Women's Tag Titles Match Ends in No Contest
A brawl forced the thrown-out finish of the women's tag team title challenge on Friday Night SmackDown, setting up a Charlotte Flair vs. Jade Cargill match.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Wrestling
On SmackDown, Fatal Influence challenged Alexa Bliss and Tatum Paxley for the women's tag team titles, but the match was thrown out after a brawl broke out. Bliss and Paxley had won the titles from Fatal Influence, then lost them to Jade Cargill's Baddies, Michin and B-Fab, two weeks before the episode.
Why it matters
The no contest leaves the tag team title picture unsettled and shifts attention to a one-on-one match between Charlotte Flair and Jade Cargill that followed the brawl. Bayley's involvement in the brawl also adds another storyline thread to the women's division.
The match was a televised SmackDown title challenge held two weeks after the titles changed hands. The titles remain unresolved following the no contest, and no rematch date was provided in the source.
The players
Alexa Bliss
Alexa Bliss is a veteran WWE wrestler who won the women's tag team titles alongside Tatum Paxley before losing them.
Charlotte Flair
Charlotte Flair is a longtime WWE champion and one of the most decorated women in the company's history.
Jade Cargill
Jade Cargill is a WWE competitor who is part of the Baddies stable and was involved in the title match.
The details
Bliss and Paxley appeared on the outside early in the match and attacked Jacy Jayne and Jade Cargill. When Bliss and Paxley rushed the ring, a brawl broke out and the match was thrown out, after which Bayley ran in and Charlotte Flair came out to face Jade Cargill.
Timeline
Two weeks before the SmackDown episode, Cargill's Baddies won the women's tag team titles from Bliss and Paxley.
On November 6, 2026, Friday Night SmackDown ended the title match in a no contest.
Season Trajectory
The no contest keeps the SmackDown women's tag team division in flux, extending the rivalry between Bliss and Paxley and Cargill's Baddies. It also sets up a one-on-one collision between Charlotte Flair and Jade Cargill that could reshape the women's singles picture on the brand.
The no contest means the women's tag team titles are still held by Bliss and Paxley's rivals, with no new champions crowned. Fantasy and roster decisions tied to Flair and Cargill's upcoming one-on-one match may now hinge on the outcome of that bout.
The takeaway
Title matches that end in no contests often leave storylines open, and that open thread is what drives the next booking decision. Readers following the division should watch for how the women's tag titles and the Flair-Cargill match are booked next.
Further reading
For more on the women's wrestling scene, see our Wrestling coverage.
