WWE News: What happened after Smackdown went-off the air

This week’s Smackdown Live went off the air with a blockbuster announcement from Smackdown Live General Manager, Daniel Bryan. He has quite a busy night which ended with the announcement that Ambrose still owe a one-on-one rematch for the WWE World title and he is going to get it on next week’s Smackdown Live.
He had to rush to the backstage afterwards to prepare for the Talking Smack show which kick-started with him and the host, Renee Young as Smackdown went-off the air. Daniel accepted the fact on the show that it would be unfair if Ambrose does not get his one-on-one title shot before No Mercy.

In addition Bryan also pointed out the fact that Ambrose just defeated John Cena clean in a match on Smackdown after seven long years. It was a tremendous accomplishment for Ambrose who will now head towards next week’s title match with a strong momentum. Ambrose was also scheduled to appear on the show, later the night.

Carmella appeared on the show afterwards to tell the world that she is not jealous of Nikki Bella. She just cannot digest the fact that Nikki Bella stole the show in her home town of Brooklyn at Summerslam. She vowed to hand Nikki Bella, the permanent retirement with more sneak attacks from behind. Bryan also hinted to announce a one-on-one match between the two of them at the No Mercy PPV.

Bryan also mentioned the Miz throwing tantrums and he will have to consider further about his contract and might discuss it with Shane McMahon. The show’s final guest was Dean Ambrose who was confident about heading towards next week’s main event. He pointed out the fact that he is the one who main events Smackdown, every single week. So, he is the man around here and will get back the title from AJ Styles.