• Bronson Reed Fires Back At Brandi Rhodes After SmackDown
In the main event of last night’s SmackDown, Cody Rhodes defeated Bronson Reed via DQ to retain the Undisputed WWE Championship after Bron Breakker and Logan Paul attacked The American Nightmare.
The Usos made the save and took out Breakker and Logan. Jimmy & Jey Uso hit Logan with the 1D. They took out a table and were looking to hit Logan with a double Frog Splash through the table, but Drew McIntyre showed up and prevented that from happening.
Nick Aldis showed up and Paul Heyman reminded him that he confirmed with Aldis earlier that he can choose anyone for WarGames, so he decided to choose a suspended McIntyre. The heels took out the babyfaces to end the show.
Brandi Rhodes tweeted the following after the show:
“Usos are invited to Thanksgiving again. I wish the driest turkey on Bronson Reed and his friends.”
Reed replied:
“I’m Australian I dont celebrate that sh*t.”
• Absent WWE Star Headed To New York Ahead Of RAW At MSG
AJ Lee made her long-awaited WWE return in September after more than ten years away from the company. She stepped inside the ring at Wrestlepalooza, teaming with her husband CM Punk to defeat Seth Rollins and Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch in a Mixed Tag Team Match. Since that night, she has not appeared on WWE TV.
The former Divas Champion will be in New York for a signing at The Big Event convention today, which she confirmed on X:
“Doing a signing in NY! You guys blew me away last year, can’t wait to see you again!”
The signing takes place just two days before WWE RAW is held at Madison Square Garden in New York. A few weeks ago, Netflix briefly advertised AJ Lee for the November 17 episode of RAW, but later removed her from the listing.
There has been speculation that she could show up during or after Becky Lynch’s Women’s Intercontinental Championship defense against Maxxine Dupri. There are also rumors that AJ and Becky may be part of the upcoming Women’s WarGames match at Survivor Series.
The Big Event will feature major names, including Sting, The Great Muta, Goldberg, several AEW stars and multiple former WWE stars.
