SmackDown went to the Charleston Coliseum in Charleston, W.Va., on Friday, per ProWrestling.net. It was Danhausen's "Very Nice, Very Evil" show, and the two champions booked for Crown Jewel both made it out with their titles, per WWE.com's official results. Pro wrestling is scripted entertainment. This is a recap of what aired, not betting advice.

The results

• Undisputed WWE Championship: Sami Zayn (c) def. Trick Williams in a match restarted as No Disqualification. Zayn retains.
• WWE Women's Championship: Chelsea Green (c) def. Nikki Bella. Green retains.
• AAA World Cruiserweight Championship: Rey Fénix (c) def. Ricky Saints. Fénix retains.
• Singles: Jade Cargill def. Tatum Paxley.

Zayn vs. Williams turned into a junkyard

WWE.com says the title match got disrupted by Johnny Gargano, Candice LeRae and Lil Yachty, so GM Nick Aldis threw everyone out from ringside and restarted it as No DQ. In the restart, per WWE.com, Trick Sticks, trash cans and steel chairs came into play. Zayn hid behind the referee, hit a low blow, and blasted Williams with the WWE Title for the pin. Zayn faces World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns at Crown Jewel eight days later, per WWE.com.

Green escapes, and the Money in the Bank briefcase almost cashes

Bella hit the Rack Attack, but WWE.com says Green's leg was through the ropes, and Green rolled her up moments later. That keeps Green on course for her Crown Jewel match with Women's World Champion Liv Morgan. Morgan came out afterward to insult her, and Ms. Money in the Bank Tiffany Stratton joined the fight. Stratton hit Morgan with the Prettiest Moonsault Ever and looked ready to cash in, but Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez jumped her before she could, per WWE.com. IYO SKY ran in for the save. No cash-in, no title change.

Fénix retains, Cargill steals one

Fénix put Saints away with the Mexican Muscle Buster, per WWE.com and Fightful. Cargill beat Paxley with a pump kick and Jaded after Alexa Bliss got into it at ringside with Women's Tag Team Champions Michin and B-Fab, which distracted Paxley.

The Demon shows up

The Halloween gimmick paid off. Gunther attacked Danhausen during the reveal of his "evil experiment," and the experiment turned out to be "The Demon" Finn Bálor. WWE.com says Bálor hit the Coup de Grace off a ladder and put Gunther through the announce table. Wrestleview has the full segment rundown.

What's next

Cody Rhodes cut a promo on his Last Man Standing match with Randy Orton at Crown Jewel, per WWE.com. And CM Punk vs. Kevin Owens on the Nov. 6 SmackDown is now No Holds Barred, per Fightful. Our [Crown Jewel card preview](/articles/wwe-crown-jewel-2026-card-preview/) has the rest of the Nov. 7 card.