The SmackDown Live superstars look to gain momentum ahead of Money In The Bank in their first show back stateside from their European Tour. The Men’s MITB Ladder match is so close to taking shape while the Women’s match still has two spots up for grabs. There will be major PPV implications tonight in Massachusetts, here’s where you can see it!
Tonight SmackDown Live will be at the DCU Center in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Last week The New Day defeated The Bar for a chance to enter the MITB Ladder match. The catch was that only one member of the winning team could enter the match. Now we’re left wondering, which one of the three members of The New Day will represent the faction on June 17. The Miz believes he sees the end of The New Day quickly approaching so he has invited them onto Miz TV tonight to help figure which one of the superstars will be going to the MITB. The New Day swears that their friendship is stronger then The Miz thinks, but with a championship shot on the line, will that be enough to keep them together?
There are three spots left in the Women’s MITB Ladder match and two of those spots belong to the blue brand. Sonya Deville said she deserved another shot at a MITB qualifier match because it was Mandy Rose who tapped out to Becky Lynch in their triple threat. Former absolution leader turned GM, Paige, granted her this opportunity. She will have an uphill battle though because she will be taking on former SmackDown Live Women’s Champion Trinity. Lana will be taking on Billie Kay for one of those spots. The Ravishing Russian hopes to put down one half of The IIconics so that her husband, Rusev, and she can hopefully become the first Mr. and Mrs. Money in the Banks. Will this be the next step to having a truly Ravishing Rusev Day?
Daniel Bryan and Jeff Hardy both get another shot to try and get back into the MITB Ladder match picture. They will be taking on each other and the winner will be granted a qualifying match against Samoa Joe. Originally this was supposed to be Bryan vs. Big Cass, but after the brutal beating Bryan gave the big man, Hardy was put in the match. Whoever wins faces a huge obstacle in the form of Samoa Joe, but the two fan favorites are no strangers to overcoming the odds.
Shinsuke Nakamura won the right to choose the stipulation for his WWE Championship match against AJ Styles. Will the two come to terms on their match or will we see them degrade into more low blows? The two have a few weeks until they meet at MITB so there is a lot more time for these two to try and destroy their bitter rival and gain the upper hand, and it’s likely Nakamura plans to do just that.
WWE SmackDown Live Viewing Details
Date: Tuesday, May 22, 2018
Time: 8:00 P.M. EST
TV Channel: The DCU Center, Worcester, MA
Online: USA
Mobile: USA Network
How To Live Stream WWE SmackDown Live Online
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