Dominik Mysterio pinned Damian Priest in a four-way also involving Bron Breakker and United States Champion Trick Williams during “WWE SmackDown.” As a result, he will now face Oba Femi in the semi-finals of the tournament. 

The match started with the four exchanging offense with one another, whittling each other down until only Mysterio and Priest remained in the ring. Priest got the better of the exchange only to get receive a Franken-Steiner from Breakker off the top rope. Mysterio broke up the resulting cover and the match was left to Williams and Breakker to fight. 

Williams got the better of Breakker, fighting off both Mysterio and Priest to a massive ovation from the Bologna crowd. Williams then connected with a Book End to Breakker, going for the cover that was only then broken by Priest. 

Priest connected with Razor’s Edge to Mysterio and went for the cover, but Liv Morgan hopped up on the apron to distract the referee from making the count. Breakker then took control as Priest jawed at Morgan. He speared Priest, only to receive a Trick Shot from Williams, who then went for the cover on Priest. But Mysterio pulled the referee out to prevent the count. 

Breakker leapt from the apron to take Williams and himself over the announcer’s desk, leaving just Priest and Mysterio in the ring. 

Priest looked for South of Heaven, but JD McDonagh ran interference and received the chokeslam himself. Priest turned back to Mysterio only to get a low blow from Morgan, allowing Mysterio to connect with the 619 and a Frog Splash to secure the winning pinfall. 

Chad Gable is back and has returned to WWE television as himself less than one week after being unmasked in Mexico. He arrived backstage at “SmackDown” to speak with Rey Fénix.

OG El Grande Americano lost to El Grande Americano at Noches de Los Grandes. In addition to losing the match, he lost his mask and his true identity was officially revealed to be Chad Gable. After losing, he posted on social media that he was on the way to Europe.

Gable reflected on their match at WrestleMania 41 and said his frustrations at losing to luchadors led him to wear a mask to make fun of them. Eventually, Gable realized the culture and traditions of luchadors and Mexican fans and he made a mockery of it. He admitted,”you’re not putting on a costume, you’re taking on a responsibility.” Gable flew all the way across the ocean to apologize to Fénix’s face and hopes that one day, he can forgive him. Fénix said that losing his mask was painful enough and he forgave him. But he reminded Gable that he wasn’t the only one he offended.

Gable hasn’t competed as himself since the June 9th episode of RAW. He had shoulder surgery a few weeks later and returned as OG El Grande Americano at this year’s Royal Rumble.

The stars of All Elite Wrestling are firmly on the road to the fifth annual Forbidden Door pay-per-view on June 28, and the June 3 episode of “AEW Dynamite” saw two hours of action that fans are still buzzing about days after. Mercedes Mone made her long awaited return to the company in the women’s Owen Hart Foundation Tournament. Will Ospreay advanced to the final of the men’s tournament by defeating Mark Davis, and both MJF and Kevin Knight successfully defended their AEW Men’s World and TNT Championships against Rush and “Speedball” Mike Bailey respectively. 

Despite all of that action, the show did take a knock in the TV ratings. According to Wrestlenomics, with data provided by The Programming Insider, the June 3 episode of “Dynamite” averaged a total of 638,000 viewers, a 9% drop from the previous week which broke the 700,000 mark. However, this week’s average is 2% above the trailing four week average of 623,000, 3% below the average of last year’s second quarter, and does not include those who streamed the show on HBO MAX.

The biggest hit came in the 18-49 demographic as “Dynamite” posted a 0.11 number, marking a 27% drop from the 0.15 posted last week. This week’s number is also 8% below the trailing four week average of 0.12, 29% below the same quarter in 2025, and 39% the month of June from last year.

One of the big reasons for this was game one of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs, which dominated the ratings on ABC. However, with the NBA no longer on cable, “Dynamite” actually performed well in the prime time cable rankings despite the lower numbers, placing third for the night behind “Gutfeld!” on FOX News and the college softball world series on ESPN.

Raquel Rodriguez is going on to face IYO SKY in the semi-finals of the Queen of the Ring tournament after defeating Bayley, Jacy Jayne, and Kiana James on “WWE SmackDown.” The drama wasn’t just for the match, as James and Giulia officially broke up following the bout, due to James thinking her now-former friend cost her the match.

Bayley attempted to get a quick win with the Bayley-to-Belly on Jayne, but it didn’t work so easily. Jayne, James, and Rodriguez battled on the outside, but it was Bayley who took Rodriguez out of the match for a few minutes after driving her shoulder-first into the steps. Jayne capitalized and she and Bayley briefly fought one-on-one before James got back in the mix.

Rodriguez got back into the match and hit a corkscrew splash on Bayley and James and tried to cover them both. She then threw Bayley into Jayne and hit them with a double chokeslam, but James flew over the top rope to break up the pin. James countered Rodriguez’s choke slam, but couldn’t dodge the clothesline. Bayley hit a top rope elbow drop to Jayne and James hit a standing moonsault to Bayley.

Jayne took out Giulia on the outside, and Giulia returned the favor when Jayne was pushing James’ feet off the ropes during a pin. When James turned around, she thought it was Giulia to prevent her victory, and she was furious.

Bayley hit a Roseplant to James, and Jayne hit a Rolling Encore to Bayley, but it was Rodriguez’s big boot, followed by the Tejana Bomb to Jayne for the victory. After the match, James pushed Giulia around and said she was sick of her, and they are done. Giulia attacked her former friend and beat her down, but James fled the ring after taking a dropkick.

WWE sensation Danhausen is once again trolling ESPN host Steven A. Smith online ahead of game two of the NBA Finals, where Smith’s beloved New York Knicks will take on the San Antonio Spurs. The star took to X (formerly Twitter) to comment with a video ahead of the game, which will be played Friday night in Texas.

“I am ecstatic that the Knicks are 1-0 in enemy territory and tonight, they have the chance to go 2-0,” Danhausen said. “Let’s hope that Steven A. Smith’s checks keep clearing.”

Whoever is filming the video for Danhausen questioned “checks,” plural, and said they thought it was only “one payment” Smith “made.” Danhausen said that no, that the Knicks need to win at least four games to take the championship, implying there need to be multiple checks, and he’s still waiting. NBA analyst Zach Lowe also chimed in on X.

“At this point, I might actually start sending money/human monies if I were a Knicks fan,” Lowe posted.

The finals game 2 tonight in the enemy territories 🏀👹🦷🗽

Hello @stephenasmith pic.twitter.com/b273S2CJB6

— Danhausen (@DanhausenAD) June 5, 2026

Danhausen and Smith started a feud ahead of WWE WrestleMania 42, the first-ever ‘Mania on the ESPN app in the United States. During that feud, Danhausen cursed the Knicks, but went back on his curse ahead of the NBA Eastern Conference Final.

Once uncursed, the Knicks swept the Cleveland Cavaliers, moving on to the NBA Final for the first time in 27 years. If the Knicks win the championship, it will be their first in over 50 years. After game two on Friday, the series heads to the Knicks’ home turf, Madison Square Garden, with game three set for Monday night.