These WWE King and Queen of the Ring Tournament results continued on SmackDown this week. The men and women will each have four fatal four-way matches to determine the semifinalists. Who advanced on the June 12, 2026, episode from the Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence, Rhode Island?
The final Queen of the Ring opening match featured Jade Cargill (with B-Fan and Michin), Charlotte Flair, Lyra Valkyria, and Sol Ruca. Flair and Cargill looked strong early, before a parade of unscheduled talent got involved.
First, B-Fab and Michin grabbed Flair’s legs, hauling her out of the ring as she gained control of Cargill. Alex Bliss came to aid her tag partner, but they were still outnumbered; enter Tiffany Stratton.
The bedlam at ringside led the four participants to work back inside the ropes. They all shone from there, in the best Queen of the Ring Tournament opening match. There were copious, believable, tense, false finishes. The match had a natural story and build. Flair tapped out Valkyria to advance.
This four-way featured “Main Event” Jey Uso, “The Megastar” LA Knight, Royce Keys, and Finn Balor. Keys dominated early, leading to his opponents teaming up and triple-powerbombing him through the announcer’s desk.
The match then became a triple-threat. It appeared Balor was about to win when Keys surprisingly recovered enough to pull him out of the ring.
Solo Sikoa, who’s been trying to recruit Keys, came to his aid. He hit Knight with a Samoan Spike, hoping to help his own cause, but it wasn’t enough. Uso used a Frog Splash to break up the pinfall and immediately picked up his own to advance in the King of the Ring Tournament.
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