WWE SmackDown opened in Boston with Solo Sikoa and the My Family Tree (MFT) stable boasting about their dominance on Raw. Sikoa, the United States champion, dared anyone to step up, only to be interrupted by an unexpected face from the red brand.

Say what you will about WWE’s General Managers, they do one hell of a job of posting to social media each and every week with a preview of what we can expect from their respective show that week. Friday Night SmackDown GM Nick Aldis is here with the latest example of what we will be

Solo Sikoa has plenty of men chasing his United States championship, but he also now officially has a Sami Zayn problem. On Friday's episode of SmackDown, Zayn made his move to th

Nick Aldis has now made a major announcement before WWE SmackDown and confirmed that a team is returning to the show.

WWE star Xavier Woods has turned towards a former Impact star for advice on countering a move, ahead of Woods' match on next week's WWE Raw.

On WWE SmackDown, fans in Boston briefly chanted “We Want Kross” during the opening segment. The chants could be heard as Sami Zayn stood in the ring with Solo Sikoa while MFTs Tonga Loa, JC Matteo, and Talla Tonga exited.

Charlotte Flair changed up her look in a surprising way ahead of tonight's episode of WWE SmackDown. Tonight's episode of the blue brand will air live from the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts.

This article originally appeared on Wrestling Junkie: WWE SmackDown takeaways: Sami Zayn has new home, Drew McIntyre explains Cody Rhodes attack WWE Friday Night SmackDown on Aug. 16 took place at TD Garden in Boston, and featured a six-man tag between Jacob Fatu, Jimmy Uso and Sami Zayn against Solo Sikoa and his MFTs.