The Undertaker vs. Triple H

The final chapter in the legendary rivalry between The Undertaker and Triple H will be written at WWE
Super Show-Down on Saturday, Oct. 6, when The Deadman will once again rise to battle The Cerebral Assassin
for the last time ever in a historic event at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) in Melbourne, Australia.
Combined, The Undertaker and Triple H account for a remarkable 21 World Championship reigns. There isn’t
a single major Superstar of the modern era – from WWE Hall of Famers Shawn Michaels and “Stone Cold” Steve
Austin to future Hall of Famers The Rock and John Cena – who hasn’t fallen to The Phenom and The Game at
one point or another. Although there is always a temptation to write off overused terms such as “epic,”
“legacy” and “iconic,” in the case of The Demon of Death Valley’s collective clashes with The King of Kings,
such deference is undisputedly warranted.
The animosity would only increase. Making a rare appearance on Raw, The Undertaker dropped a bombshell.
Convinced that Triple H’s best friend Shawn Michaels will be standing in The Game’s corner when WWE Super
Show-Down comes to Australia, The Phenom revealed that his brother Kane will be in his corner to even the odds.
Don’t miss the signature showdown between these two time-honored competitors at WWE Super Show-Down,
streaming live from Melbourne, Australia on the award-winning WWE Network,
Saturday, Oct. 6, at 5 a.m. ET / 2 a.m. PT on WWE Network.

The Shield vs. Braun Strowman, Dolph Ziggler & Drew McIntyre

The reunited Shield have already been confirmed to compete at WWE Super Show-Down. Now, their opponents have
been named.
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Braun Strowman, Dolph Ziggler & Drew McIntyre, rivals to Universal Champion Roman Reigns and Intercontinental
Champion Seth Rollins & Dean Ambrose, will join forces to battle The Hounds of Justice in Melbourne, Australia
in a super-sized showdown between the most dominant team in WWE history and a veritable super-team comprised of
some of Raw’s most talented competitors.
Of course, Strowman is the most imposing of The Shield’s opponents, having been thwarted by The Hounds of Justice
right as he moved to cash in his Money in the Bank contract on Reigns during Raw the night after SummerSlam. But
Ziggler & McIntyre’s motivations should not be discounted, either: Rollins was unable to reclaim the Intercontinental
Title from Ziggler largely due to McIntyre’s interference, and it was only when The Architect brought Ambrose back
from injury that he was able to dethrone The Showoff at SummerSlam.
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miss the monumental event, streaming live on WWE Network and available on pay-per-view around the world.

WWE Champion AJ Styles vs. Samoa Joe

WWE Champion AJ Styles and Samoa Joe’s personal conflict continues to boil over on SmackDown LIVE. However, the two
will take their issues Down Under when they collide at WWE Super Show-Down in a showdown where there must be a winner.
Neither Superstar has cooled down their verbal and physical onslaughts since their raucous contest at SummerSlam that
ultimately resolved nothing between the two rivals. And now, with so much more animosity entering into the equation,
the two will go at it again, this time at the history-making event, WWE Super Show-Down.
Following a controversial ending to their WWE Championship Match at WWE Hell in a Cell, SmackDown General Manager Paige
ruled that the next match between the two bitter enemies would be decisive. Although she deemed the referee’s decision
final after a heated post-match confrontation with Samoa Joe in the backstage area, Paige decided that their next contest
at WWE Super Show-Down would be “No Disqualification, no count-out, no excuses.” Though Paige didn’t explicitly
sanction those terms, she agreed with Joe on one thing: There had to be a winner.
Will Styles be able to get the level of retaliation on The Samoan Submission Machine that he has been craving after
all that Joe has said and done to his family? Or will The Phenomenal One’s anger prove to be pivotal, allowing Joe
to strip away not only his composure, but the WWE Championship as well?
Find out when WWE Super Show-Down takes place on Saturday, Oct. 6, from the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) in
Australia, streaming live on the award-winning WWE Network.

Ronda Rousey & The Bella Twins vs. The Riott Squad

Adding to the growing list of must-see matchups for WWE Super Show-Down, the Australian pay-per-view will see Raw
Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey bring the torch Down Under as she teams with the returning Bella Twins to face off
against The Riott Squad.
Perhaps this showdown was inevitable. Nikki & Brie Bella were at SummerSlam to witness Rousey best Alexa Bliss to
win her first Raw Women’s Championship, both were also at ringside during Rousey’s championship coronation on Monday
Night Raw, and both were on hand when Stephanie McMahon attempted to take sole credit for the Women’s Evolution.
The Baddest Woman on the Planet responded to Stephanie’s braggadocios claims by locking the Raw Commissioner in
an Armbar, and Ruby Riott, Liv Morgan and Sarah Logan of The Riott Squad were among the Superstars to help McMahon
at ringside, while the Bellas stood by the new titleholder in the ring.

SmackDown Women’s Champion Becky Lynch vs. Charlotte Flair

The animosity that has grown to a fever pitch between former best friends SmackDown Women’s Champion Becky Lynch
and Charlotte Flair is much too great to be settled in one match. Perhaps it is fitting then that, after The
Irish Lass Kicker captured the title from The Queen at WWE Hell in a Cell, the two Superstars will now battle
in Melbourne, Australia’s MCG at WWE Super Show-Down.
And they’ll look to tear each other apart from the word go.The very essence of champion is ingrained in Charlotte’s
DNA, and she is determined to return to the top of the SmackDown Women’s division. However, Becky’s hunger to
remain supreme over the blue brand’s Women’s Division has triggered something vicious inside of her. From the
moment she slapped Charlotte at SummerSlam, Lynch’s every word and action made it clear that she would stop at
nothing to win her second SmackDown Women’s Championship. It was a goal she achieved at WWE Hell in a Cell, and
though Charlotte extended her hand to congratulate the new champion, Lynch was anything but gracious in her
moment of victory, declining her former friend’s olive branch and raising her new title over her head.
Maiden Ireland may have bested The Queen on one night, but can she do so again when they meet in the Land Down
Under? Don’t miss WWE Super Show-Down, streaming live from the MCG in Australia, on
Saturday, Oct. 6, at 5 a.m. ET/2 a.m. PT, on the award-winning WWE Network.

John Cena & Bobby Lashley vs. Kevin Owens & Elias

In a surprise turn of events, John Cena and Kevin Owens’ previously announced singles clash at WWE Super Show-Down in
Melbourne, Australia has been stretched into a tag team showdown, with Bobby Lashley and Elias joining the mix.
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Cena teams with Lashley to go head-to-head against KO and Elias at the monumental event on Saturday, Oct. 6, marking
the first time that these four Superstars have collectively shared the ring. While Cena and Owens look to reignite
their storied rivalry, which culminated in a thrilling three-match series in 2015, Lashley and Elias no doubt have
some unfinished business of their own, but how will these teams perform as a unit?

Daniel Bryan vs. The Miz

At WWE Super Show-Down, the intense rivalry between Daniel Bryan and The Miz will become an all-out international
incident in a highly personal rematch for pride and the opportunity to earn a future WWE Championship Match.
The SummerSlam fight between the two bitter adversaries had been years in the making, born in the ambitious environment
of the original NXT where Miz was Bryan’s NXT Pro, growing in the fires of mutual contempt both inside the squared
circle as well as through legendry wars of words just about everywhere there was a microphone, and finally destined
to be settled in a match at The Biggest Event of the Summer.
It was not meant to be, however. For when The A-Lister suddenly clobbered WWE’s “Yes!” Man with an unidentified
foreign object that his wife Maryse handed to him at ringside, his subsequent controversial SummerSlam victory left
matters completely unresolved.
That was until Miz broke the news in a WWE.com Exclusive that he will once again take on Bryan in the groundbreaking
pay-per-view at the MCG in Melbourne, Australia. And if the stakes were not high enough, the winner will get to
face the WWE Champion at a later date.

SmackDown Tag Team Champions The New Day vs. The Bar

With WWE Super Show-Down already playing host to a series of classic and personal rivalries, two premiere tandems
are destined to collide at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The New Day and The Bar will slug it out for the SmackDown
Tag Team Titles at the historic event on Saturday, Oct. 6, in what’s sure to be another epic clash in their storied
rivalry.

Asuka & Naomi vs. The IIconics

At WWE Super Show-Down, The IIconics will have an opportunity back up their claim that they are the trendsetters for
the future of SmackDown LIVE when they take on Asuka and Naomi in tag team action.
The tension between these Superstars has boiled for quite some time. Earlier this year, Billie Kay and Peyton Royce
shocked the WWE Universe when they defeated Becky Lynch and Asuka in a tag team bout. If that wasn’t enough of a reason
to brag, the besties went on to also gloat that they were the first Superstars to beat Asuka on SmackDown LIVE.
From there, The IIconics set their crosshairs on another former Women’s Champion, Naomi, who also fell victim to the
pair’s dubious numbers game. But, when the nefarious duo attacked their glowing adversary after she scored a huge win
over Royce, The Empress of Tomorrow came to Naomi’s aid and sent the IIconics packing.
At WWE Super Show-Down, it’ll be an even playing field as Asuka and Naomi take on The IIconics. Can Royce and Kay pull
out an IIconic moment in Melbourne, or will they learn a lesson or two from The Glow and The Empress of Tomorrow? Find
out at WWE Super Show-Down on Saturday, Oct. 6, from the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) in Australia, streaming live
on the award-winning WWE Network!

WWE Cruiserweight Champion Cedric Alexander vs. Buddy Murphy

Buddy Murphy will have another opportunity to capture the WWE Cruiserweight Championship from Cedric Alexander when the
two Superstars collide at WWE Super Show-Down. The stakes are higher than ever, as Murphy’s challenge comes in his
hometown of Melbourne, Australia.
Alexander has vanquished all challengers since defeating Mustafa Ali for the vacant title at WrestleMania, but few have
pushed him harder than The Juggernaut of WWE 205 Live. Never one to back down from a challenge, Alexander knows he will
be at a disadvantage due to Murphy’s ruthlessness and his homefield advantage in Melbourne.
However, the pressure on Murphy is also significant. Hometown considerations aside, The Juggernaut has previously failed
to defeat Alexander for the championship. If he once again comes up short, there are other Cruiserweights anxiously
awaiting their own opportunities, and Murphy may be left vying to return to contention for some time.
Can Buddy Murphy capture the WWE Cruiserweight Championship in his hometown? Find out at WWE Super Show-Down on Saturday,
Oct. 6, from the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) in Australia, streaming live on the award-winning WWE Network!