This Friday marks the final stop before a Premium Live Event-packed weekend for WWE. That said, Friday night fight night still promises to be a good one for the WWE Universe. Without further ado, let’s get you all hyped up. Here’s a full WWE SmackDown preview of the night before Saturday Night’s Main Event. Let’s run it down.
WWE SmackDown Preview & Card (7/11/25):
- R-Truth vs. Aleister Black
- WWE Tag Team Championship Match: The Street Profits (c) vs. The Wyatt Sicks (Uncle Howdy & Erick Rowan
Dark Lessons to Be Learned
R-Truth has let Ron Killings drive the wheel since returning to WWE. While that’s good, giving the former two-time United States Champions a new lease on his career, he ruffled the wrong feathers. A few weeks ago, Aleister Black was preparing for battle against Kit Wilson. That is, until R-Truth, in an act to get John Cena’s attention, beat down Wilson.
Black did not appreciate this one bit. Even with Damian Priest trying to explain Truth’s actions, Aleister wanted Ron Killings’ head on a silver platter, and that’s exactly what’s going to happen this Friday night.
Will R-Truth survive, or will Aleister Black claim another victim?
Coming In For The Kill
Since arriving on SmackDown, The Wyatt Sicks have set their sights on the WWE Tag Team Division, as well as the titles the teams from it covet. Joe Gacy and Dexter Lumis had the opportunity of a lifetime to bring the WWE Tag Team Titles back to the family. Unfortunately, all hell broke loose as the division became involved, and the title match against The Street Profits was declared a no-contest.
This time, Wyatt Sicks gets their rematch. But the Street Profits will directly answer to Erick Rowan and Uncle Howdy. While Gacy and Lumis are no slouches in the ring, Howdy and Rowan bring another level of destruction that could end the impressive reign of the Profits.
Can The Street Profits keep the impressive reign going? Or will the Wyatt Sicks dawn in darks with gold around their waist.
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