WWE FRIDAY NIGHT SMACKDOWN is coming to you live from the Unipol Arena in Bologna, Italy today (March 21, 2025) at a special start time of 3pm EST (but will air in the United States at 8pm EST). Welcome to the eWrestlingNews live results coverage of this week’s episode of WWE SmackDown!
This page will fill you in on all the winners for all matches, results for anything else going on and other highlights.
As always, keep refreshing for updates throughout the show and be sure to chat it up in the comments section as you watch along!
- Randy Orton starts off the show in the ring for a promo, but before he can even say a word, Kevin Owens’ music hits and he comes out to say he made a mistake by hurting Randy, even if he’s justified for what he did to Cody Rhodes and Sami Zayn. Owens can’t think of a better moment for WrestleMania than for the two of them to become the tag team champions. Orton has other plans in mind, though, and wants to kick Owens’ head off his shoulders at WrestleMania instead.
- Damian Priest and Jimmy Uso defeated Drew McIntyre and Shinsuke Nakamura by pinfall (with Priest pinning Nakamura). McIntyre took out Priest after the bell.
- Backstage, LA Knight approached Braun Strowman and told him he wants to see him smack Jacob Fatu back to factory settings, and that he’ll have his back if Solo Sikoa and Tama Tonga try to interfere. Strowman then revealed that Nick Aldis promised the winner of the match a shot at the United States title, so he not only wants to beat Fatu, but he also is hoping to punch his ticket to WrestleMania by doing so.
- Tiffany Stratton and Charlotte Flair had a split screen interview/promo segment. As per usual, they talked trash about one another, with Flair saying nobody compares to her and Stratton pointing out that she’s the champion and here to take The Queen’s throne.
- Braun Strowman defeated Jacob Fatu by disqualification after interference from Solo Sikoa and Tama Tonga. As this just cost Fatu not only the win, but a title shot, Fatu wasn’t exactly happy with the interference. LA Knight came out to make the save, and alongside Strowman, they overcame the 3-on-2 numbers game.
- Cathy Kelley interviewed Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez, who touted their title success. Damian Priest was lurking in the background loading dock.
- After the commercial break, Fatu was throwing a fit backstage, angry over Sikoa costing him the match. Sikoa tried to say that he was only trying to help. Fatu said it wasn’t his business, so when he’s taking care of his, Sikoa better watch it.
- Piper Niven defeated Zelina Vega by pinfall.
- The “4” vignette from last week aired again, this time counting down to “3”
- Liv Morgan defeated Jade Cargill by pinfall. Naomi attacked Cargill to lead to the finish and left her laying after the bell by continuing to beat her down.
- Cathy Kelley interviewed Drew McIntyre, who will be looking out for Damian Priest next week in London. Seth Rollins walked over to McIntyre, but they didn’t say anything.
- The Street Profits came to the ring for a promo about how they’re finally the tag team champions for the first time in four years. Legado del Fantasma interrupted, with Santos Escobar saying it’s too bad their title reign will end abruptly as Los Garza are pissed and ready to become champions. Pretty Deadly then came out to remind everyone that they’re the No. 1 contenders. The Street Profits offer to have a match with Los Garza since they’re looking for a fight.
- The Street Profits defeated Los Garza by pinfall.
- After the commercial break, #DIY had an offer where if they help Pretty Deadly win the tag titles next week, they can in return give them the first title shot. Kit Wilson and Elton Prince rejected the offer. Motor City Machine Guns then welcomed Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa to “the back of the line.”
- Promo: Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and CM Punk shared some words (very generic stuff about how Rollins and Reigns still have beef and how Punk saved Roman’s family at WarGames and neither can beat him without the other’s help) and Punk struck first, hitting Reigns from behind. This led to all three fighting haphazardly. Punk pointed at both and then the WrestleMania sign, saying “I’m the best in the world.” Rollins then did the same, and when Reigns got back in control, he did the same as well. The show ended with the brawl still going on.
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