Greg DeMarco builds a card for the Madison Square Garden WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event on July 18 2026!

In just a few weeks, WWE presents Saturday Night’s Main Event, live from Madison Square Garden for just the second time in the TV special’s history. The first time aired on August 18, 2007, taped just 5 days earlier.

And if you want to criticize any of today’s cards, take a look at what WWE presented nearly 20 years ago:

• Batista and Kane defeated Finlay and The Great Khali – 8 minutes
• John Cena defeated Carlito by submission – 5 minutes
• Evander Holyfield vs. Matt Hardy ended in a no contest – less than 1 minute
• CM Punk and The Boogeyman defeated John Morrison and Big Daddy V – 6 minutes

Still mad, bro?

Now, let’s look forward to the upcoming card–which is sure to outshine the effort you see listed above.

Greg DeMarco’s predicted card for WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event
July 28 2026 – Madison Square Garden, New York, NY

World Heavyweight Championship – Roman Reigns (c) vs. Austin Theory

You think I’m crazy, right? But to me, this fits for several reasons.

First off, it’s Madison Square Garden! WWE is highly likely going to present a major card for their return to pro wrestling’s (New York) Mecca, and that is going to be headlined by the top star in the business, “The Tribal Chief” Roman Reigns, defending his WWE World Heavyweight Championship.

Buy why Austin Theory? That’s slightly more complicated–nut only slightly. Theory, for now anyway, is still a part of whatever is left of The Vision, a faction that Seth Rollins started with Paul Heyman. With communication issues between he and Paul Heyman, and Theory left on an island on Raw, he will be out to prove himself. What better way to do that than to try to upstage Rollins, a move that “The Visionary” takes exception to, but Reigns loves.

That’s enough for Reigns to agree to a title match. It’s a major title defense for MSG, and a huge spotlight for a star of the future in Theory.

Women’s United States Championship – Tiffany Stratton (c) vs. Charlotte Flair

It’s a WrestleMania 41 rematch, where Stratton walked in as the WWE Women’s Champion, proving that it was indeed Tiffy Time when she retained against one of the greatest ever in Flair.

But now the situation is a little bit different. We are headed to a SummerSlam clash between Charlotte Flair and Jade Cargill, a match that needs no title to feel big and important.

So what better chance for Cargill, along with Michin & B-Fab, to get a measure of revenge in costing Charlotte Flair her title opportunity, setting up their SummerSlam showdown and giving Tiffany Stratton another big stage win.

United States Championship – Trick Williams (c) vs. Carmelo Hayes vs. Ricky Saints

Smackdown spoilers be damned, we are obviously headed to a showdown between trick and ‘Melo. Why not build it here, and get Lil’ Yachty on a big WWE stage in the process. Here we go triple threat, featuring a finish that can help get us to the desired one-on-one match at SummerSlam between Trick Williams and Carmelo Hayes.

Plus it’s another big stage for Ricky Saints, who still has a good trajectory in WWE.

Danhausen vs. Dominik Mysterio

TripleMania isn’t until September 11/September 13, and on that second night, “Dirty Dom” will defend his AAA Mega Championship, presumably against El Grande Americano, a match that would see the Lucha Libre hero capture Mexico’s biggest prize.

The flip side? That’s obvious–Danhuasen in Madison Square Garden! Plenty of shenanigans to go around, major crowd support in New York City, and either a huge win for the honorary member of the NBA World Champion NY Knicks, or another major heat drawing moment for Dominik Mysterio

If you need a fifth match, I would go with an Intercontinental Championship defense for Penta, potentially with Rusev. You get a major entrance, and a huge star as well. Can’t go wrong there.

What are your thoughts on this predicted card for Saturday Night’s Main Event in Madison Square Garden?

Chris King vents his confusions regarding Jey Uso’s alignment as he heads into the King Of The Ring Finals!

‘Main Event’ Jey Uso’s character has got me shaking my head in straight-up confusion. The former world heavyweight champion has made his way into the finals of the King of the Ring tournament andh as announced his intention to go after the Undisputed WWE  Championship. This was after ‘The Tribal Chief’ Roman Reigns gave him the ammunition to win the whole thing and challenge his former friend, maybe rival, Cody Rhodes. 

On one hand, Jey is involved with the Bloodline family, and on the other, he’s fighting against The Vision. He’s threatening LA Knight for trashing his family and blurring the lines between good guy and villain at almost every turn. On the road to WrestleMania 42, when CM Punk made jabs at their family, Jey was the one who triggered and  unleashed the ruthless Tribal Chief to make him pay for his actions. He even called his cousin by his real name “Joe” to get Punk and Smash ‘em all which goes back to the origin of The Tribal Chief character. 

When Fatu challenged Reigns for the world title,  Jey seemed fine to stay in his lane and be a good little soldier for The Tribal Chief, but once ‘The Samoan Werewolf’ Jacob Fatu lost and was forced to fall in line with the Bloodline, things changed. He’s been seen backstage trying to call the shots for the family and barking orders to Fatu, almost acting like Reigns. 

On this past episode of Monday Night Raw, Jey came out yeeting with the WWE universe in front of Oba Femi, acting like the loveable babyface he’s been for years, but there’s been a new type of aggression he’s been displaying for the past few months. It isn’t just friendly competition anymore for Jey; it feels like he’s unhinged and out of control. Hell, he told Knight to “acknowledge him,” something he’s never said before to his rivals. 

During live events he’s competing against Bron Breaker in street fights, but on regular television he’s fighting Rhodes, the top babyface on Friday Night SmackDown. At some point will the real Jey Uso stand up? Is he a villain who will win the KOTR and win the WWE title at any cost, or is he the popular babyface that the WWE universe loves to yeet with? If his character continues to spiral like this, will The Tribal Chief even be able to keep him on his leash, or will he become power-hungry just like his cousin and fight against his family?