WWE SmackDown results, recap, grades: Roman Reigns raises the stakes for Jey Uso at Hell during a Cell

Reigns told his cousin Uso that he will fall in line after a loss on Sunday or be cut out of their family

Just two days before the Hell during a Cell pay-per-view, WWE held the go-home edition of SmackDown from the Thunderboomer inside Orlando's Amway Center. Little changed for card apart from Ads by Eonads the addition of The Miz vs. Otis, but Roman Reigns amped up the stakes for his rematch with Jey Uso.

Reigns and Uso closed the show with a violent confrontation, with Jey counting on a touch of trickery from his twin brother. While Uso got the higher of the physical showdown, Reigns dealt the most important blow of the night through one threat. the 2 will settle things within the first ever I Quit match held inside Hell during a Cell, and it now matters quite ever to Uso that he walk off with Reigns' universal championship.

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Reigns lays out consequences for Uso
Reigns came to the ring to shut the show, able to reveal the potential consequences for Uso should he lose at Hell during a Cell. Uso appeared on the Tron before Reigns could begin speaking. Uso was seated at the top of a table, playing up Reigns' claim that he will never hand over his spot at the top of their family table. Uso then pulled down the headscarf he had over his mouth, revealing himself not as Jey but as twin brother Jimmy, who told Reigns that Jey was standing behind him. Jey attacked Reigns, eventually hitting him with an Uso Splash and walking off to celebrate together with his brother.

Reigns grabbed a microphone and eventually laid out the results for losing their I Quit match inside the Cell. If Reigns loses, he's not the top of the table, not the person in WWE which , he said, are some things he would need to accept . But, he wondered -- would Uso be ready to accept the results of his own loss? Should Reigns win, Jimmy, Jey, their wives, their children and their grandchildren would all be out of the family and not a neighborhood of the wrestling dynasty unless they fall in line and acknowledge his place as headman .

There was an odd kind of disconnect on the show between Reigns saying that the results would come if the Usos did not fall in line, but commentary treated it as if the results would simply result from a loss by Jey. Still, this was another good segment between Reigns and Uso, and Sunday represents the proper time to finish things between the 2 before the story runs out of steam. I'm excited for a match that has little question over who will win, which means WWE has done an honest job with the general story, which is all one can ask. Grade: B

and that means WWE has done a good job with the overall story, which is all one can ask. Grade: B

What else happened on WWE SmackDown?

Daniel Bryan, Kevin Owens & The Street Profits def. Dolph Ziggler, Robert Roode, Shinsuke Nakamura & Cesaro via pinfall after Montez Ford hit Cesaro with a frog splash. The match stemmed from a "KO Show" segment where Owens pitched forming a tag team with Bryan. This brought out Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode, then The Street Profits and then Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura before a brawl broke out between the four teams, leading to an impromptu match.
Sami Zayn confronted Daniel Bryan backstage. Bryan had suggested that the intercontinental championship should be defended weekly on SmackDown, but Zayn said that as long as he is champion, he will continue to do things his own way.
Bianca Belair def. Zelina Vega via pinfall after hitting the KOD. This was a showcase match for Belair and she delivered her usual flurry of impressive offense before getting a fairly quick win.
Lars Sullivan def. Shorty G via pinfall after hitting the Freak Accident. Shorty G said he was trying to prove a point after not being selected in the WWE Draft. He was beat in short order. Shorty G was asked how he felt following the loss and simply said, "I quit." Later in the show, Shorty G said what he "quit" is being Shorty G and being a smiling punching bag. He then switched his name back to Chad Gable, thus ending the Shorty G era.
Bayley cut an in-ring promo stating that she did not, and would not, sign the contract to face Sasha Banks inside Hell in a Cell on Sunday, bringing "The Boss" to the ring carrying the contract. Banks told Bayley, "You better sign this," only for Bayley to try to hit her with a chair. Banks ducked the chair shot and grabbed Bayley's belt. As Bayley tried to take the title back, Banks attacked her before sticking the champion's head in the chair and forcing her to sign the contract.
The Miz defeated Otis in court after bribing Judge JBL. The courtroom segments also featured Ron Simmons as bailiff and Teddy Long as stenographer. JBL was about to find for Otis when Miz handed him a suitcase full of cash, leading JBL to announce that Otis would defend the Money in the Bank contract at Hell in a Cell.
Seth Rollins def. Murphy via pinfall after a Stomp. This was a very long match with solid momentum swings. Aalyah Mysterio was watching the match backstage and begged Rey and Dominik to help Murphy after the match when Rollins grabbed a kendo stick. They refused, so she stormed to the ring by herself, covering Murphy before Dominik came to the ring. Rollins then blindsided him before Rey hit the ring with a chair and chased off Rollins.