Where is WWE SmackDown tonight? (September 20, 2024): Location, time, match card, and more

Tonight's WWE SmackDown currently features a couple of exciting matches and some major appearances for the competitors of the upcoming Bad Blood Premium Live Event.

The September 20, 2024, episode of WWE SmackDown will take place at the Golder 1 Center in Sacramento, California. It has a capacity of up to 19,000 and is the home of the NBA's Sacramento Kings.

Several shows from RAW, SmackDown, Main Event, and more occurred in tonight's arena. It was also the location of a couple of Premium Live Events like the 2016 No Mercy and 2019 Hell in a Cell. The last time WWE was at the Golden 1 Center was on the September 29, 2023, episode of Friday Night SmackDown.

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WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Venue and Timing

City: Sacramento, California

Venue: Golden 1 Center

Time: 8 p.m. Eastern Time, 7 p.m. Central Time, and 5 p.m. Pacific Time.

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Where to get tickets for tonight's WWE SmackDown?

Fans who want to watch the action live can purchase tickets through Ticketmaster. A single ticket costs $57.81 to $616.23 while two tickets cost $59.04 to $615.

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What to expect for the upcoming Friday Night SmackDown episode?

As of this writing, two matches have been announced for tonight's Friday show, and a major appearance from rivals who are now set to team up for next month's Bad Blood show.

Last week on the Friday show, Andrade defeated Carmelo Hayes to end their stunning five-match series. LA Knight approached the winner after the bout and offered a shot to the United States Championship. Tonight, fans will see The Megastar in action as he defends the gold against another worthy opponent.

Nia Jax and Tiffany Stratton collided again last week on WWE SmackDown, setting up a major stakes match tonight. The stipulation for the tag team match states that anybody who can pin Jax or Stratton will get a Women's Championship match at Bad Blood. However, if Nia of Tiffany wins, the person who gets pinned will have to leave the brand permanently.

Cody Rhodes successfully defended the Undisputed Championship against Solo Sikoa in a steel cage last week. Although The American Nightmare won, he was subjected to a post-match attack from The Bloodline. However, Roman Reigns returned to take them out. Later in the show, Rhodes and Reigns agreed to team up at Bad Blood against Solo and Jacob Fatu. Tonight, the unlikely allies will appear to address their upcoming match.