WWE: Smackdown: Bryan and McMahon ready for Wrestlemania

The last WWE show before Wrestlemania is over, the stories are now waiting for their highlight. Smackdown made some matches even more explosive. Daniel Bryan and Shane McMahon are fit, Carmella is lurking with the women in the background.

In Nashville, Bryan and McMahon made one thing clear: before their match at Wrestlemania against the YEP movement from Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn, the Smackdown Commissioner and General Manager of the series are ready for the challenge.

McMahon explained that he had healed the injuries from the last YEP attack before the team settled its differences and even tried to hug each other.

The fight swung back and forth before Carmella intervened again and tried to cash her MItB case. But also this time she was unsuccessful, because Natalya kicked the suitcase out of the ring before the official activation.

Nevertheless, Carmella intervened decisively. By interfering, Charlotte was briefly distracted, which led Natalya to a roll-up. But she was countered and the Flair daughter managed her submission to victory. The story of the suitcase will probably continue at Wrestlemania.

Big statement from the Bulgarian, who was able to get rid of an important opponent in Mahal. However, right after his triumph he took an RKO from Randy Orton.

When The Viper was attacked by Rusev’s friend Aiden English, Booby Roode mixed in and pushed English into another RKO. Afterwards he presented Orton with his title and showed a lot of respect for Wrestlemania.

Before the Main Event the YEP-Movement came on stage and replied to the words of Bryan and McMahon. After some threats and trash talk the other duo came on stage and sang together with the WWE universe: “Well well well, goodbye!”.

At Wrestlemania Gegner, at Smackdown Partner. After Benjamin and Gable’s attack on the two superstars last week, Styles and Nakamura got together before their title fight on Sunday.

Champion Styles sent a clear message to Nakamura by taking out Gable by Phenomenal Forearm and securing victory. He then fooled his finisher against Nakamura, but only patted the Japanese’s head.