John Cena is back in the ring! Here's how to watch WWE Smackdown tonight
As if Friday night's WWE's SmackDown wasn't intense enough already, John Cena will be in the ring this week.
Fresh off his Undisputed WWE Champion title at WrestleMania 41, Cena heads to Friday night's main event in Dayton, Ohio as part of the lead up to the highly-anticipated showdown with Randy Orton on Saturday for WWE Backlash.
Aside from Cena, a Fatal 4-Way Match is also on the card as LA Knight and Damian Priest will go head-to-head against Jacob Fatu and Solo Sikoa.
Jade Cargill takes on Nia Jax to determine who faces WWE Women's Champion Tiffany Stratton.
Here is everything you need to know in order to tune in for WWE Smackdown action with Sling.
Watch WWE Smackdown with Sling
WWE SmackDown TV channel
WWE SmackDown airs on USA, which can be watched with a subscription to Sling.
How to watch WWE SmackDown on USA
Sling Blue carries USA, which is what you need to watch WWE SmackDown tonight and every Friday night going forward.
WWE SmackDown schedule
- May 9, Dayton, Ohio
- May 16: Greensboro, N.C.
- May 23: Savannah, Ga.
- May 30: Knoxville, Tenn.
- June 6: Bakersfield, Calif.
- June 13: Lexington, Ky.
- June 20: Grand Rapids, Mich.
- July 11: Nashville, Tenn.
- July 18: San Antonio
- July 25: Cleveland
- Aug. 8: Montreal, QC
- Aug. 15: Boston
- Aug. 22: Dublin, Ireland
- Aug. 29: Lyon, France
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