Now, according to the data at CageMatch, Giulia (133 days as champion) has already eclipsed Green’s 132-day title reign, which renders this entire angle moot. Perhaps WWE or Chelsea’s math disagrees. Any potential discrepancies there won’t matter if Giulia beats Green tonight to solidify herself as the longest reigning women’s United States champion of all-time (out of three total reigns in the belt’s history). Green has been conducting a search for a new member of the Secret Hervice, and tonight’s title match is the best time for this potential new recruit to make the biggest impact. Does Chelsea have someone lurking in the shadows (not counting Nikki Cross) ready to help her win back the gold, or will Giulia prove to be the better US champion? Tune into SmackDown to find out.

Rey Fenix vs. Talla Tonga is booked on tonight’s card. Fenix forced the issue last week by attacking Talla after being treated like a punching bag by the MFTs in recent weeks. Fenix was laid out by Tonga’s big boot later in the night, of course, and it looks like the babyface is in for an even bigger ass kicking tonight. WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion Alexa Bliss picked up a win over Nia Jax last week thanks to an assist from her ally of convenience, Charlotte Flair. It’s now Flair’s turn to go one-on-one with Jax tonight. Cody Rhodes is still WWE Champion after the referee didn’t see him use the belt as a weapon against Drew McIntyre at Saturday Night’s Main Event.