Raw vs Smackdown (Week 2): Brock & Orton Everywhere
Brock Lesnar and Randy Orton attack each other on Raw and Smackdown, setting them up as the true main eventers for WWE SummerSlam in Week 2 of Raw vs SD!
Read Moreby Rob McCarron | Aug 3, 2016 | Columns, Monday Night RAW, SmackDown | 0
Brock Lesnar and Randy Orton attack each other on Raw and Smackdown, setting them up as the true main eventers for WWE SummerSlam in Week 2 of Raw vs SD!
Read Moreby Alex Wendland | Jul 20, 2016 | Columns, Featured, Monday Night RAW, NXT, SmackDown, The Hot Tag, VOW, WWE | 1
While there’s plenty of things to complain about following the WWE Draft, NXT is not one of those things.
Read MoreThere’s an atmosphere of excitement on this week’s SmackDown, like we’re on the precipice of something important. Two solid matches grace this show, stories develop, and the existence of Breezango continues to be a joy.
Read Moreby Jeff Hawkins | Apr 23, 2016 | Reviews, SmackDown, WWE | 0
A SmackDown Review From A Guy Who is Too Tired From Watching Raw And NXT To Watch SmackDown On A Regular Basis…or “SmackDown Review” for short.
Read MoreThis SmackDown was fresh and original, with the IC match and main event absolutely worth watching– and new NXT faces, to boot. Sami Zayn reminds us why he’s infinitely more interesting when he’s striving.
Read MoreThis is an awkward SmackDown with three matches jammed in the taping before Monday’s RAW: a length of recording that left the crowd so lethargic they were reduced to trash-chanting over a match with Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn in it.
Read MoreAny show that opens with a confrontation between Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens is worth watching. A much recommended episode of WWE SmackDown, with a genuine feeling of escalating importance as we hurtle toward WrestleMania.
Read MoreSome months ago, in another WWE SmackDown review, I talked about the idea of a fictional universe inherently needing a system of checks and balances to keep the powers of its heroes drifting wildly out of control. While WWE continues to lack either checks or balances, the quality of combat on the show continues to improve.
Read MoreRarely, and without warning, WWE will descend into a Jacobean revenge tragedy. On WWE SmackDown, our amoral monarch visits, and intriguing midcard plotlines are left to unfold.
Read MoreThe Jericho/Styles sandwich on this week’s SmackDown betrays a painfully depleted roster and the lurking ghost of “wins and losses don’t matter”: but these things are a lot easier to forgive when the wrestling is actually good.
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