Calgary, 10 August 2023 - Here are the full results for this Friday's SmackDown which is scheduled to air live on August 11, 2023, live from Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, AB.

Friday Night SmackDown currently airs live every Friday on Fox from 8:00 ET–10:00 PM ET in the United States. WWE SmackDown starts live at 1 am in the UK on BT Sport 1 on Saturday mornings.

SmackDown airs live on Sony Ten 1 HD and Sony Ten 1 in India at 5:30 am. While SmackDown airs live on Fox Sports in Mexico and across Central and South America since 2014.

Charlotte clamps a wrist lock onto Asuka, but Asuka counters with a swift kick as she gracefully rebounds off the ropes, reversing the wrist lock. Charlotte skillfully breaks free, only for Asuka to connect with a well-executed back heel kick. The impact causes Asuka to bounce off Charlotte momentarily. A dynamic exchange of forearm strikes ensues between Asuka and Flair. Charlotte then gains the upper hand with a decisive shoulder tackle.

In a display of agility, Flair attempts a handstand head scissors takedown, but Asuka counters with a sudden dropkick. Asuka keeps the pressure on with a series of sharp kicks directed at Charlotte. Despite Flair's attempt to block, Asuka manages to land a leg sweep. The Queen of WWE retaliates with a swift kick to Asuka's head. Asuka takes control by Irish whipping Charlotte, who responds with a Flair Flip and a forceful kick. seizing the opportunity, Flair ascends the turnbuckle, only to be halted by Asuka. With impressive strength, Asuka executes a press slam, leaving Flair stunned.

Continuing her offensive, Asuka follows up with a precise missile dropkick, followed by a sliding kick to Charlotte's head, resulting in a near fall just before the commercial break.

As the action resumes, Flair takes the fight outside with a daring pescado. Swiftly transitioning, Flair reintroduces Asuka into the ring and launches herself from the top rope with a graceful cross body maneuver. Flair's chops resonate through the arena before she executes a powerful fallaway slam. Demonstrating her athleticism, Flair performs a handspring clothesline, narrowly missing a three-count.

Flair employs a waist lock, but Asuka counters with a well-placed elbow strike. Charlotte rebounds with a fierce spear and readies herself for her signature figure-four leg lock, but before she can apply the submission hold...

The arena is filled with Iyo Sky's entrance music, and the emerging presence of Bayley and Dakota Kai by her side. Their unexpected appearance adds an element of uncertainty to the match. Despite the distraction, Asuka manages a close near fall with a rollup. Seizing the moment, Charlotte delivers a forceful running boot to Asuka's head, leaving both competitors downed in the ring. Meanwhile, Iyo, Bayley, and Dakota maintain a watchful stance outside the ring.

As Charlotte recovers, she retaliates with a powerful back elbow strike. Asuka fights back with determined forearms, taking advantage of Bayley's interference on the apron. Amidst the chaos, Asuka's well-placed kicks find their mark. The disruption continues as Iyo executes a remarkable springboard double dropkick. The match's dynamic takes an unexpected twist as the additional presence at ringside influences the course of the battle.

Following the conclusion of the match, Bayley and Iyo launch a vicious assault on both Asuka and Charlotte. Asuka finds herself forcefully driven into the unyielding ring post, intensifying the post-match chaos.

Shifting gears, a retrospective segment revisits the TRIBAL COMBAT match from the recent SummerSlam event, adding depth to the ongoing storyline.

After a commercial break, attention turns to the impending United States Title Match featuring Austin Theory and Santos Escobar. Kayla Braxton conducts an interview with Santos Escobar, inquiring about his mindset leading into the upcoming bout. Escobar confidently asserts that there's a solitary word to encapsulate his emotions: confidence. He firmly believes that he possesses the upper hand against Austin Theory.

However, the scene takes an abrupt turn as Austin Theory launches a surprise attack from behind, catching Escobar off guard. With precision, Theory executes a back drop driver, propelling Escobar onto a storage case, leaving him writhing in pain.

Although officials intervene to restrain Theory's aggression, he manages to break free momentarily, utilizing a storage case to inflict further damage. With a calculated move, Theory slams the top of the storage case onto Escobar's leg, intensifying the assault and exacerbating Escobar's injuries.

The focus shifts once more, this time to Karrion Kross. In a candid interview, Kross expresses his perspective, emphasizing his purpose to dismantle established plans. His aim is to elevate the competition to a higher plane, declaring that a prophet's true strength lies in the support of his followers. Kross ominously promises that the imminent future will bear witness to his actions.

Resuming the broadcast, a glimpse into the upcoming events reveals that a Twenty-Five Years of Edge Celebration is scheduled to take place in Toronto next week, promising a commemoration of the legendary wrestler's impactful career.

As the scene transitions, viewers are granted access to the medical room, where Santos Escobar is under careful examination. His leg is attended to with the application of ice, addressing the aftermath of the brutal attack he endured.

As the bell rings, AJ initiates the action with a precisely executed dropkick. He swiftly transitions into attempting a Mutoh Lock submission, applying the pressure on Kross. Kross counters with a powerful back body drop, showcasing his raw strength. Following up, Kross delivers a forceful clothesline and follows it with an elbow strike into the corner, succeeded by a rolling elbow. A dominant Kross executes an impactful exploder suplex, asserting his authority.

AJ retaliates with a barrage of forearm strikes, met with Kross's own formidable forearms. Kross then propels AJ into the turnbuckles, subsequently launching him into the ring post with an Irish whip, causing AJ to impact face-first. Kross follows up with a well-timed kick, sending AJ back into the turnbuckles. Seizing an opportunity, Kross positions AJ on the turnbuckles and delivers a resounding chop. An attempt at a superplex follows, yet AJ deftly maneuvers under Kross, causing him to collide with the turnbuckles. AJ capitalizes with a clothesline, propelling Kross over the top rope and onto the floor. Unfazed, AJ takes to the apron and endeavors a sliding knee strike, only to fall victim to Kross's grip, leading to a devastating Death Valley Driver onto the announce table.

Following a commercial break, AJ resumes his offense with a forceful clothesline, followed by a sliding forearm strike. He takes control in the corner, lifting Kross, who swiftly regains his footing. AJ finds himself on the apron and connects with a forearm strike, teeing up for his signature Phenomenal Forearm. However, Kross seizes AJ's attempt, swiftly locking in the Cross Jacket submission hold. AJ reaches the ropes and endeavors to counter by floating over, but Kross showcases his technical prowess, rolling through and maintaining the hold, drawing inspiration from Bret Hart's legendary techniques.

AJ's resilience comes to the forefront as he hurls Kross into the turnbuckles and executes a breathtaking moonsault, followed by a reverse DDT, narrowly missing a three-count. AJ continues his assault with well-placed kicks on Kross before ascending the apron for a springboard 450 splash, which he successfully lands. However, Scarlett intervenes, strategically placing Kross' foot on the ropes, halting the pinfall attempt. Mia Yim enters the fray, engaging in a physical altercation with Scarlett, ultimately leading to both women colliding with the announce table.

In the midst of the chaos, Kross capitalizes by blindsiding AJ and executing a potent Saito suplex. Kross prepares for a forearm strike, but AJ cunningly evades and connects with a Pele Kick. The momentum shifts as AJ sets up for his finishing maneuver, the Styles Clash. Scarlett's presence on the apron once again disrupts AJ's plan, but Mia intervenes by removing Scarlett from the equation and sending her over the announce table. This allows AJ to deliver a decisive Pele Kick followed by the Styles Clash, securing the three-count for the victory.

Upon returning from the break, Cathy is stationed outside the trainer's room when Austin Theory approaches her. Expressing his frustration, Theory remarks on Santos Escobar's unfortunate injury, lamenting that he won't be able to compete. Rey Mysterio makes his entrance and addresses Austin, reassuring him that Santos will indeed be present for their upcoming match.

In the ring, Edge takes the microphone and acknowledges the curiosity surrounding his presence, given that he wasn't initially advertised. He explains that he's been looking forward to visiting Calgary for quite some time, as it has been a while since he's been in the area. Edge reveals that he wanted a reason to come to Calgary, which is why he's making a special appearance. He announces his desire to have a match next week against a competitor he's never faced before—Sheamus.

Edge emphasizes the significance of his history with Sheamus, crediting the Irishman for rekindling his passion after his retirement and surgeries. Edge recounts a bike mishap that prompted him to realize his readiness to return to the ring. He explains how his interactions with Sheamus played a pivotal role in this journey.

Bringing Sheamus out to the ring, Edge passes him the microphone. Sheamus playfully mentions the "Celtic Warrior workout" and shares the humorous footage that Edge alluded to earlier. The banter between Edge and Sheamus continues, including the unveiling of a photo that prompts laughter from the crowd.

Sheamus recounts a pivotal moment in his career when he was at a crossroads, and Edge's kindness and support left an indelible impact. He credits Edge's generosity for his own success and expresses gratitude for the opportunities he received.

Edge reiterates his challenge to Sheamus, proposing a match with a promise of post-match scotch, which Sheamus agrees to, with a playful condition of switching the scotch for Guinness. The deal is sealed, and Sheamus assures Edge that he hopes he didn't make a mistake.

Transitioning to another topic, the broadcast shows highlights of LA Knight's victory in the SummerSlam battle royal, followed by a recap of the ongoing feud between Miz and LA Knight on Raw.

The show then presents a video package commemorating Hulk Hogan's birthday, honoring the wrestling icon's storied career and contributions to the industry.

Dolla missed a big move in the corner when B Fab tried to distract Knight. Knight started throwing punches. Adonis tripped Knight, and Dolla followed up with a strong shoulder tackle. Dolla then choked Knight using the ropes. Fab joined in with a hit on Knight, and Dolla continued to choke him against the ropes. Adonis landed a punch on Knight as well. Dolla kept up the pressure by choking Knight once more.

Dolla managed to hoist Knight onto his shoulders, but Knight countered with punches. Dolla sent Knight into the corner, and Knight responded with a bulldog move. Knight then punched Adonis off the apron and delivered his signature YEAHple's Elbow. With the crowd behind him, Knight hit his finishing move, the BFT, and secured the victory with a three-count.

After the match, Knight takes the microphone and wants to have a chat. He says it doesn't matter which show you're a part of or whether you claim to be awesome or like Uncle Phil; you know exactly who they're talking about.

Adam Pearce checks in with Santos to see if he's ready to wrestle tonight since he's been given the green light. Santos confidently confirms he's good to go.

We take a break for commercials.

Bobby Lashley, Montez Ford, and Angelo Dawkins gather in a room, enjoying some drinks.

Bobby expresses this as a celebration of the future and the boundless opportunities ahead. He looks at them and sees a lot of talent. It's not untapped talent because they've already achieved great things. He brings up last week and asks how that felt.

Dawkins shares that it doesn't get much better than that. Ford chimes in, saying he believes the job isn't finished yet.

Lashley discusses the potential of their collective efforts. He emphasizes power, control, and the pursuit of championship gold.

Ford adds that their potential knows no bounds.

Lashley concludes that it's time for a new generation to make their mark on Smackdown.

As Santos heads to the ring, Theory launches a surprise attack from behind.

Rey, Cruz, and Joaquin rush to Santos' aid. #

Austin takes the mic, expressing regret for not being able to witness Austin Theory in action. He mentions his desire to defend the title, but he asserts that Santos is too weak. He calls for a referee to come out and raise his hand in victory.

Santos signals to Rey to take his place. Adam Pearce steps in and announces a title match. Theory will put his title on the line against Rey Mysterio.

Rey goes on the attack, sending Theory tumbling to the floor. He follows up with a head scissors move off the apron.

We take a break for commercials.

Returning from the break, the match is already in progress. Rey counters a back breaker and hurls Theory into the turnbuckles. Rey then climbs the ropes and delivers a seated splash. Following it up, Rey executes a springboard cross body for a close near fall. Rey continues the action with a springboard moonsault. Theory manages to catch Rey mid-move, but Rey cleverly counters, sending Theory crashing into the turnbuckles for another near fall.

Theory responds with a boot to Rey's head. Attempting his finishing move, A Town Down, Theory tries to lift Rey, but Rey escapes. Rey strikes back with an enzuigiri kick followed by a 619 to Theory's back. Rey then dropkicks Theory, causing him to get tangled in the ropes. Seizing the opportunity, Rey hits a 619, and swiftly follows it up with a splash, securing the three-count victory.

After the match, Santos, Joaquin, and Cruz join Rey in celebrating.

We break for commercials.

Returning from the break, it's announced that next week, Edge will mark his 25 years in WWE and will face Sheamus. Rey Mysterio will also appear on the Grayson Waller Effect.

Roman Reigns' entrance music hits, and he, accompanied by Paul Heyman and Solo Sikoa, makes his way to the ring.

We go to another commercial break.

Back from the break, Roman grabs the microphone and commands the Calgary crowd to Acknowledge Him.

Roman inquires about Jimmy's whereabouts to Paul.

Paul responds that he genuinely doesn't know.

Roman questions how Paul could not know.

Paul explains that he hasn't come across Jimmy all day.

Paul adds that he did talk to Jimmy earlier, and Jimmy was a bit upset with him.

Suddenly, Jimmy appears at ringside, capturing the attention of Roman, Solo, and Paul.

Jimmy makes his way into the ring, greeted with a reception akin to that of Johnny Gaudreau or Matthew Tkachuk.

Roman assures Jimmy that he need not concern himself with them because they hold no significance. He wants to be transparent and asks what Jimmy's price is, pledging to fulfill any request – whether it's a new car, boat, or yacht.

Jimmy, however, declines any offerings from Roman. He explains that his actions at SummerSlam were not motivated by Roman. Instead, he emphasizes that he did what he did out of love for Jey. It wasn't driven by jealousy, but by his fear of losing Jey. Jimmy believes that if Jey had won, he would have been subjected to the corrupting influence of power and authority, just like Roman. He expresses his concern about watching Jey transform into a deceitful figure like Roman.

This emotional revelation resonates with Jimmy as he professes his truth. He clarifies that he didn't intervene to steal Jey's spotlight, but rather because he loves him. He acknowledges that if Jey wants to unleash his anger on him, he's willing to take the pain – a consequence of thirty-seven years of brotherhood.

Jimmy readies himself for Jey's potential backlash, yet Jey surprisingly turns away from him.

As Jimmy walks around Jey, Jey deliberately averts his gaze from his brother.

Jimmy exits the ring, leaving behind an echoing laugh from Roman, who remarks that he was right. Roman emphasizes his earlier prediction that Jey's impulsiveness would lead to failure. He emphasizes that the situation is not about Jey and Jimmy's bond, but about a single, overarching theme that has persisted for three years. Roman insists that Jey ACKNOWLEDGE.

Just then, Jey delivers a super kick to Roman, and Solo enters the fray by attacking Jey. Solo sets up for a Samoan Spike, but Jey manages to evade, countering with another super kick. In the midst of the chaos, Roman lands a Superman punch on Jey, preparing for his signature spear. As Jimmy gradually walks away, Roman charges towards Jey, only to be met with a super kick from Jey.

Jey calls out to Jimmy, urging him to come closer. Jimmy appears to anticipate a hug, but to his surprise, Jey launches a super kick right into Jimmy's face.

Jey decisively declares that he is severing ties with The Bloodline, exiting Smackdown, and bidding farewell to WWE.

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