WWE SmackDown Results
October 24, 2025
Mullett Arena on the campus of Arizona State University
Commentary: Michel Cole and Corey Graves
Results by: wrestly.com
WWE SmackDown on October 24, 2025 delivered one of the most chaotic, high-energy, and storyline-heavy episodes of the year. From Drew McIntyre’s unhinged rage to Jade Cargill blindsiding the Women’s Champion, the night was stacked with twists that set the stage perfectly for Saturday Night’s Main Event on November 1. Below is the full recap of everything that went down.
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Cody Rhodes Opens the Show – Drew McIntyre Interrupts
The Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes kicked off SmackDown with a message to the WWE Universe ahead of his upcoming title defense. But before he could fully speak his mind, Drew McIntyre stormed out and immediately confronted him.
McIntyre blamed Rhodes for being “protected,” claiming he had clawed and bled more than anyone to earn a championship shot. Rhodes fired back, saying he wasn’t afraid and was ready for a fight anytime, anywhere.
Before anything could escalate further, Jimmy Uso hit the ring and charged straight at McIntyre, sparking a wild brawl that spilled outside. The segment ended with security breaking the two apart, but the tension rolled straight through the night.
Tama Tonga & JC Mateo def. Rey Fenix & Shinsuke Nakamura
Match Result Table
| Superstar 1 | Superstar 2 | Winner | Match Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tama Tonga & JC Mateo | Rey Fenix & Shinsuke Nakamura | Tama Tonga & JC Mateo | Solo Sikoa distraction, brutal apron spot, Cutthroat finisher |
This tag match mixed power, speed, and chaos. Rey Fenix was explosive as always, while Nakamura brought his signature striking style. But the numbers game was too much.
The turning point came when Solo Sikoa distracted the referee, giving Tama Tonga the opening to hit Fenix with a vicious move on the apron. This allowed Tonga to land the Cutthroat and secure the victory for him and JC Mateo.
This win continues the momentum for the Guerillas-inspired faction, hinting at deeper Bloodline tensions.
Tiffany Stratton def. Kiana James – Jade Cargill Attacks Stratton After Saving Her
Match Result Table
| Superstar 1 | Superstar 2 | Winner | Match Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tiffany Stratton | Kiana James | Tiffany Stratton | Prettiest Moonsault Ever, Giulia attack, Cargill turn |
Tiffany Stratton retained her WWE Women’s Championship after defeating Kiana James with the Prettiest Moonsault Ever. But the real story unfolded after the bell.
Giulia suddenly appeared and launched a ruthless assault on Stratton, prompting Jade Cargill to rush in for the save. For a moment, it looked like Cargill was coming to Stratton’s rescue.
Then everything flipped.
Cargill turned and attacked Stratton out of nowhere, leaving her laid out. Fans were stunned as Cargill sent a clear message: the Women’s Division was about to reach a whole new level of intensity.
Ilja Dragunov def. Aleister Black – United States Championship Open Challenge
Match Result Table
| Superstar 1 | Superstar 2 | Winner | Match Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ilja Dragunov (c) | Aleister Black | Ilja Dragunov | Damian Priest distraction, Zelina Vega involvement, Torpedo Moscow |
Ilja Dragunov continued his U.S. Title Open Challenge after defeating Sami Zayn the previous week. Answering the call was Aleister Black, returning to SmackDown with a vengeance.
The match was intense and technical, with Dragunov fighting through Black’s relentless striking offense. During the match, Zelina Vega managed to get Damian Priest ejected from ringside, but Priest reappeared moments later, causing a distraction.
That split-second interference gave Dragunov just enough time to hit a brutal Torpedo Moscow, retaining his title in dramatic fashion.
Drew McIntyre def. Jimmy Uso – No Disqualification Match
Match Result Table
| Superstar 1 | Superstar 2 | Winner | Match Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drew McIntyre | Jimmy Uso | Drew McIntyre | Table spots, chair attacks, post-match attack, Rhodes laid out |
This main event was pure carnage.
The No Disqualification stipulation allowed both men to go all-out with tables, chairs, and anything they could get their hands on. Jimmy Uso landed a huge Samoan Drop through a table, nearly stealing the win.
But when Jimmy went for the Uso Splash, McIntyre hurled a steel chair directly at him, knocking him out of the air. A devastating Claymore sealed the victory.
After the match, McIntyre continued assaulting Jimmy until Cody Rhodes sprinted to the ring to stop him. Just when it looked like Cody might get the upper hand, McIntyre blasted the champion with another Claymore, leaving him unconscious.
The final shot of SmackDown showed McIntyre standing tall over Rhodes, making a terrifying statement ahead of their November 1 showdown.
Full Match Results Summary
| Match | Winner | Key Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Tama Tonga & JC Mateo vs. Rey Fenix & Shinsuke Nakamura | Tama Tonga & JC Mateo | Solo Sikoa interference |
| Tiffany Stratton vs. Kiana James | Tiffany Stratton | Jade Cargill heel turn |
| Ilja Dragunov vs. Aleister Black – U.S. Title | Ilja Dragunov | Priest distraction |
| Drew McIntyre vs. Jimmy Uso – No DQ | Drew McIntyre | Rhodes attacked post-match |
Final Thoughts on SmackDown (October 24, 2025)
This episode delivered everything fans love about SmackDown: surprises, brutality, drama, and storyline progression. Drew McIntyre’s chaotic energy has transformed the main event scene, while Jade Cargill’s shocking turn may shape the Women’s Division for months.
The U.S. Title picture is getting crowded and messy, and the tag division is heating up again thanks to Tonga, Mateo, and Solo Sikoa’s involvement.
With Saturday Night’s Main Event just around the corner, WWE has perfectly set the stage for a must-watch showdown.
FAQs
1. Who won the main event of SmackDown October 24, 2025?
Drew McIntyre defeated Jimmy Uso in a brutal No Disqualification match.
2. Why did Jade Cargill attack Tiffany Stratton?
After saving her from Giulia, Cargill turned on Stratton to send a message that she wants the Women’s Championship.
3. Did Cody Rhodes get involved in the show?
Yes. Rhodes opened the show and later tried to stop McIntyre after the main event, but he was knocked out by a Claymore.
4. Who interfered in Dragunov vs. Black?
Damian Priest distracted Black, helping Dragunov retain the U.S. Championship.
5. What’s next for Drew McIntyre and Cody Rhodes?
They face off at Saturday Night’s Main Event on November 1 for the Undisputed WWE Championship.
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