WWE Smackdown Results (14th August 2020)

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Strowman delivers a message to “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt and says he warned him after the Swamp Fight that he would bet he most evil son of a b***h we’ve ever seen. Strowman calls The Fiend to the ring. The music hits and out comes Alexa Bliss instead.

She says they’ve been friends for years but he disagrees, saying she used him as a pawn. Strowman goes on about how Bliss played him for some clown. He says everyone can get it now, including Bliss. He tells her to get out of his ring so he can deal with The Fiend. She tells him to be careful for what he wishes for. Strowman turns but she starts slapping him over and over, telling him to wake up.

Strowman slammed Bliss and the lights go out. The Fiend is standing over Bliss but there’s no sign of Strowman. The Fiend looks around and Strowman appears on the big screen. He’s just laughing. The Fiend clutches his own head and starts laughing in his mask. The screen flashes with a shot of The Fiend and we hear him say “Let me in!” and the show ended.

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