A lot happened on this Friday’s WWE SmackDown. Paul Heyman and Bronson Reed of The Vision visited SmackDown. They went straight to General Manager Nick Aldis’ office to inform him that The Vision can pick anyone on the roster to join their team for WWE Survivor Series: WarGames, and Heyman made good on that promise.
Heyman managed to get Reed an Undisputed WWE Championship Match against Cody Rhodes in the main event of the evening. Rhodes would ward off the onslaught of the big “Auszilla”. As Cody was going for the kill, Bron Breakker and Logan Paul would batter Rhodes, leading to the no-contest.
The Usos come for the save, evening up the numbers, and hitting a 1D on Logan Paul. Jimmy and Jey would prop up Paul on a table, looking to put the exclamation point on this whole situation. Before they could do that, a suspended Drew McIntyre would interfere and wreak havoc against Rhodes and his teammates.
Nick Aldis would try to end this whole debacle, informing McIntyre of his current situation. However, Heyman invoked his right to pick anyone from the current roster, handing Drew McIntyre the contract for WWE Survivor Series: WarGames. The “Scottish Psychopath” would put pen to paper, sealing the deal for this Dangerous Alliance.
Earlier in the night, Jimmy Uso made his intentions clear and informed Rhodes that he intends to stand by his side, as well as his brother’s and CM Punk’s.
The stage is almost set, with one more slot remaining for both teams, who will join them for war?
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