WWE: Major title change on first Friday night SmackDown

Brock Lesnar won the name that was Universal from Kofi Kingston and was immediately attacked by former UFC rival Cain Velasquez on a dramatic Friday night introduction of SmackDown.
WWE new produced their mark using an action-packed show filled with play and star power, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, to the first Friday night offering.
In its primary event, Lesnar took less than 10 seconds to conquer Kingston, dropping the champion with one F5 before pinning him to fasten the gold.
Rey Mysterios music began but the man who had been attacked by Lesnar last week had a backup in the kind of Velasquez, who won the UFC heavyweight title from Lesnar as Lesnar renowned.
Velasquez rained punches on the newly-crowned Universal winner, who beat a hasty retreat to the dressing area along with his advocate and shot Lesnar down Paul Heyman as the show went off the air.
Shane McMahon fired from WWE
A ladder game between Shane McMahon and Kevin Owens, where the WWE livelihood of both men were all on the line ended with his job and McMahon defeated terminated.
As was somewhat predictable to get a game between two guys because their physical security is rarely a key concern, there were several ladder and table spots which had the audience wincing.
The chaos came to a conclusion when Owens picked McMahon a ladder off and powerbombed him before climbing the ladder to maintain the briefcase and provide his orders to the bosss son.
The Rock yields – to Corbins dismay
SmackDown started in red-hot fashion, with Becky Lynch disrupted by Baron Corbin, that was subsequently interrupted by a Rock that was returning.
The coming of theelectrifying man in sports entertainment almost took the roof and then he followed his arrival up around Corbin.
Rocky toasted Lynch, who moved on to associate with Charlotte Flair to pick up a win over her Hell In A Cell competition Sasha Banks and Bayley.

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