WWE SmackDown video highlights: TLC go-home show
SmackDown’s go-home show for TLC took place at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin last night.
Roman Reigns returned after being humiliated by Baron Corbin and Dolph Ziggler last week. He saved Kofi Kingston from the same fate, with Reigns coming out as Corbin, Dolph Ziggler, and The Revival had Kingston chained to the post and were about to pour dog food on him. Reigns took out Corbin’s security and The Revival and put Ziggler through a table, but Corbin got away ahead of their tables, ladders, and chairs match on Sunday.
The Revival will challenge for New Day’s SmackDown Tag Team titles in a ladder match at TLC.
Bray Wyatt vs. The Miz is also set for TLC, and Wyatt continued to play mind games with The Miz and his family last night. Miz’s sit-down interview with Renee Young came to an end when Miz and Maryse saw their daughter playing with Wyatt’s Firefly Fun House dolls on their baby monitor.
More coverage from last night —
- WWE 205 Live results: Nese vs. Burch, Joaquin Wilde debuts
- WWE SmackDown live results: Final build to TLC
WWE SmackDown video highlights —
The New Day interrupt King Corbin and Dolph Ziggler
Alexa Bliss & Nikki Cross vs. Mandy Rose & Sonya Deville
Mustafa Ali & Shorty G vs. The Revival
Bayley vs. Dana Brooke
Sheamus is bringing the heart back to SmackDown
Bray Wyatt continues to play mind games with The Miz and his family
A new friend joins the Firefly Fun House
Heavy Machinery vs. Shinsuke Nakamura & Cesaro
Kofi Kingston vs. King Corbin
The New Day vs. King Corbin & Dolph Ziggler, Roman Reigns appears
SmackDown fallout: Roman Reigns is ready for TLC
SmackDown fallout: A ladder match is the best way to heat the SD tag division back up
SmackDown fallout: The Revival think WWE is trying to stack the odds against them
SmackDown fallout: Bayley calls the rest of the SD women’s division lazy and unmotivated
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