Longtime TNA stars Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin made their WWE debut on the October 18 episode of WWE SmackDown. Ahead of the show, WWE shared a clip in which they signed their WWE SmackDown contracts,

The Motor City Machine Guns are set to debut on SmackDown, but there are some things fans may not know about the influential tag team. Here are five things you may not know about The Motor City Machine Guns.

L ast night on "WWE SmackDown," the often-imitated but never-duplicated Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) made their WWE debut in a triple threat tag team mat

DIY are well aware of what they’re getting into when they step into the ring with the Motor City Machine Guns next week on SmackDown. On last night’s episode of WWE SmackDown LowDown, Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa spoke about the challenge that lies ahead of them next week in the form of the Motor City

The Motor City Machine Guns made a memorable impact with their WWE SmackDown debut. They talked about the 20-year road to get there.

This is Wrestling Inc.'s coverage for "WWE SmackDown" on October 18, with a Triple Threat Match between Motor City Machine Guns, A-Town Down Under & Los Garza!

The Motor City Machine Guns share their thoughts following their successful WWE debut. Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin made their buzzworthy debut on the October 18 episode of WWE SmackDown. They defeated A-Town Down Under and Los Garza in a three-way match.

After making their triumphant debuts on SmackDown, even if WWE sort of spoiled it with a digital exclusive two hours before the show, the Motor City Machine Guns were on cloud nine. Sure, they had a new theme,

The Motor City Machine Guns have officially signed with WWE. In a tweet, WWE confirmed that the Motor City Machine Guns had signed with WWE SmackDown, and they would debut on Friday’s show. They will face Los Garza and A-Town Down Under in a Triple Threat Match.