Here are your quick and dirty, editorial-free WWE Fastlane results for March 11, 2018. The show was headlined by a six-pack challenge for the WWE Championship, as well as matches for the Smackdown Women’s and Tag Team Championships. Be back here tomorrow for the full Best and Worst of WWE Fastlane 2018 column.
WWE Fastlane 2018 Results:
– Kickoff Match: Tye Dillinger and Breezango defeated Mojo Rawley, Chad Gable and Shelton Benjamin. Dillinger pinned Rawley with the “Perfect 10” knee to the face.
1. Shinsuke Nakamura defeated Rusev. Nakamura avoided the Accolade, slipping out and hitting a knee to the back of Rusev’s head, then hit a second Kinshasa to win the match.
2. United States Championship Match: Randy Orton defeated Bobby Roode (c). Orton countered a Blockbuster attempt with an RKO to win a long match and become the new United States Champion. After the match, Jinder Mahal came to the ring to confront Orton. Roode hit both men with Glorious DDTs.
3. Natalya and Carmella defeated Naomi and Becky Lynch. Carmella capitalized on Lynch being distracted by Natalya trying to cheat and hit a superkick to win the match.
4. Smackdown Tag Team Championship Match: The Usos (c) vs. The New Day ended in a No Contest when the Bludgeon Brothers attacked both teams. Xavier Woods was taken away on a stretcher, and everyone else had to be helped leaving.
5. Smackdown Women’s Championship Match: Charlotte Flair (c) defeated Ruby Riott. Flair fought off interference from the Riott Squad and locked in the Figure-Eight to win the match and retain the Women’s Championship. After the match, Royal Rumble winner Asuka showed up and pointed at the WrestleMania sign.
6. Six-Pack Challenge: AJ Styles (c) defeated Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, Dolph Ziggler, Baron Corbin and John Cena. Kevin Owens, trying to superkick Sami Zayn, accidentally kicked Shane McMahon at ringside. Owens had the match won with a pop-up powerbomb on Ziggler, but Shane pulled him out of the ring. Zayn capitalized with a Helluva Kick, but Shane pulled HIM out of the ring. Styles retained the title after a Phenomenal Forearm to Owens.
