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June 05, 2019, 14:47 IST
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The episode of this week has had its goods, its inconveniences and its ups and downs. What mattered in this episode was that it provided the final implementation of the scenario that will take center stage at the Super ShowDown event just three nights later.
We had a good team game to kick off the night, as Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods faced Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens. Apart from that, WWE surprisingly gave us the number one contender for the SmackDown Women's Championship of the show when we least expected it.
The 24/7 championship changed hands twice during the night, which allowed R-Truth to become a four-time champion 24/7.
With all this and more packed in just two hours, the WWE let us ask many questions at the end of the night.
In this article, we will review the 3 biggest questions of this week's SmackDown episode.
# 3 Does a monster need to explain?
For the second time at SmackDown, Kayla Braxton attempted to interview the man who had destroyed the legends and superstars of the middle cards since the end of WrestleMania 35.
Although Braxton was not so good at silencing the words of Lars, it was The Freak himself who interpreted the interview by saying that he had hurt people because he had accepted the role he had received, a monster that everyone feared.
Okay, so now we know why Lars destroys other superstars, but do we really care about that? Do not we know why he was introduced to the main list six months ago?
WWE put a segment to explain the actions of a man who is just there to impose his dominance was a very bad idea because he is not yet competing in a match and shows his complete dominance. The interview and comments could have waited for a later date.
Instead, WWE could have led Lars to destroy the Lumberjacks during the Lumberjack match, and play a role involuntarily in R-Truth by reclaiming his championship 24/7.
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