SmackDown: July 30, 2015

Cesaro def. Seth Rollins by Disqualification

TULSA Okla. — The Lunatic Fringe and The Swiss Superman worked together to score a huge victory over two of WWE’s most destructive forces. Plus, the summer heated up with a furious 8-Man Tag Team Match.

The Swiss Superman locks horns with the WWE World Heavyweight Champion in SmackDown's opening contest.

When WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins kicked off SmackDown and relished in the fact that he broke United States Champion John Cena’s nose on Raw, Cesaro reminded him that he also tapped-out to The Champ. As a result, the two Superstars opted not to wait for their scheduled rematch and instead started the showdown right then and there. As they did, Kevin Owens joined the SmackDown announce team.

Just when The Swiss Superman was getting ready to execute the Cesaro Swing, however, Owens launched a surprise assault and ended the contest by disqualification. Though it looked, for a moment, as if The Architect was going to take issue with Owens’ interruption, the two instead worked together to deliver a post-match attack on The King of Swing.

But, as all three of the Superstars would soon learn, they were not done for the night.

Los Matadores & The Lucha Dragons def. The New Day’s Kofi Kingston & Big E & The Ascension

Los Matadores & The Lucha Dragons go to battle against The New Day's Big E & Kofi Kingston & The Ascension.

With WWE Tag Team Champions The Prime Time Players sitting in on commentary, four of WWE’s hottest combinations battled in a fast-paced 8-Man Tag Team Match.

When order completely broke down both inside and outside the ring, Viktor opted to tag himself into the action — causing friction between himself and The New Day. In this commotion, Kalisto turned the tables on the face-painted Superstar and picked up the quick pin.

Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper focused their horrific rage
A reunited Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper looked inside themselves and into the minds of their adversaries.

SmackDown showcases Becky Lynch

Take a closer look at the fiery member of Team Paige.

Take a closer look at Team Paige’s fiery Diva.

Rusev def. Jack Swagger

The Real American reignites his longstanding rivalry against The Bulgarian Brute.

Prior to his match against longtime adversary Jack Swagger, Rusev took issue with Lana’s “fishy” action against Summer Rae on Raw.

In the height of the tough match that followed, The Bulgarian Brute used the steel post and a vicious kick to lock in The Accolade. Though Swagger nearly broke out of the devastating finisher, Rusev’s strength ultimately won out and The Real American was forced to tap.

When Rusev reengaged him after the bell, however, Swagger cinched in the Patriot Lock, giving himself a small amount of retribution in his home state.

Stardust def. R-Truth

Looking to take out WWE's heroes one at a time, Stardust battles R-Truth.

Moment after overcoming R-Truth with the Queen’s Crossbow, Stardust chose to taunt Neville while attempting to put a mask on his fallen opponent. In response, The Man That Gravity Forgot rushed to the ring to launch a comic-book-style assault on his strange adversary.

Sheamus explained why he will take down Randy Orton

After attacking The Viper on Raw, "Mr. Money in the Bank" makes it clear that they are not done by a longshot.

After attacking The Viper on Raw, “Mr. Money in the Bank” made it clear that they are not done by a longshot.

Dean Ambrose & Cesaro def. Seth Rollins & Kevin Owens

The Lunatic Fringe opts to join The Swiss Superman against the WWE World Heavyweight Champion and Kevin Owens.

Although he seemed ready to go it alone against WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins & Kevin Owens, Cesaro received a lunatic surprise when Dean Ambrose decided to help The Swiss Superman in SmackDown’s tag team main event.

In the height of the action, Ambrose sent The Architect to the ringside floor. In doing so, however, he left himself open for Owens’ Pop-up Powerbomb.

But before the brash former NXT Champion could execute his finishing maneuver, Cesaro thwarted his effects. The King of Swing rushed his opponent from behind and rolled him up for the quick three-count.