WWE SmackDown Results 2/14 - WWE Women's Championship On The Line, Solo Sikoa Appears & More

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE SmackDown" on February 14, 2025, coming to you live from the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.!

Tiffany Stratton will be putting the WWE Women's Championship on the line for the first time since retaining against Bayley on the January 17 edition of "SmackDown" as she defends against Nia Jax. Stratton and Jax are no strangers to one another, having been allies until Stratton cashed in her Women's Money In The Bank briefcase on Jax to dethrone her as titleholder on the January 3 episode of "SmackDown".

Solo Sikoa will be making an appearance on tonight's show with something on his mind to share. Sikoa made his return to "SmackDown" in the closing moments of last week's show, leaving Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes laid out after he and Jey Uso had defeated Jacob Fatu and Tama Tonga in tag team action.

Speaking of Fatu, he has a chance to secure his spot in the 2025 Men's Elimination Chamber Match as he collides with Damian Priest and Braun Strowman in a Triple Threat Qualifier Match. The winner will be joining CM Punk, John Cena, Drew McIntyre, and Logan Paul with the latter two competitors having earned their spots last Friday and this past Monday on "WWE Raw" respectively.

Meanwhile, in the 2025 Women's Elimination Chamber, Alexa Bliss qualified for the match this past Friday, as did the aforementioned Bayley on Monday's "Raw" to join one half of the WWE Women's Tag Team Champions Bianca Belair and Liv Morgan. Tonight, Chelsea Green and the other half of the WWE Women's Tag Team Champions Naomi look to earn their own spots as they square off with one another.

We are live! Wade Barrett and Vic Joseph greet audiences at home before throwing it to a video of what happened with Cody Rhodes, Jey Uso, and Solo Sikoa last week.

Rhodes then makes his way out to the ring.

Rhodes asks Washington D.C. what they want to talk about, then says they could talk about the 2025 Men's Elimination Chamber Match or Jey Uso choosing to select GUNTHER at WrestleMania 41. He says the winner of the Men's Elimination Chamber will challenge him at WrestleMania for the Undisputed WWE Championship, then runs through the list of competitors in the match so far. He then addresses Solo Sikoa and says he isn't in any of the upcoming Elimination Chamber Qualifiers.

McIntyre's music hits, and he makes his way out. He immediately takes objection with Rhodes glossing over his name when running down the list of Men's Elimination Chamber participants, and Rhodes says that's fair for McIntyre to say. He re-does McIntyre's introduction with more enthusiasm, and McIntyre still objects. He lists off several of his accomplishments, then says it's now personal between them. Rhodes says he can count on one hand who has defeated him since his WWE return, and McIntyre is included on that list.

Jacob Fatu's music hits, and he makes his way down to the ring alongside Tama Tonga. Fatu stares down McIntyre, then tells him he already got his spot in the Men's Elimination Chamber. He says he's all gas, no brakes tonight and expresses his confidence in defeating Damian Priest and Braun Strowman tonight. He says he'll go on to main event WrestleMania 41 and bring the Undisputed WWE Championship back to his family where it belongs. McIntyre says people want to see him fight Fatu, but leaves the ring before they can. Fatu circles Rhodes, and the two stare one another down.

We then see Solo Sikoa pull up to the Capital One Arena, and Rhodes looks to meet him outside. Fatu stops him and says he gets Sikoa first, and Rhodes says Fatu can get the first word as long as he gets the last one.

Back from the break, we see Tonga ask a backstage official where Sikoa is. He points him in the right direction, but Fatu then attacks him.

Back at ringside, Naomi and Bianca Belair make their way out to the ring. Chelsea Green and Piper Niven follow.

The bell rings and Naomi rolls up Green. Green kicks out, but Naomi rolls her up once again. Green kicks out and rolls up Naomi, but Naomi kicks out and delivers a leg drop to Green. Naomi looks to land a dropkick on Green, but Niven pulls Green out of the way before she can.

Green dumps Naomi back inside the ring, then follows her in there and lands a right hand on her. Naomi rolls up Green once again, but Green kicks out. Green fires off right hands on Naomi, then sends her head bouncing off the mat repeatedly and connects with a step-up enzuigiri. Green sits Naomi on the top rope, then lands an open palm strike on her. Naomi delivers a crossbody off the middle rope to Green, then levels her with a roundhouse kick and a variation of a Famouser.

Green and Naomi exchange roundhouse kicks, but Naomi sends Green crashing into the mat face first using the middle rope and looks to follow it up with a split legged moonsault. Green avoids it and delivers a Famouser of her own to Naomi, then pins Naomi. Naomi reverses the fall, but Green kicks out and sends Naomi crashing into the corner. She then sends her crashing into the mat.

Green sets up for the Unprettier on Naomi, but Naomi escapes and lands a facebuster. She then delivers a split legged moonsault for the win.

Winner: Naomi

Motor City Machine Guns then make their way down to the ring. Los Garza follow.

Angel and Chris Sabin begin the action. The bell rings and Alex Shelley tag in. Shelley and Sabin double team on Angel, but Berto tags in and lands a kick on Shelley. Angel tags in and lands a spinebuster on Shelley before Berto tags in and delivers a bodyslam to Shelley. He follows it up with a standing moonsault, then whips Shelley into the corner and tags in Angel.

Angel fires off stomps and right hands on Shelley in the corner, then gets him on his spine. Berto tags in and flies over the top rope to send Shelley crashing into the mat, then tags Angel bak in. Angel rains down right hands on Shelley's spine, but Berto and Sabin tag in. Shelley tags in and Motor City Machine Guns double team on Berto with a dropkick-flapjack combination on him. Angel and Berto then double team on Motor City Machine Guns with a double spinebuster-enzuigiri combination. Motor City Machine Guns respond with Skull and Bones to Berto for the win.

Winners: Motor City Machine Guns

Back from the break, we see Jacob Fatu and Tama Tonga storming around backstage. They encounter Solo Sikoa, and Fatu asks him what's up. Sikoa says he hasn't felt like himself since losing the Ula Fala, but he's ready to take over the professional wrestling business and it starts with Fatu winning his Qualifier Match. He tells Fatu that he loves him, but Fatu storms off.

Shinsuke Nakamura then makes his way down to the ring.

Nakamura says for weeks, he has waited and watched from the shadows looking for a warrior to test him. He says there's no warriors here, then says no one can rise above the thickness.

LA Knight's music hits, and he makes his way out. He says he wants to talk to fans, then says Nakamura is playing two lies and a truth with the truth being he was hiding in the shadows. The Miz's music hits, and he makes his way out. He says he was wrong about saying Knight was a flash in the pan a year ago, and the WWE Universe is now eating out of the palm of his hand despite all being basic. Knight responds by telling The Miz he's had the same gimmick for the last ten years when he was relevant, but he's happy to see him in the ring since he almost forgot he was in WWE. Miz fake cries when fans want him to go away, and Knight compares Miz to Drew McIntyre calling them both crybabies. Miz then calls his shot at the United States Championship, and Knight continues to take verbal jabs at Miz. Knight then clocks Miz, leading Nick Aldis to come down to the ring and make a match between Miz and Knight official.

The bell rings and Miz rolls out of the ring. Knight chases him back inside, but Miz lands a chop on him and lands a kick on his face. Knight delivers a powerslam to Miz, then dumps him out of the ring over the top rope and lands a kick on him through the middle rope. He sends Miz's face bouncing off the announce desk, then stares down Nakamura on the outside. Miz then sends Knight crashing into one of the barricades midsection first, and the two return to the ring.

Knight sends Miz crashing into the mat, but Miz whips Knight into the corner and lands a knee on him. He steals a piece of popcorn from a fan in the front row, but Knight turns Miz inside out with a clothesline and follows it up with a jumping clothesline and an elbow drop. Miz sends Knight crashing into the mat, then sets up for Skull Crushing Finale. Knight reverses into a pinfall, but Miz delivers a pin of his own.

Knight kicks out, and Miz delivers a DDT to him. He follows it up with a BFT and an elbow drop off the middle rope for the win.

Winner: LA Knight

R-Truth then makes his way down to the ring. 

We then head backstage and see Andrade approach Miz. Hayes then approaches Miz and says people like Andrade don't understand people like the two of them. Miz agrees and says they should team up before Hayes makes his own way down to the ring.

The bell rings and Truth runs over Hayes with a pair of shoulder tackles. He sends him crashing into the mat and sets up for the Five Knuckle Shuffle, but Hayes intercepts him with a kick and follows it up with The First 48 and Nothing But Net for the win.

Winner: Carmelo Hayes

Nia Jax and Candice LeRae then makes their way out to the ring. Tiffany Stratton follows, and we see Charlotte Flair watching from backstage. 

The bell rings and Jax fires off shoulders on Stratton's midsection. She rocks Stratton with a headbutt and charges at her on the apron, but Stratton ducks out of the way and Jax is sent crashing into the ring post. Jax then levels Stratton with a Samoan Drop and connects with a headbutt before sending her crashing into the mat and landing a leg drop.

Jax sends Stratton's head bouncing off the top turnbuckles, but Stratton returns the favor and repeatedly sends Jax's head crashing into one of them. She fires off right hands on Jax, then follows it up with a spinebuster and a dropkick. Stratton fires off more right hands on Jax, then looks to land a back elbow on her in the corner.

Jax sees Stratton coming and sends her crashing into the mat face first. She then connects with a leg drop and pins Stratotn, but Stratton kicks out. Jax gets Stratton up on her shoulders, but Stratton responds with a double stomps to her off the top rope. Jax lands a leg drop off the middle rope and pins Stratton, but Stratton kicks out.

Stratton delivers a moonsault to Jax off the top rope on the outside, then follows it up with a Swanton Bomb to her back inside the ring. Stratton lands another spinebuster on Jax, then looks to land Prettiest Moonsault Ever on her. LeRae trips her mid-air, causing the disqualification.

Winner (and still): Tiffany Stratton (via disqualification)

After the match, Jax delivers an An-Nia-Lator to Stratton and LeRae grabs a chair. Jax sets up for a second one, but Trish Stratus runs in from her spot in the crowd and blindsides LeRae. She then trips Jax, but Jax delivers a splash to her in the corner. Officials then run down to the ring to break the two women apart, but Jax lands a leg drop on Stratton.

LeRae and Jax are escorted to the back as Charlotte Flair makes her way down to the ring. She takes a seat on the chair LeRae had brought into the ring and mocks Stratton by telling her to wake up. She then informs Stratton that she's choosing to challenge her for the WWE Women's Championship at WrestleMania 41.

We then head backstage to Nick Aldis' office, where he shows Bianca Belair and Naomi a cell phone video of Jade Cargill being loaded into an ambulance as Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez are shown to be walking away. Aldis tells Naomi and Belair that he'll be talking to Adam Pearce, but Belair says her and Naomi will show up on the show instead themselves.

Back at ringside, Braun Strowman makes his way out. Jacob Fatu and Damian Priest follow.

The bell rings and the three men trade strikes with one another. Fatu and Priest send Strowman crashing out of the ring over the top rope, then fire off right hands on one another. Fatu lands a few chops on Priest, but Priest levels Fatu with a pair of back elbows. Strowman levels Fatu and Priest with a crossbody, then clotheslines them out of opposite sides of the ring and follows them out there.

Strowman sends Fatu crashing into one of the barricades, then rocks him with a headbutt. Priest blindsides Strowman from behind and lands a right hand on him, then dumps Fatu back inside the ring and rocks him with a superkick. He connects with a Broken Arrow on him and goes for a pin, but Fatu kicks out.

Fatu lands a double ax handle on Priest off the apron, but Priest sends his face bouncing off the announce desk and dumps him back inside the ring. Priest sends Strowman crashing into the ring post, then charges at Fatu in the corner back inside the ring. Fatu moves out of the way, and Priest is sent crashing into the corner. Strowman then sends Fatu crashing into one of the barricades and charges at him, but Fatu side steps him and Strowman is sent crashing into the ring steps. He grabs one of them and hits Strowman with it.

Fatu delivers a Swanton Bomb to Priest off the top and pins him, but Priest kicks out. Fatu sits Priest on the top rope and lands a chop on him, but Priest fires off right hands on his spine. Strowman pulls Fatu and Priest off the ropes, but Priest sends Fatu crashing into the announce desk with a flatliner. Strowman sends Priest crashing over the announce desk, then sends Fatu crashing on top of it with a chokeslam. Fatu then delivers multiple Hip Attacks to Strowman back inside the ring before he grabs a chair and places it on Strowman in the corner.

Strowman gets up to his feet and repeatedly hits Fatu with the chair. He places it on his head, but Solo Sikoa appears out of nowhere and delivers a Samoan Spike to Strwman. Fatu follows it up with a moonsault, but Cody Rhodes runs down to the ring and brawls with Sikoa. He sends him crashing into the ring post. Tama Tonga joins Sikoa and holds Rhodes in place for Sikoa to land a Samoan Spike on him.

Rhodes ducks out of the way and Sikoa accidentally hits Tama. Fatu gets in Sikoa's face, but Priest runs him over and Rhodes delivers a Cross-Rhodes to Sikoa onto the floor. This opens the door for Priest to send Strowamn crashing into the ring post back inside the ring and follow it up with South of Heaven for the win.

Winner: Damian Priest

After the match, Rhodes and Priest both look at the WrestleMania 41 sign and shake hands as the show goes off the air.