WWE SmackDown June 12, 2026 stats, match times and more
The Queen and King of the Ring quarter-finals that opened and closed the June 12, 2026 WWE SmackDown show from Providence ran 18:00 and 18:40, nearly double what the same four-ways got on Raw earlier week. Charlotte Flair and Jey Uso advanced, Rey Fénix kept the AAA Cruiserweight Title in the middle, and the five-match card totaled 1 hour, 7 minutes, 39 seconds of in-ring action.
Match times
Jey Uso over Finn Bálor, LA Knight and Royce Keys closed the night at 18:40, the longest match of the show, with Charlotte’s Queen of the Ring four-way right behind at 18:00. Compare that to Raw, where the same tournament four-ways were squeezed into nine to fifteen minute matches.
| # | Match | Result | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Queen of the Ring quarter-final (4-way) | Charlotte Flair def. Jade Cargill, Lyra Valkyria & Sol Ruca | 18:00 |
| 2 | Tag team match | Brie Bella & Paige def. Fatal Influence | 10:33 |
| 3 | AAA World Cruiserweight Championship | Rey Fénix (c) def. Axiom | 12:21 |
| 4 | Tag team match | B-Fab & Michin def. Chelsea Green & Tiffany Stratton | 8:05 |
| 5 | King of the Ring quarter-final (4-way) | Jey Uso def. Finn Bálor, LA Knight & Royce Keys | 18:40 |
Combined match time: 1:07:39 across all five matches, per wrestlingdata.
The age stats
The average age was 35.1 years, slotting SmackDown between the Turin Raw at 34.6 and the Paris Raw at 35.4, so mid-pack for WWE’s main-roster product and well above NXT’s 28.8.
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