Randy Orton and Sheamus face Big Show and Mark Henry on Smackdown

The Viper, The Celtic Warrior, The
World's Largest Athlete and The
World's Strongest Man will partake in
a muscle-filled main event on Friday
Night Smackdown.
Sheamus and Randy Orton united to
defeat Big Show in a handicap match on
Raw, but will they be able to down the
giant again in Tennessee when he teams
with the big and brutal Mark Henry?
Sheamus has been subjected to some
barbaric backstage beat-downs from
Henry in recent weeks, while the
Irishman and Orton have been
determined to destroy Big Show ever
since he turned on them following their
defeat to The Shield at WrestleMania.
So there will be no love lost in the ring on
Friday evening and you will be able to see
what unfurls when four of WWE's most
destructive forces lock horns by tuning
into Sky Sports 4 HD at 11pm.
RIVALS COLLIDE - There was a game of
tit-for-tat on Raw when Jack Swagger
attacked Alberto Del Rio and the Mexican
Aristocrat swiftly got his revenge. The
warring duo will fight Dolph Ziggler for
the World Heavyweight Championship at
Extreme Rules, but first must go one-one-
one on Friday night. Which man will gain
the upper hand - and will Ricardo
Rodriguez and Zeb Colter play a part?
PREPARING FOR THE PHENOM - The
Shield have dominated the WWE since
their dramatic arrival at Survivor Series,
but will face a huge challenge on next
week's episode of Raw at London's 02
Arena when they battle WWE Tag Team
Champions Kane and Daniel Bryan and
the legendary Undertaker. How will Dean
Ambrose, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns
gain momentum on Smackdown?
DANCING AND DISPUTES - There will be
plenty of questions to be answered on
Friday night, too. Will the crowd sing
Fandango's theme tune again? Will the
ballroom enthusiast cross paths with a
fellow WWE Superstar? How will Kofi
Kingston celebrate winning the United
States Championship? And will the friction
between Smackdown general manager
Booker T and assistant Teddy Long boil
over?
Don't miss WWE Smackdown, 11pm,
Friday, Sky Sports 4 HD, or catch one of
the following repeats: 9am, Sat, Sky
Sports 3 HD; 5pm, Sat, Sky Sports 3
HD; 3am, Sun, Sky Sports 3 HD.