WWE SmackDown Preview (March 27)
- Joey Wood
- 1 hour ago
- 2 min read

Friday night’s WWE SmackDown heads into WrestleMania season with a mix of spectacle and storyline progression, but this week feels more focused than chaotic. The card isn’t overloaded, which usually means WWE is saving time for angles that actually push things forward. With just a few weeks until WrestleMania, every segment is starting to matter a little more.
The most talked-about addition to the show is the crossover appearance from Jelly Roll, who is set to step into the ring against Kit Wilson. Celebrity matches always bring a different energy, and while expectations in the ring are usually tempered, they tend to draw attention and create memorable moments. This one feels designed to give the crowd something fun.
The women’s division continues to get meaningful spotlight. Charlotte Flair teams with Alexa Bliss to take on The Bella Twins in a match that blends established stars from different eras. It’s not just a one-off attraction—matches like this often help set the tone for what the women’s division could look like heading into WrestleMania, especially when multiple high-profile names share the ring.
The biggest storyline hook comes from Randy Orton, who is expected to address his ongoing issues with Cody Rhodes. Their situation has been building week by week, and this feels like a turning point. Whether it leads to a direct confrontation or just raises the stakes, it’s the kind of segment that could define the tone of the entire show.
Elsewhere, SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis will provide an update involving Drew McIntyre and Jacob Fatu, adding another layer to an already crowded main event scene. It may not be the most stacked card on paper, but this episode has the pieces to be important—less about big matches, more about where things are headed next.
WWE Card
Jelly Roll vs. Kit Wilson
The Bella Twins vs. Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss
Women’s United States Championship: Giulia (c) – title defense
🎤 Segments / Appearances
Randy Orton addresses his ongoing feud with Cody Rhodes
Nick Aldis provides an update on Drew McIntyre & Jacob Fatu
