Damian Priest and R-Truth defeated FrAxiom to retain the WWE Tag Team Championship during “WWE SmackDown.”

The match was made during the show after Priest misread a conversation between Truth, Axiom, and Nathan Frazer, challenging them to a title match as he believed that’s what they were discussing. He went on to find out they were discussing taxes, but FrAxiom didn’t hesitate to accept the challenge when it had been made. 

Priest wound up plowing through the impromptu challengers to win the match, planting Frazer with South of Heaven and hitting a Razor’s Edge on Axiom to get the winning pinfall. FrAxiom had threatened to take the titles; after Truth hit shoulder tackles and the five-knuckle shuffle and set up for an Attitude Adjustment, he was distracted by Axiom, allowing Frazer to roll him up for the closest of two-counts. 

After the match, Talla Tonga emerged to drop both members of FrAxiom followed by Priest and Truth. Solo Sikoa was barking those orders and went on to join Talla in the ring. Priest and Truth dethroned JC Mateo and Tama Tonga of the MFTs in March, having since retained the titles against Miz and Kit Wilson, Grayson Waller and Kofi Kingston, and then the MFTs once again before getting to this week’s bout with FrAxiom. 

Hearing Cena’s perspective impressed the Undertaker, who described his feedback as a “masterclass” in what young pro wrestling talent need to do, urging them to also bet on themselves like Cena did ahead of their feud, and do things without caring who it’ll offend. 

“There’s a difference between [what I did and] going into business for yourself,” Cena added. “I was able to cut three vignettes on you, I went for it, I think I might have hit you with one AA, but you kicked my ass and beat me. I did not go into business for myself.”

Cena further emphasized that wrestlers need to focus on their character work and that there’s no need to go “into business” for themselves in order to do that. “I think there’s a fine line where performers overstep that line and are kind of like, ‘I want this thing to go this way.’ No, that’s not how it is. You just got to do your job the best way as you can,” Cena continued. 

Despite their shared opinions on the business and their WrestleMania 34 and Vengeance 2003 clashes, Cena and Undertaker never had any prominent lengthy feuds, which Michelle McCool asked the two about. “There’s somebody else you’re gonna have to talk to, who was writing the program,” Cena simply said in response, suggesting that the decision was never his nor the Undertaker’s.

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UFC has announced a new multi-year partnership with Georgian betting company Adjarabet. 

Following up on the landmark agreement between UFC and prediction market platform Polymarket to be its exclusive prediction market partner, the company has inked yet another international deal with Adjarabet, the number one betting platform in the country of Georgia. 

“UFC is excited to welcome Adjarabet to our roster of partners,” TKO’s Senior Vice President of Global Partnerships, Nicholas Smith, is quoted as saying. “This relationship with Adjarabet is about elevating the fan experience by working together to create more excitement, more interaction, and more ways for fans to connect with UFC. We look forward to building on the incredible passion for MMA that exists across Georgia.”

As part of the deal Georgian nationals, including former UFC Bantamweight Champion Merab Dvalishvili, Giga Chikadze and Roman Dolidze, will serve as brand ambassadors. 

Nino Gujabidze, PR Director Adjarabet, is also quoted: “As a steadfast supporter of Georgian sport, we are especially proud to reach this milestone at a time when our ambassadors are making history on the global stage. Years ago, we were one of the first to champion UFC for the Georgian audience – one of the first to believe that this sport would find its true home in Georgia.”

The announcement states that Adjarabet will collaborate with UFC on social media content that “includes co-branded content and other features to create fan engagement opportunities tied directly to the action.”

“WWE NXT” had a hot episode with plenty of debuts on April 28 following a plethora of main roster call-ups, but viewership for the developmental brand fell slightly, and the rating took a bigger hit. The show saw the debuts of former IWGP Heavyweight Champion EVIL, though he wasn’t referred to by his NJPW ring name, in addition to Will Kroos, Tristan Angels, and more, as well as the in-ring debut of Lizzy Rain.

According to Wrestlenomics, with data from Programming Insider, the April 28 edition of “NXT” drew 541,000 viewers, down eight percent from the previous week’s 591,000 viewers. The show earned a 0.07 rating in the ever-important ages 18-49 demographic, which was down 30 percent from the previous week’s rating of 0.10.

The episode was down 14 percent from the same point in April 2025, when average viewership was 671,000, and down eight percent from the trailing four weeks average of 588,000. The rating was down 50 percent from the April 2025 average of 0.16, and down 22 percent compared to the trailing four weeks average of 0.09.

In addition to the various debuts in the men’s division, the episode also saw Myles Borne retain his North American Championship over Saquon Shugars in the opening match, as dissension in DarkState continues. EK Prosper and a returning Sean Legacy defeated BirthRight’s Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo and Uriah Connors, and Mr. Iguana came to the aid of NXT Women’s Champion Lola Vice against Izzi Dame and The Culling. The main event saw Shiloh Hill go over “WWE SmackDown’s” newest member, former NXT Champion Ricky Saints.