1/10 WWE Smackdown taping spoilers: Full results of the taping for Friday's television show (spoilers)

WWE Smackdown taping
Laredo, Texas
Report by Dot Net reader El Ramy

The show started with Daniel Bryan, who came out to a good amount of heat. A "you suck" chant broke out. Daniel played the role of innocent heel. Mark Henry came out to some cheers (face turn?). He said that he would face the winner of the main event next week for the World Heavyweight Championship.

1. Justin Gabriel defeated Heath Slater. Gabriel won with with Hornswoggle's help

The order of events may be off.

Backstage, Santino Marella gave Teddy Long some "Santino Original" ideas when David Otunga walked in. Teddy made a Santino vs. Otunga match for later.

2. David Otunga defeated Santino Marella. No, this isn't a typo, David Otunga beat Santino.

3. Brodus Clay squashed Tyson Kidd. Clay won in 20 seconds or maybe less.

4. Ted DiBiase defeated Drew McIntyre. Hunico was on commentary.

Wade Barrett came out and cut a promo on Sheamus and challenged him to a match on next week's Smackdown.

Cody Rhodes came out and ran down Laredo. He got huge heat.

5. Cody Rhodes defeated Ezekiel Jackson.

6. Sheamus defeated Jinder Mahal.

7. Tamina defeated Natalya.

Daniel Bryan came out for the main event and A.J. was by his side. She must have botched it because she was supposed to come out after Daniel, so they re-taped the entrance, which caused confusion.

8. Daniel Bryan fought Big Show to a no-contest. I was really into this match until A.J. came and kept sticking out her ass to me. Anyways, they brawled outside and Daniel ran away from Big Show, who chased him and then ran into A.J. and knocked her out. Big Show broke down in tears as A.J. was stretchered out of the arena. Bryan kept yelling at Big Show, saying it was all his fault.

Overall it was an OK episode of Smackdown.

Biggest Pops
1. Big Show
2. Sheamus
3. Santino

Biggest Heat
1. Cody rhodes
2. Daniel Bryan
3. Wade Barrett

Funny note: The Sign guy kept yelling "Chimel sucks" when Tony Chimel was the announcer for NXT and Superstars.