Best and Worst of SmackDown Live- 18 September, 2018
Hell in a Cell was a pretty enjoyable show, in my opinion. SmackDown Live had the better matches in the card, as compared to the men and women from RAW, according to me. RAW last night was a disappointment, in my opinion. How did SmackDown Live fare after three hours of RAW?
I thought it was eventful enough to be considered good. It just seemed to flow by pretty fast. And when you lose track of time during a show, that's generally a good thing.
However, it doesn't seem like we're in for too many new feuds right now. We'll be in for the same old song and dance, time and again, until Super Show-Down is done and dusted.
Here's what I thought of the show this week.
#1 Best: Heel Randy Orton
Randy Orton was a babyface until some time ago. And this is hard to imagine, especially after the pain that he put Jeff Hardy through at Hell in a Cell. Orton may just be the best villain in all of wrestling at this point in time. This week, he continued his reign of tyranny by bullying the man who manned the truck with footage of Jeff Hardy.
It almost seemed like Orton was enjoying reviving memories of the destruction he caused at Hell in a Cell. And in doing so, he scared the living daylights out of the poor man who happened to be in the production truck. Orton played his part to perfection and so did the guy in the truck.
Orton has promised a brand new victim. I can't wait for his new feud to get underway.
Who knew that Orton would be able to reinvent himself like this?