempts a Go 2 Sleep on the apron, but Owens escapes and executes a fisherman’s buster off the apron, driving Punk through the tables.

Owens rolls Punk back inside, immediately landing a kick and a Stunner for a near fall. He digs the leg of a chair into Punk’s face, then stands over the steel chain and wraps it around his fist. Owens swings the chain, but Punk counters mid-strike with a Go 2 Sleep. However, the momentum causes Owens to bounce off the ropes and nail Punk with a chain-wrapped punch, falling directly on top of him for the three-count.

Winner: Kevin Owens

We go to credits.

WWE SmackDown Card:

No Holds Barred Match | CM Punk vs. Kevin Owens
Women’s Tag Team Championship | Michin and B-Fab (c) vs. Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid
Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Tama Tonga
Damian Priest vs. Nathan Frazer

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