Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa walk into the match with something to prove, fully aware that The Family is operating under marching orders from SmackDown GM Nick Aldis. From the opening bell, the Guerillas of Destiny wrestle like men possessed, cutting the ring in half, overwhelming Stacks and refusing to let The Family gain an inch. Tony D’Angelo and Stacks fight from underneath with bursts of momentum, but every small comeback is smothered instantly by G.O.D’s ruthlessness. The frustration on Tony’s face grows each time his partner is dragged back into enemy territory.




In the closing moments, Tony after taking a beating of his own is restrained by Tonga Loa. Loa forcefully holds him back, making him watch helplessly as Tama Tonga drills Stacks with a  Tongan Twist right in the center of the ring that ends the match. Aldis’ hand picked hitmen fail and G.O.D prove once again that they are untouchable. 




With no rules, no protections, and nothing stopping either woman from unleashing months of pent up rage, Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair step into one of the most violent women’s matches in recent WWE history.The brutality starts instantly. Weapons fly. Bodies break. Emotion spills everywhere.


Bianca hits a K.O.D. onto a barbed wire bat that draws a collective gasp. Jade hurls Belair with a chokeslam through not one but two announce tables. They trade spears, suplexes onto bent trash cans, shots with chairs, and every ounce of intensity you’d expect from two women refusing to bow to the other.By the end, both are exhausted, bloodied, and barely standing.


Jade digs deep, and with one final effort lifts Bianca and hits Jaded onto the wreckage of the announce table. She collapses onto Belair for the pin, securing the victory and moving her record to 2-0 over The EST. Is this the end of their war or the moment their rivalry becomes even more personal, more dangerous, and more unforgettable?







Summerslam Night 1: Match 4 & 5