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New WWE SmackDown Logo Confirmed For USA Network Premiere

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WWE SmackDown and USA Network logo

Ahead of the USA Network premiere, a new report has revealed a potential new logo for WWE Friday Night SmackDown.

The September 13 edition of SmackDown will serve as the season premiere of the show on the USA Network.

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Ahead of the premiere episode, WrestleVotes reported that a potential new SmackDown logo has been revealed. The post reads:

Attached is potentially the new SmackDown logo, which was sent over anonymously and not denied by another source within the company.

It’s unclear whether the logo will debut tonight or sometime in the fall/winter, amidst other changes coming to WWE TV.

A fan’s video on social media has shown that the new logo is official for tonight’s season premiere of SmackDown and is present on the ring aprons and stage set, which you can see below.

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The show will feature Cody Rhodes will defend the Undisputed WWE Championship against Solo Sikoa in a Steel Cage Match. As previously reported, SmackDown GM Nick Aldis announced that the first 30 minutes of the show will be commercial free for tonight’s season premiere.

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