Who SHOULD win WWE King & Queen of the Ring? That's the question we're answering today! With the tournament reaching the final stages, I'm breaking down all eight remaining competitors and giving my picks for who should be crowned King and Queen of the Ring. From Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, Jey Uso, and Jacob Fatu on the men's side to Tiffany Stratton, Charlotte Flair, Asuka, and Jade Cargill on the women's side, every matchup has major implications for WWE's future. King & Queen of the Ring has always been one of WWE's most important tournaments, often creating new main event stars and setting the stage for championship opportunities. Some of these superstars are already at the top of the card, while others could use a tournament victory to take their careers to the next level. I'll be looking at momentum, storylines, fan reactions, and what makes the most sense heading into WWE's biggest upcoming events. Who do YOU think should win? Should Cody Rhodes continue his dominance? Is Randy Orton due for one more legendary run? Can Jacob Fatu shock the world? On the women's side, should Tiffany Stratton cement herself as the future, or will Charlotte Flair, Asuka, or Jade Cargill add another major accomplishment to their careers? Let me know your King and Queen of the Ring winners in the comments below!

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Was Jey Uso the right choice to advance in the King of the Ring tournament? Ever since SmackDown ended, fans have been debating whether WWE made the right call. While I don't hate Jey Uso moving forward, he probably wouldn't have been my pick. Personally, I think LA Knight or Finn Balor would have been stronger choices, and that's where the discussion gets interesting. In this video, I break down why WWE may have chosen Jey Uso, whether LA Knight missed a huge opportunity, and if Finn Balor had the strongest case to advance. Is WWE thinking long-term, or did they pass on the better story? There's a lot to unpack here, and the fan reaction has been all over the place. Let me know in the comments: Did WWE make the right call with Jey Uso, or should LA Knight or Finn Balor have moved on instead?

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WWE SmackDown delivered this week! The show wasn't perfect, and there were definitely a few things I disagreed with, but overall this was one of those episodes that kept me invested from beginning to end. The King and Queen of the Ring tournaments continued, the Cody Rhodes and Sami Zayn situation got even more interesting, and WWE did a solid job building anticipation for Night of Champions. The standout for me was the Fatal 4-Way King of the Ring match featuring Jey Uso, LA Knight, Finn Balor, and Royce Keys. The match had plenty of chaos, big moments, and action throughout. Charlotte Flair also continued her march through the Queen of the Ring tournament, while the show's major storylines took another step forward heading into Night of Champions. Overall, this felt like a strong episode of SmackDown that got more right than wrong. Not every segment landed for me, but the pacing was good, the tournament matches mattered, and WWE gave fans plenty to talk about heading into next week. Let me know what you thought was the best part of the show and whether you agree that SmackDown delivered tonight. #SmackDown #WWE #KingOfTheRing #samizyan #jeyuso For business related inquiries contact me at: wrestlechop@outlook.com