WWE SmackDown Spoilers: Complete Results and Analysis for August 13

On the heels of Raw and a WWE World Heavyweight Championship defense against Randy Orton, Seth Rollins arrived in Portland for Tuesday night's SmackDown tapings and found himself confronted by Superstars he has become quite familiar with in recent weeks.

Cesaro, Kevin Owens and Neville all interrupted the champion's opening promo, making it known that they wanted another shot at the top prize in the industry.

What happened from there? And did Rollins have anything to say about John Cena accepting his challenge for a match at SummerSlam during this week's episode of Tough Enough?

Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose and the Wyatt Family continued the build to their high-profile SummerSlam bout. With all four Superstars under the same roof, what went down when they met inside the squared circle?

Intercontinental champion Ryback, second-generation Diva phenomenon Charlotte and WWE Tag Team champions the Prime Time Players all appeared, ensuring that this week's SmackDown broadcast had SummerSlam implications.

Now, courtesy of our friends at WrestlingInc.com, find out all of the results and happenings from the event.

Venue

Moda Center in Portland, Oregon

Broadcast Team

Tom Phillips, Jerry Lawler and Jimmy Uso

Results

• A tribute to Roddy Piper kicked off the show. He was from the Portland area and a major star for that territory early in his career.
• Seth Rollins kicked off the show, cutting a promo about John Cena accepting his challenge Tuesday night on Tough Enough. Neville interrupted, staking his claim to another shot at the title. Kevin Owens interrupted, as did Cesaro, and a melee ensued. The heels stood tall to end the segment.
• Charlotte defeated Naomi.
• Ryback cut a promo about his return on Raw during Miz TV. Bo Dallas interrupted, wanting to be added to the SummerSlam bout for the IC title. Ryback responded with a Meathook clothesline that left Dallas lying.
• Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper cut a promo about their SummerSlam match with Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose.
• Reigns defeated Harper via DQ when Wyatt interfered.
• WWE Tag Team champions The Prime Time Players defeated The New Day in a non-title match.
• Rollins and Owens defeated Neville and Cesaro.

Credit: WWE.com

Analysis

The spoilers for this week's show certainly indicate that, more so than recent episodes, Thursday's SmackDown is more focused on building toward SummerSlam and some of that show's midcard bouts.

The Reigns-Ambrose-Wyatt Family feud is highlighted with a showdown between Reigns and Luke Harper, the intercontinental champion gets a bit of spotlight, the tag teams take center stage and Charlotte beats Naomi to further the Divas revolution story.

The biggest surprise on the entire road to SummerSlam thus far is the fact that Cesaro vs. Kevin Owens has not officially been announced as of yet. The two tremendous in-ring workers have been feuding for weeks so for them to be waiting this close to one of the year's premier bouts without a formally announced match is a bit striking.

Their presence in the tag team main event, like Monday's Triple Threat match, suggests that management values them and wants them in a prime position heading into the show. So why make it feel like such a last-minute addition to the card instead of building it as one of the more important bouts on the broadcast?

Rollins continues to be the most consistent and reliable star the company has. The top heel, he pulls double duty on a weekly basis and continues to improve his heel act with every passing week.

Whereas most shows are passable, the key happenings covered on Raw or even via WWE's YouTube channel, this week's broadcast looks like one worth checking out.

The talent in the main event alone suggests a great wrestling match while Charlotte and Naomi could surprise if given enough time. Roman Reigns and Luke Harper are two of the best wrestlers in WWE in 2015 so their bout midway through the taping is certainly one to watch.