Breaking News:WWE SmackDown Results 2/20 – IYO SKY Faces Giulia, Oba Femi Squares Off With Kit Wilson & More– What Just Happened

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.’s live coverage for “WWE SmackDown” on February 20, 2026, coming to you live from the Amerant Bank Arena in Fort Lauderdale, Florida!

Kit Wilson may have come up short against Oba Femi on the February 6 episode of “SmackDown” in incredibly quick fashion, but tonight, he has a shot to seek his retribution when he goes one-on-one with Femi in a rematch. Although both “SmackDown” General Manager Nick Aldis and “Raw” General Manager Adam Pearce have both made their case as to why Femi should join their respective brands, Wilson interrupted the meeting between Femi and Aldis last Friday to share a poem he had written about Femi.

One half of the reigning Women’s Tag Team Champions IYO SKY will be going one-on-one with reigning Women’s United States Champion Giulia. Both women were in action during last Friday’s edition of “SmackDown”, with SKY and the other half of the Women’s Tag Team Champions Rhea Ripley retaining their title against Nia Jax and Lash Legend via referee stoppage and Giulia coming up short to Alexa Bliss in a Triple Threat Elimination Chamber Qualifier that also involved Zelina.

Speaking of the 2026 Women’s Elimination Chamber match and WWE Elimination Chamber on February 28, Rhea Ripley, Asuka, Tiffany Stratton, and the aforementioned Bliss have all secured their spots in the match Cody Rhodes, LA Knight, Randy Orton, and Je’Von Evans have also all qualified for the 2026 Men’s Elimination Chamber match. Tonight, the next two entrants in both matches will be determined as Charlotte Flair collides with Kiana James and the aforementioned Jax, and Trick Williams goes head-to-head with United States Champion and former best friend Carmelo Hayes and Damian Priest in a pair of Triple Threat Elimination Chamber Qualifiers.

Additionally, Tama Tonga will be squaring off against Ilja Dragunov in singles competition after the former and his MFT stablemates scored a win against the latter, Shinsuke Nakamura, Apollo Crews, Matt Cardona, and the aforementioned Hayes in a Ten Man Tag Team Match last Friday.

We are live! Wade Barrett and Joe Tessitore greet audiences at home before throwing it to a video of Cody Rhodes, Jacob Fatu, and Sami Zayn’s Triple Threat Elimination Chamber Qualifier last Tuesday.

Cody Rhodes then makes his way to the ring.

Rhodes asks Fort Lauderdale what they want to talk about but before he can continue, Jacob Fatu’s music hits and Fatu makes his way out. He tells Rhodes that he wouldn’t be in the ring talking about Elimination Chamber if it wasn’t for Drew McIntyre last Friday. He says he had Rhodes and Sami Zayn beat last week and was walking out with the win, then says both himself and Rhodes know it. He says his concern isn’t about Rhodes, but rather McIntyre himself and demands that McIntyre come to the ring.

Nick Aldis makes his way out and informs Fatu that he told McIntyre stay at home, then asks Fatu to give Rhodes his time to talk as they have a conversation in his office.

McIntyre appears in a box in the crowd and says while he appreciates Aldis giving him the night off, he’s the Undisputed WWE Champion and says he loves “SmackDown” so much that he bought an entire box to watch the show He says Fatu is all bark and no bite, then asks Fatu what he’s going to do.

Security tries stopping Fatu when he exits the ring, but Fatu begins knocking security guards over. Aldis gets in Fatu’s face and tries talking him down, then tells security to escort McIntyre out of the Amerant Bank Arena.

As Fatu is escorted away and is eventually sent home by Nick Aldis backstage, McIntyre says everyone wants to beat him because he’s the champion. Rhodes amends McIntyre’s statement and says the world is after him because he’s an a******.

Ilja Dragunov then makes his way to the ring. MFT follows.

The bell rings and Dragunov fires off chops on Tama in the corner. Tama responds by raining down right hands on Dragunov, and the pair exchange right hands with one another before Dragunov fires off chops on Tama’s chest in the corner and lands a German suplex on him.

During the commercial break, the action spills out of the ring and Tama continues wearing down Dragunov. Tama sends Dragunov crashing into the corner, but Dragunov ascends to the top rope. Tama pulls Dragunov off and connects with a reverse DDT on him, then goes for a pin but Dragunov kicks out.

Tama and Dragunov level one another with clotheslines back from the break, but Dragunov delivers a pair of German suplexes to Tama and follows it up with a Constantine Special. He ascends to the top rope and looks to fly, but Tama moves out of the way and spikes Dragunov with a flatliner.

Dragunov sends Tama crashing into the mat and fires off headbutts on him, then ascends to the top rope and delivers a senton to Tama. JC Mateo hops up on the apron, but Dragunov levels him with a clothesline. Tama then looks to roll up Dragunov, but Dragunov kicks out and levels Tonga Loa when he hops up on the apron. This opens the door for Tama to connect with Cutthroat on Dragunov for the win.

Winner: Tama Tonga

After the match, Solo Sikoa grabs the microphone and says now that MFT has the WWE Tag Team Championship, he’s coming for everyone. Dragunov blindside Sikoa from behind, but MFT quickly outnumber him and take out Matt Cardona when he looks to save Dragunov. Mateo sends Cardona crashing into the barricade, then beats down Apollo Crews a couple other members of MFT when Crews looks to help Dragunov and Cardona. 

Uncle Howdy appears on the Titan Tron and says it’s time for Sikoa to show everyone he can stand on his own as the rest of The Wyatt Sicks flank him. He says he’ll expose Sikoa the next time he’s alone in the ring with Sikoa and asks if he’ll show up. 

We then head backstage to Nick Aldis and Drew McIntyre, where Aldis warns McIntyre that he’ll show him what he can do if he continues pushing his buttons.

We then head over to a verbal confrontation between Randy Orton and Aleister Black.

Jade Cargill then makes her way to the ring.

Cargill says she defends her Women’s Championship on her time, then says Jordynne Grace tried her best to dethrone her last week but her best wasn’t enough. She says she knows Liv Morgan is choosing who she faces at WrestleMania 42 this coming Monday on “WWE Raw”, then says she lives in Atlanta where the show is and is planning on being there.

Cargill then addresses the participants in the 2026 Women’s Elimination Chamber Match and says if Morgan doesn’t pick her, then she’s ready for them if she has to face them instead of Morgan.

Charlotte Flair then makes her way to the ring, staring down Cargill on the entrance ramp. Kiana James, Nia Jax, and Lash Legend follow.

The bell rings and Jax lands a Hip Attack on James in the corner. Flair sends her crashing into the ring post shoulder first before herself and James level Jax with a double suplex back from the break,

Flair then delivers a crossbody to take out Jax off the middle rope back from the break and ascends to the top rope. She lands a double moonsault on both Jax and James, but Flair delivers a Spanish Fly to James off the top rope and goes for a pin. James kicks out, but Jax connects with an An-Nia-Lator on James and goes for a pin. Flair breaks the fall.

Flair cinches in a Figure Eight Leg Lock on Jax, but James breaks the hold by pinning Flair for the win.

Winner: Kiana James

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