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John Cena, Logan Paul Light Up WWE SmackDown Before Money in the Bank

SmackDown in Bakersfield featured thrilling matches and surprise appearances by John Cena and Logan Paul, building excitement ahead of WWE’s Money in the Bank event.

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Published: 07 Jun 2025, 07:47 AM
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Updated: 09 Dec 2025, 03:30 AM

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John Cena, Logan Paul Light Up WWE SmackDown Before Money in the Bank

New Delhi: WWE's SmackDown episode took place on June 6. It took place at the Dignity Health Arena in Bakersfield, California. This episode was before WWE's Money in the Bank PLE. In this, there were matches between the wrestlers booked for the show. In such a situation, let us know how the results were during SmackDown on June 6.


Started with Seth Rollins


Seth Rollins started the show with his teammates. He talked about the Money in the Bank ladder match. Then Solo Sequoia and Bloodline stopped him. There was a lot of talk from both sides. Rollins tried to make Siquoia and Fatu fight each other. But then Jimmy Uso attacked Bloodline from behind. Jimmy Uso and J.C. Mateo had a match. Both of them attacked each other a lot. There were many ups and downs in the match. In the end, J.C. Mateo made a mistake. Taking advantage of this, Uso defeated him.


Jelina Vega vs Piper Niven

Jelina Vega and Piper Niven had a match. This match was without a title. Piper Niven was accompanied by Chelsea Green and Elba Fire. Both wrestlers showed a lot of action in the match. They attacked each other using things. Niven's teammates also interfered in the match. But Giulia defeated Green and Fire. Then Vega defeated Niven by slamming her on the table. But after this Niven attacked Vega and took the Women's US title in her hands.


LA Knight vs Aleister Black


A match was held between LA Knight and Aleister Black. Both wrestlers performed brilliantly. The audience liked this match very much. They were shouting This is Awesome. But then Seth Rollins attacked LA Knight. This canceled the match. Aleister Black tried to stop Rollins. But Braun Breaker attacked Black. Then he did not spare LA Knight either.


Stephanie Wacker, Rhea Ripley and Alexa Bliss vs Giulia, Naomi and Roxanne Perez


A six-woman tag team match was held between Stephanie Wacker, Rhea Ripley and Alexa Bliss against Giulia, Naomi and Roxanne Perez. This match was before the Money in the Bank ladder match. Both teams attacked each other a lot. The audience was shouting This is Awesome. At the end of the match, Roxanne Perez tried to tag Naomi. But Naomi refused. Then Stephanie Walker and Rhea Ripley defeated Perez. Rhea Ripley won for her team.


Andrade El Idolo vs Penta


Andrade El Idolo and Penta faced the Creed Brothers. This match took place after a fight between the two teams. Both teams performed well in tag team wrestling. The audience liked this match very much. Chad Gable tried to interfere on behalf of his team American Made. But El Hijo del Vikingo stopped him. Then Penta defeated Julius Creed and won the match. But Seth Rollins and his team attacked Penta and Andrade El Idolo.


Dominance of John Cena and Logan PaulAfter Seth Rollins' attack, Cody Rhodes and Jay Uso came to the ring. Then John Cena came. The ring announcer introduced him in his special style. Then Logan Paul attacked Jay Uso. Cena attacked Rhodes. This is how Cena and Paul dominated their Money in the Bank opponents. At the end of the show, Cena and Paul raised the World title.

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