WWE SmackDown Results: Cody Rhodes Wins, Randy Orton Strikes Solo Sikoa, Logan Paul Stirs Chaos In Paris

Paris Crowd Still Buzzing After Clash.

Coming right after the spectacle of Clash in Paris 2025, WWE SmackDown entered the French capital with a shocking mood. The audience in the Accor Arena was given a night of both dramatic plotlines and in-ring action. Logan Paul, Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, The Bloodline, Bianca Belair, LA Knight, and were all in action, making the show look like an extension of the pay-per-view fireworks.

Cody Rhodes Keeps the Momentum Going.

Cody Rhodes began the night with a promo that reminded the fans why he is still the face of SmackDown. Rhodes, still bearing the halo of his triumph at Clash in Paris, discussed his future plans and taunted his next opponent. The crowd cheered when AJ Styles jumped in and rekindled a rivalry that has history written all over it. Their duel established a hot-blooded finale, which was to give a classic.

The Paris crowd sprang to life when Rhodes and Styles finally clashed later in the evening. Rhodes struck his trademark Cody Cutter and finished off with Cross Rhodes. Styles was crisp, but the outcome proved that Rhodes remains the flagship of SmackDown.

Randy Orton faces Solo Sikoa.

The biggest incident of the night was when Randy Orton ran into The Bloodline. Riding high off Clash, Solo Sikoa entered the ring with the swagger of a man who was about to seize the empire of Roman Reigns. The music that Orton had released struck with a thunderous response, and the Viper did not take long to inform Sikoa that he was not scared.

Their fight turned into a brawl, which ended with Orton throwing a trademark RKO unexpectedly. The scene of Sikoa resting on the mat predetermined what might be a huge competition in the future. The reaction of the crowd left no doubt that Orton is still one of the most magnetic stars of WWE, and the emergence of Sikoa has just acquired a serious roadblock.

Bayley ignites the women’s division with Bianca Belair.

The women’s division was again on the rise, with Bianca Belair battling Bayley in a match that not only presented athleticism but also storytelling. Belair had all her strength in play, and she raised Bayley as she pleased, and Bayley with her old cunning.

It was a dramatic end to the match as Iyo Sky interfered, leading to a disqualification. Belair defended herself against both females with her trademark braid whip and then struck Bayley with a crippling KOD. The message was unmistakable: Belair is willing to take the lead once again, and the Paris audience stood up in her honor.

Logan Paul Stirs Up Trouble Again.

Logan Paul is one of the most controversial people in SmackDown, and Paris was not an exception. He interrupted the segment of LA Knight with his usual arrogance, ridiculing the fans and the catchphrases of Knight. The verbal exchange was making the arena electric, and Knight finally dared Paul to prove what he said in the ring.

The two fought at ringside until they were separated by security, who were looking forward to a rematch. The fact that Paul can make heat and that Knight is gaining popularity indicates that this will be one of the hottest shows on SmackDown.

The Saga of the Bloodlines Continues.

The Bloodline narrative is still central to WWE programming, and Paris gave another installment. In the absence of Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa tried to prove his dominance. Jimmy Uso appeared out of the blue, something that caused tension in the family. Their communication was very short but full of meaning, foreshadowing more cracks in the future.

Jimmy was attacked later in the night backstage, and the suspicion immediately fell on Sikoa. The mystery angle kept the fans guessing and provided another twist to the Bloodline drama. Parisian fans were attached to each turn of events, and it was another testament to the fact that this is the most engaging storyline WWE has ever created.

LA Knight Earns a Statement Victory.

LA Knight entered the ring to face Austin Theory before his fight with Logan Paul got out of hand. It was a quick-paced match with momentum swings, yet the charisma of Knight kept the crowd on his side throughout. Knight won decisively after striking his trademark BFT, which solidified his position as a breakout star.

The Paris response demonstrated that Knight is not merely a catchphrase with a large following. It is impossible to deny his relationship with the audience, and WWE appears to provide him with an even greater platform in the future.

Other Highlights From Paris

The evening was full of little details that kept the audience entertained. Street Profits won a difficult match against Pretty Deadly in a tag team match that featured a lot of athletic fireworks. When Kevin Owens came out to cut a promo in French, he was given a heroic welcome as he reached the local fans and mocked future rivalries. Even mid-card acts such as Santos Escobar and Dragon Lee were given the opportunity to shine, and they provided a high-paced match that had the crowd buzzing.

Paris Crowd Demonstrates the Global Reach of WWE.

The energy of the French fans was one of the largest lessons of the event. Whether it was singing along to the entrance themes or chanting during matches, the Paris crowd demonstrated that the global expansion of WWE is not merely a strategy on paper. The ambience made the games bigger, and entertainers reacted with passion equal to the event.

Verdict: SmackDown Shines in Paris Limelight.

WWE SmackDown in Paris 2025 was not only a sequel to Clash. It was one where the brand can provide the best shows in any part of the world. As Cody Rhodes continued to assert his dominance, Randy Orton issued a challenge to Solo Sikoa, Bianca Belair rekindled the women’s division, and Logan Paul continued to build a heated rivalry with LA Knight; the show had it all.

The Bloodline series continued to turn and twist and keep the audience hooked, as new storylines were gaining traction. In the same way that Clash in Paris demonstrated the spectacle of WWE on a large scale, SmackDown solidified its capacity to narrate powerful stories before enthusiastic crowds around the globe. The future of the road is bright, and the Paris stop will be remembered as one of the best SmackDown shows of the year.