Tiffany Stratton beat Jade Cargill and Nia Jax in a Triple Threat match on Friday night's episode of SmackDown to retain the WWE Women's Championship.

WWE has announced three matches for the Friday, November 7 SmackDown episode. United States Champion Ilja Dragunov will put his title on the line once again on the show in an open challenge. Dragunov defeated Nathan Frazer of Fraxiom on this week’s show in an open challenge.

Plus, Chelsea Green will challenge Giulia for the WWE Women’s United States Title. Green, the first-ever Women’s US Champion, is looking to prevent Giulia from becoming the longest-reigning Women’s US Champion. Giulia is currently nine days away from breaking Chelsea’s record.

TheSportster’s rating system will assess every match on WWE’s latest edition of the blue brand, determining the best match of the night, the worst, and how everything else shaped up in between. In truth, this week's show was a step down from previous weeks in terms of match quality.

On the eve of WWE Saturday Night's Main Event, Undisputed Champion Cody Rhodes will make his match against Drew McIntyre official.

Nia Jax names her favorite wrestler growing up in the form of Bam Bam Bigelow, despite briefly considering her cousin The Rock.

Jade Cargill beat Tiffany Stratton at Saturday Night's Main Event to win the WWE Women's Championship. Cargill hit Stratton with her signature Jaded finisher for the win. Stratton had held the WWE Women's Title for 302 days prior to Saturday night's loss.

Several current and former WWE personalities, including Kelly Kelly, Sheamus, and Nia Jax, recently took to social media to react to The Miz's heartbreaking update.

Naomi and Cargill are arch rivals and have been feuding with one another since before WrestleMania 41. Naomi was responsible for injuring Cargill with a vicious attack that saw Cargill put through the top of a car windshield. The two women squared off at ...

"WWE SmackDown's" now-confirmed main event will see WWE raise the stakes in one of its hottest feuds on the eve of Saturday Night's Main Event.

Hall of Fame wrestling journalist Bill Apter recently shared his thoughts on the Nia Jax botch. The incident happened on a recent episode of SmackDown.