5 things we learned from this week's episode (February 5, 2019)

SmackDown Live has taken the habit of romping good show after good show and has managed to become the best show in the WWE. This allowed more of their superstars to get noticed and allowed them to make regular appearances on Raw.

SmackDown opened again with Becky Lynch appearing in the A-rank segment.

The night was also marked by a great match between Randy Orton and Mustafa Ali, while Jeff Hardy and Daniel Bryan also presented a good show before being interrupted.

Samoa Joe is badured that he is not forgotten in the middle of the action and allowed his presence was felt more than once in the night. The women's division, on the other hand, had no impact in their only match of the evening and worked only in pursuit of a quarrel already flawed.

Overall, SmackDown managed to maintain some quarrels and to strengthen towards the beginning of the match.

Discover below five things we learned at this week's SmackDown Live and share your favorite moments from the show below!

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# 5 The good brothers will be used as doormats

The Good Brothers must SmackDown what Ascension is to Raw. One of the most active and competitive tag teams in the WWE is now lost in the lower card without any good match.

R-Truth defeated Shinsuke Nakamura and Rusev last week, prompting both superstars to attack the veteran. The result was that the Good Brothers faced Rusev and Nakamura and won a match this week.

The Fortune Team managed to beat two extremely talented wrestlers who left New Japan Pro-Wrestling in 2016 in search of success. 19659017] It's a shame to see both men being used as doormats to replace makeshift teams made up of rival superstars last week. Good Brothers deserve better and could move on to another promotion sooner rather than later if the WWE continues to contain them.

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