Triple Threat Match: Kevin Owens vs. Austin Theory vs. Grayson Waller - The match quickly becomes something like a Handicap Match, but even this way Waller and Theory can’t be right about Kevin Owens... Less they can have it getting into a fight about who of the two should win the match, which allows Owens to easily get to the end of the meeting dispensing Stunner to both opponents, who after the match are united and have the better of him.
Winner: Kevin Owens
LA Knight comes to the ring greeted by the usual enthusiasm of the public to reiterate that in 30 days from WWE United States Championship has played and won two matches with his belt. But as he praises himself as champion and as defending champion comes Carmelo Hayes, incredulous of the fact that Knight is bragging about the two matches played and convinced that if there is anyone who has the right to boast that it is himself, because in recent weeks has been charged SmackDown on the shoulders and distinguished with quality matches from which he picked effortlessly deserved victory, while LA Knight has not done anything but talk as always. If instead of beating his tongue he had deigned to watch what was happening now LA Knight would know that HIM is ahead of Andrade and this, according to him, makes him his next contender.
LA Knight comes to the ring
LA Knight does not care much about what Melo says, because the really important thing is the comparison between his title reign and that of his predecessor Logan Paul. The bickering between the two continues until Andrade arrives to invite Carmelo to slow down and remember that they are on 2-2. Hayes is convinced that no one remembers the two victories of El Ídolo. On the contrary, Andrade is convinced that everyone remembers him, and he also remembers him very well. And asks him if he really believes that he deserves a chance for the US title.
In the exchange LA Knight intervenes, pointing out that they are stealing time and space from him, then invites them to clarify themselves and decide which of them should challenge him. Needless to say, the two begin to fight metaphorically on the chest for who must play the title first, moving from words to deeds with a physical clash that also involves LA Knight, who has it better.