WWE SmackDown Tonight 5-June-2026: Full match card, confirmed segments, start timings & how to watch

WWE Friday Night SmackDown will present the June 5 episode of the show from the Unipol Arena, Bologna, Italy. It will feature the fallout from WWE's latest Premium Live Event, Clash in Italy. Furthermore, the show will also present more opening rounds from the King and Queen of the Ring after the tournament kicked off on Monday Night RAW this week. So, here is an in-depth look at tonight's full match card, confirmed segments, start timings, and how to watch SmackDown.

What is the full match card for WWE SmackDown in Italy?

• King and Queen of the Ring tournament opening round matches
• Clash in Italy fallout
• Top stars like Cody Rhodes, Gunther, Rhea Ripley, Trick Williams, Jade Cargill, and Sami Zayn are advertised for tonight's show.

King and Queen of the Ring tournament opening round matches

The June 5 episode of Friday Night SmackDown will feature two explosive Fatal 4-Way opening round matches of the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments. This came after the tournaments began on Monday Night RAW this week. At the show, the fans saw Oba Femi and IYO Sky emerge victorious in their respective matches and advance to the semi-finals. While the specific matches to take place on SmackDown are not official at the moment, it still promises to deliver an explosive set of in-ring bouts.

Clash in Italy fallout

WWE SmackDown will also present the fallout from Clash in Italy. It is likely to continue the feud between Gunther and Cody Rhodes, after The American Nightmare controversially retained his Undisputed WWE title at the aforementioned PLE. Furthermore, Rhea Ripley is expected to have a new challenger for her Women's title after she retained her championship against Jade Cargill at Clash in Italy.

How to watch WWE SmackDown (June 5)?

The fans can tune into WWE SmackDown from Italy this week on the USA Network domestically and on Netflix internationally.

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