WWE SmackDown: Friday Night SmackDown this week is going to air live from Madison Square Garden in New York. Besides other exciting segments that have been announced for the episode, World Heavyweight Champion, Seth Rollins will also be in action on Friday Night SmackDown this week. However, in a last-minute twist, Seth Rollins’s opponent at Madison Square Garden has been altered. Follow the latest WWE News: WWE SmackDown Results Live Updates with InsideSport.IN
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Who will be Seth Rollins’ opponent on WWE SmackDown this week?
Previously, it was announced that Seth Rollins will defend the World Heavyweight Championship against Damian Priest of The Judgment Day on Friday Night SmackDown this week, which will air live from Madison Square Garden.
However, in a last-minute twist, Seth Rollins’ opponent for the episode has been altered. Now it has been advertised that Seth Rollins will face Finn Balor in a singles match. The explanation as to why this last-minute twist occurred, is still missing.
Thus, Seth Rollins will face Finn Balor in a singles match on the July 7, 2023, episode of Friday Night SmackDown that will take place at Madison Square Garden.
However, earlier this week on Monday Night Raw, World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins faced Dominik Mysterio of The Judgment Day in a singles match. But, Damian Priest attacked Rollins during the match which resulted in a disqualification win for Rollins. Following the attack, it looked like Mr. Money in the Bank 2023, Priest was going to cash in on Rollins but Finn Balor came out of nowhere and attacked Rollins. The episode ended with Finn Balor arguing with Damian Priest.
Check Out what Else is Going to Happen on Friday Night SmackDown this Week
- Tribal Court: The Trial of the Tribal Chief Roman Reigns
- United States Championship Match: Austin Theory vs Sheamus
- Karrior Kross vs AJ Styles
- ‘Grayson Waller Effect’ with WWE Superstar Edge
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