WWE SmackDown video highlights: Kevin Owens attacks Mr. McMahon
Vince McMahon returned to television on last night’s SmackDown in Las Vegas, and it didn’t take very long for things to get physical.
After Vince announced that Kevin Owens would be facing Shane McMahon in a Hell in a Cell match next month, Owens made Vince reassure him that he would be allowed to beat “a McMahon” senseless. That led to Owens attacking Vince and laying him out to close the show.
There were also three title matches earlier in the night. AJ Styles defended his United States Championship against Tye Dillinger, Naomi got her rematch for the SmackDown Women’s title, and The Usos took on The New Day in a street fight for the tag titles.
More coverage from last night —
- WWE 205 Live results: Jack Gallagher aligns with Brian Kendrick
- Kairi Sane wins Mae Young Classic, will challenge for NXT Women’s title
- WWE Mae Young Classic finals live results: Baszler vs. Sane
- Kevin Owens to face Shane McMahon in Hell in a Cell match
- WWE SmackDown live results: Vince McMahon returns
WWE SmackDown video highlights —
Daniel Bryan interrupts The Kevin Owens Show
AJ Styles vs. Tye Dillinger for the United States Championship
Rusev knows what he has to do to get his killer instinct back
Jinder Mahal tries to prove a point by mocking Shinsuke Nakamura
Kevin Owens makes plans for his takeover of SmackDown
The Usos vs. The New Day in a street fight for the SmackDown tag titles
Natalya vs. Naomi for the SmackDown Women’s Championship
Dolph Ziggler couldn’t care less about the audience
Chad Gable & Shelton Benjamin vs. The Hype Bros
Kevin Owens attacks Vince McMahon
SmackDown fallout: The New Day celebrate their tag title win
SmackDown fallout: The Hype Bros need to figure out their issues quick
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