Complete WWE Thursday Night Smackdown Taping Results for 12/31/2015 [Spoilers]

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Here are the results taped for Smackdown on December 29, 2015 to air on December 31, 2015:

Thanks to Eric Walters and Forlan (@flykicks202) for the following WWE SmackDown spoilers from tonight’s tapings in Washington, DC…

* Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns vs. Sheamus and Kevin Owens is announced as tonight’s main event

* WWE Tag Team Champions The New Day come out for a New Year’s Eve promo. They’re interrupted by The Dudley Boyz and then Kalisto. We get a six-man match

* Kalisto and The Dudley Boyz defeated The New Day by pinfall

* Tyler Breeze defeated Goldust by pinfall. Breeze and Summer Rae are apparently done as they decide to split up for the New Year

* Luke Harper and Braun Strowman defeated The Usos when Braun made one of them submit

* Brie Bella and Alicia Fox defeated Naomi and Tamina Snuka

* Dolph Ziggler defeated Bo Dallas

* WWE World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns and WWE Intercontinental Champion Dean Ambrose vs. Sheamus and Kevin Owens ends in a DQ after a good hard-hitting brawl, Reigns and Ambrose win. Reigns stopped Owens from powerbombing him through the announce table after the match, with a Superman punch


Dot Net reader Vincent Sarageno attended the WWE Smackdown taping in Washington, D.C. at Verizon Center on Tuesday and sent the following report. Smackdown will air later Thursday night at 7:00 p.m. CT on Syfy in the United States and moves to USA Network next week.

Sin Cara came out in a sling and Kalisto challenged the New Day to a match, which New Day thought was a handicap match. Kalisto said he brought friends and the Dudleys came out with a table that had, “Happy New Years Eve” painted on it.

1. Kalisto and The Dudley Boyz beat New Day in a six-man tag. After some exchanges. Kalisto was beat on for a bit and hot tagged Bubba. Kalisto had a nice spot jumping off of Bubbas shoulders while he sat on the top turnbuckle onto Xavier Woods he then pinned Woods using a Salida del Sol. Then they put Xavier through the table.

2. Tyler Breeze (w/Summer Rae) beat Goldust. A fast, lame match that I believe ended with a Breeze rollup, but I couldn’t see. Breeze and Summer Rae then announced for the New Year they are parting ways, but will leave the crowd with one last selfie. The crowd had no reaction and there was a sense of bewilderment.

3. Braun Strowman and Luke Harper defeated The Uso Brothers. A good match that ended with Stroman’s lame Bearhug. Strowman looked very stiff in the ring.

4. Brie Bella and Alicia Fox beat Naomi and Tamina. We missed the match. I love the Divas, it wasn’t a slight. My 6-year old had to use the bathroom and it was over by the time we made it back to the concourse.

5. Dolph Ziggler defeated Bo Dallas. Ziggler got a big pop throughout the match. He pinned Bo clean finishing Bo with a super kick.

6. Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose beat Sheamus and Kevin Owens by DQ. This match was kind of short and ended with Owens being disqualified for not being the legal man and pulling Reigns’ legs into the ring post when Reigns was setting up a spear for Sheamus. I thought it was an odd finish in a modern tag team match where it always seems like teammates get involved whenever they want to. The heels were about to put Ambrose through the announce table when Reigns stopped them. The faces posed with their belts for 10 minutes.

Overall it was a fun show my kids had a blast, but they were disappointed every time they announced during the commercial breaks that John Cena would be at next weeks Smackdown.

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