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WWE SmackDown results, highlights (July 11): The Wyatt Sicks win tag-team gold

WWE SmackDown results, highlights (July 11): The Wyatt Sicks win tag-team gold

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Nashville hosted a chaotic night of "WWE SmackDown" before the massive weekend of pro wrestling events. Despite all the action taking place down south, not every title could fit on Saturday Night's Main Event. Take the WWE Tag Team titles as Exhibit A.
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WWE did it. The Wyatt Sicks are the new WWE Tag Team Champions after being booked to be impossible to defeat. In a general sense, The Street Profits absolutely should still be tag team champions. But WWE booked themselves into the corner where this change had to happen, otherwise the Wyatts would be buried by a singular loss.
The match was fine. It was nothing special, especially compared to everything else the division has to offer. Again, this was more about hitting the story beats properly, and now it will be a matter of presumably picking off The Wyatt Sicks one by one to dethrone them. There still hasn't been an explanation why they would even want to be champions, but hey, this is where we are.
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👑 Uncrowned Gem of the Night 👑
Why not set the stage immediately, huh? "WWE SmackDown" cooked right out of the gate with a fatal-4-way match between members of the women's tag teams competing for the title at WWE Evolution on Sunday. It was Sol Ruca vs. Alexa Bliss vs. Kairi Sane vs. Roxanne Perez. There was no way this could be bad, right? Right. It ruled and was the Uncrowned Gem of the Night.
OK, in all transparency, this was an excellent display for NXT's Ruca, and not just because she was in the match, but she felt like it was supposed to be a highlight for her. It was certainly that and more. Everything she did with any of her three opponents was flawless, and the double Sol-Snatcher was sick. I didn't love her looking like an idiot at the end when distracted by Charlotte Flair and the unnecessary outside scuffle, but that's just how it goes.
The finish came right after Ruca got done taking care of business, as Sane went for the In-Sane Elbow on Bliss. Flair's new frenemy countered the dive with a double kick and hit the Sister Abigail DDT for the win. Bliss is just wildly over right now, and if this isn't a launching pad to get gold around her waist again, then WWE is wasting its time with her.
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🥴 WTF of the Night
WWE went through a time machine to the early 2010s in Nashville. Where do we even start with the Jelly Roll appearance?
The artist came out midway through the show to start performing. I love music, but this wasn't for me simply because of the genre, so it began on a missable foot. It was unclear whether this would be part of an angle or if WWE would merely allow a small concert to take place.
Ultimately, it was an angle — maybe? This was a cluster.
Logan Paul, the perfect heat magnet for this moment, came out to disrupt the sing-along and lambast Jelly Roll with all the claims that can be made about him as a wrestler. Clout-chasing, not belonging in the ring, saying it was "his world," etc.
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He landed a solid roast line, and then a fired-up Randy Orton arrived to verbally unload on Paul, only to get kicked with a Claymore by Drew McIntyre. Paul then continued the assault on Orton, and Jelly Roll grabbed and threw him out of the ring. What?
The McIntyre and Orton element was shoe-horned into this purely for Saturday Night's Main Event "hype," but it all felt so weird. And in a way, like it's setting up for ... Paul vs. Jelly Roll? This whole segment served no one.
Now, Jelly Roll will be in Orton's corner against McIntyre. Alright, I guess.
👍 FRIDAY NIGHT FIRE 👍
LA Knight is still as over as ever, but he was a part of the first bit of this show's overall random nature. He and Jimmy Uso beat Solo Sikoa and JC Mateo in a tag team match that was set up by the opening segment. Knight cut a great promo (as always) on Seth Rollins and his boys, which led to the Paul Heyman interruption before Sikoa and his squad followed. I don't know why, but it led to Uso coming to Knight's aid before he got attacked by the four Samoans.
The match was fine, and the Knight-Uso duo got along better than I'd have expected. Their win came via a Uso roll-up on Sikoa after outside distractions from a returning Heyman, who teased Knight with a call to Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. This was all the set-up needed to help Knight get the win at Saturday Night's Main Event tomorrow, because Sikoa was pissed at Heyman. We'll see if that comes to fruition, but either way, it was an interesting way to end "WWE SmackDown."
🤷 IT HAPPENED 🤷
"WWE SmackDown's" return to two hours is already suffering from the "cram-in" effect. Like the Jelly Roll segment, Trish Stratus and Tiffany Stratton's segment was almost the exact same thing. (Minus the musical guest element.)
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It was essentially a complete copy and paste of the infamous Stratton-Flair promo segment before WrestleMania 41. Wade Barrett mediated, and they exchanged playful barbs as if they were never friends the last time we saw them. The Nashville crowd did not react to anything either said before Naomi came out to tease her eventual cash-in. Can you guess what happened within seconds? Yep. Jade Cargill attacked her for a pull-apart brawl on the ramp. No real substance anywhere to be found.
👎 DOWN & OUT 👎
Ron Killings beat Aleister Black in their singles match. That should be a positive, and is without context. However, with context, this doesn't feel like the right direction to go with Killings after the hot angle WWE had in the palm of its hand with his release saga.
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Killings won via a roll-up after he brought a chair into the fold, and they each tried to get disqualified by using the weapon. It was a three-minute match at most, and Black angrily tried to attack Killings on their way out of the ring. I guess this is how we get to Damian Priest doing something again, because they came to blows afterward.
👑 This show was a scattered sprint more than it was a race. Without that Fatal 4-Way to kick things off in the ring, we'd be in rough territory. I give this show a Crown score of: 6/10.👑
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Gen Z men are still obsessed with Pokémon cards—using ‘boy math' to argue that they'll beat Nvidia stock and the S&P 500. But there's a catch

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Gen Z men are still obsessed with Pokémon cards—using ‘boy math' to argue that they'll beat Nvidia stock and the S&P 500. But there's a catch

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25 People Share Stories Of The Most Unhinged And Uncomfortable First Dates They've Ever Been On, And I Am At A Complete Loss For Words
25 People Share Stories Of The Most Unhinged And Uncomfortable First Dates They've Ever Been On, And I Am At A Complete Loss For Words

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25 People Share Stories Of The Most Unhinged And Uncomfortable First Dates They've Ever Been On, And I Am At A Complete Loss For Words

Everyone expects a first date to be somewhat awkward. However, there are some first dates that exceed mildly uncomfortable and instead take a sharp left turn into "unhinged" territory... That's why when TikTok user @ said, "Tell me your unhinged first date stories. Not 'he wanted to split the bill,' but something that gave you the ick so badly you still get queasy when you think about it." people of all ages flooded the comment section with their first date "horror" stories, and I honestly have no words. From fake double dates to mannequin parents, here are 25 of their most cringe-inducing stories: 1."He asked to go on a double date (which was weird for a first date anyway). At dinner, the other 'couple' was acting like they didn't know each other and weren't talking. The vibes were definitely off." "The other girl and I talked in the bathroom, and we were actually going on a date with the same guy. 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I ran out yelling, 'My dad died, I have to go.' We've been married 17 years." —hillaryoliverson Did any of these stories surprise you? Have you ever been on an unhinged first date? Tell us about it in the comments or using the anonymous form below! Note: Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity. Also in Internet Finds: Also in Internet Finds: Also in Internet Finds:

76ers got the change Daryl Morey wanted, but their grace period is over
76ers got the change Daryl Morey wanted, but their grace period is over

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76ers got the change Daryl Morey wanted, but their grace period is over

LAS VEGAS — Through the injuries and the drama of last season, through the Philadelphia 76ers sweating out the lottery to hold onto a protected draft pick, and through the bad luck and misfortune of losing their two franchise players for most of last year, a franchise that finished near the bottom of its conference held staunchly to a prevailing thought. We can turn this around quickly. Advertisement Through all of February and March, Sixers executive Daryl Morey, his front office and his coaching staff never wavered on that opinion. This was before an NBA playoffs that saw the Boston Celtics losing Jayson Tatum and the Indiana Pacers losing Tyrese Haliburton to devastating Achilles injuries. The Sixers never expected it would be easy to rebound from a season as difficult as this one was isn't anything . Morey would be the first to tell you that. Heading into next season, though, Morey will also be the first to tell you the Eastern Conference is wide open in a way that even Philadelphia couldn't have predicted. If there is ever a year that a bounce back could be in the proverbial cards, it's this one. 'I do think it's open in the East,' Morey said in an extensive interview with select media from the Las Vegas summer league. 'I do think that's a fair characterization. I do, obviously, think that we weren't the only team that's unfortunately gone through a lot of tough injuries. That's opened some things up. But we're going to have to prove that we're with those upper-echelon teams in the East. But we do feel like if all things come together, we can be right there, and we've given ourselves a lot of flexibility to upgrade the team during the year, if things are going as well as we hope.' For so much of Joel Embiid's prime, the 76ers have gone as he has gone, last season included. He's been such a dominant presence on the floor that it's been next to impossible for the Sixers to exist without his presence when he has been off the floor, which was far too often and damaging a season ago. It's been almost a year and a half since the knee injury he suffered at Golden State derailed him for most of the 2024-2025 year, and Morey says Embiid is 'on track' to be healthy for training camp, the start of the preseason and the start of the regular season. League sources tell The Athletic that Embiid still hasn't returned to on-court basketball activities. That said, Morey and the front office remain optimistic that Embiid will be on the floor for the season opener. Advertisement Philadelphia won't be able to compete at a championship level if Embiid's level of health rivals that of last year. He's truly one of the great centers of this era, and one of the great offensive basketball players of this era, regardless of position. That being said, this might be the one Philadelphia roster that can absorb a prolonged Embiid absence during the regular season, should the big man continue to miss chunks of games. A Tyrese Maxey-led backcourt could be one of the deepest and most dynamic position groups in the league, if it reaches its ceiling. We are assuming, as Morey has repeatedly said, that the Sixers eventually find a way to come to terms with restricted free agent Quentin Grimes. If Morey is right, Philadelphia will have a backcourt that can rapidly create offense even without Embiid. The 76ers are essentially done with their roster construction for the summer, outside of Grimes, barring an unexpected trade. What Morey wanted to do was make the lineup younger and more athletic. He did that, outside of re-signing veteran point guard Kyle Lowry, re-signing Eric Gordon and absorbing an accepted player option from Andre Drummond. Morey also wanted to use his No. 3 pick from the draft lottery , and he did that by selecting Baylor guard VJ Edgecombe, who will help with that athleticism goal. At least, once he's healthy, too. Edgecombe suffered a left thumb sprain almost immediately after making his summer league debut. Finally, Morey made it a priority to win on the margins of the roster. A verdict that won't be clear one way or the other until the season starts. To get here, Morey had to make some difficult decisions. The biggest was essentially choosing between trying to retain Grimes and trying to retain Guerschon Yabusele, who made a big impact last season off the bench. The latter turned into a valuable role-playing big man at power forward and center, but financial constraints made it obvious that the Sixers couldn't retain both players. Advertisement Yabusele is a good player, and he went on to sign with the New York Knicks. In Philly, he made shots from the perimeter. He was tough on the interior, and he became a crowd favorite at Wells Fargo Center rather quickly. Grimes is a more dynamic weapon offensively, however. He became the 76ers' best guard at creating rim pressure off the dribble. His 6-foot-5 size and versatility allow him to play all three perimeter positions. Most importantly, he's improved at a rapid rate as he's gotten more reps with the basketball in his hands. 'Yeah, that sucked,' Morey said. 'We offered Guerschon the most that we could that wouldn't limit us and our ability to retain Quentin. That was above the minimum. I've seen reports saying that we only offered the minimum, and that wasn't true. But it was definitely below what he ended up getting. We knew it would create a challenge for us. So we wanted to retain Quentin. We hope to work that out with his representation, and our focus was on making sure that happens. So, that did impact what we could offer Guerschon.' Is Philadelphia younger and more athletic than the team that started last season? For sure. Are the 76ers capable, at least on paper, of competing at the top of what appears to be a rudderless Eastern Conference? Yes, they are certainly capable. On paper, in July, that means about as much as the paper it's printed on, though. That's why Philadelphia knows the right things need to align if it is to put the horrors of yesteryear behind it. 'I think we're optimistic where things are at with Joel, and we are looking forward to next season,' Morey said. 'I think we went in with the big goal of being more athletic among the group that we think will likely be on the floor. I think we have done that as well.' The variable is health, and that doesn't pertain to just Embiid. Rising second-year guard Jared McCain was on his way to becoming a frontrunner for the NBA's Rookie of the Year when he suffered a knee injury and missed the remainder of the season. What stood out for many was McCain's ability to move without the basketball. That skill meshed well with Maxey, George and Embiid when they were on the floor. Philadelphia also needs a good season out of George, who regressed significantly last year from his All-Star and All-NBA form. At his best, he's one of the most skilled forwards of this era, but he appeared to lose a lot of pop athletically and a lot of explosion off the dribble. He's an example of just how much of a house of cards Philadelphia's roster has been in the past. When the Sixers were whole, they were a significantly talented team. They were a team capable of going into Boston and beating the Celtics on Christmas Day. Advertisement When they missed two of the big three, though, the Sixers were decidedly ineffective. By the time they shut all three of Maxey, Embiid and George down, Philadelphia's lottery destiny for the season was set in stone. It makes this upcoming year an important one for the Sixers as a whole. It's somewhat fair to write the disaster of last season as a one-off, but the door would be open to significant change within the organization if Philadelphia doesn't make strides from said disaster. The state of the Eastern Conference provides an opportunity for this Philadelphia roster to make a move, but it also closes the window for grace. As of July, it's hard to deny how talented this roster has a chance of being. Now, the roster has to turn talent into results. (Top photo of Daryl Morey: Bill Streicher / Imagn Images)

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