WWE SmackDown Spoilers: Complete Results and Analysis for November 5

The main event of Monday Night Raw pitted Dean Ambrose and Kevin Owens on opposite sides of a traditional Survivor Series tag team elimination bout.

Tuesday night during this week's SmackDown tapings in Colorado Springs, Colorado, The Lunatic Fringe and Intercontinental champion once again squared off in the marquee match of the evening—this time, in singles competition.

A contest sure to pique the interest of die-hard Internet fans, the match headlines an episode of SmackDown that also features The Wyatt Family in action in an elimination tag bout and United States champion Alberto Del Rio battling Neville in a nontitle contest.

With the potential for quality in-ring action and a gimmick match featuring the most enigmatic faction in WWE history, this Thursday's broadcast looks like one worth checking out when it hits the SyFy airwaves at 8 p.m. ET.

Now, thanks to our friends at Wrestling Inc, you can find out every result from Tuesday's show. 

Results

• Del Rio and Zeb Colter kicked off the broadcast with a promo centered around MexAmerica. 
• Del Rio defeated Neville in a nontitle match. After the decision, the victor attacked his opponent until Jack Swagger made the save.
• The Usos defeated The Ascension.
• Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper, Erick Rowan and Braun Strowman defeated The Lucha Dragons and The Prime Time Players in a traditional Survivor Series elimination match. All four members of The Wyatt Family survived.
• Ryback defeated King Barrett.
• Natalya defeated Tamina Snuka.
• Owens defeated Ambrose by disqualification after faking a low blow. Owens took off through the crowd to close out the show.

Credit: WWE.com

Analysis

One look at the SmackDown results for this Thursday's show suggests a lack of star power. After all, missing in action are both Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins as well as the injured Randy Orton and John Cena, who is on hiatus.

Still, the broadcast is rife with potential for outstanding in-ring competition, particularly in the night's opening and closing bouts.

Del Rio is one of the best workers in the world, as seen in his Lucha Underground and Indie performances, while Neville has had his talents wasted since moving up to the main roster. By sheer skill alone, their match should be something both special and wildly entertaining to bear witness to. 

Ambrose and Owens are veterans of the independent scene who have earned their spots in WWE and are among the most respected and popular stars in the industry. After Ambrose's win over KO on Raw, the IC champion has an attempt to right a wrong.

The finish, largely unsatisfactory upon first look, was a fine way to keep both Superstars over without forcing either to absorb a loss he could not endure.

The Wyatt Family elimination tag bout is one-sided, and the use of The Lucha Dragons is questionable at best, especially given how they scored such a big win over King Barrett and Sheamus on Raw.

Overall, the broadcast certainly looks like a fun one, but as is the case with every episode of the B-level show, fans will miss nothing by opting not to tune in.

That is something WWE will be forced to address when the show moves to USA Network in January.