Asuka joins the man and the queen at the end

The WWE SmackDown November 27 edition was a crucial show for the blue brand. The future was becoming clearer with the already existing quarrels and some new quarrels.

WWE last night Smack down The return of The Man, a 20-year celebration, and a new quarrel to name a few with the addition of TLC pay-TV to a major game.

There are many things that interest the blue brand these days and this bodes well for the coming new year. That said, let's take a look at some notes from the November 27 edition of WWE. Smack down.

5. Opening segment

The most popular superstar of the WWE and probably the entire wrestling business is Becky Lynch in the last two months. It has reached a level of success and popularity unprecedented for a while, but another superstar is hot.

Because of Lynch's injury at the hands of Nia Jax, Charlotte Flair took her place at the Survivor Series against Ronda Rousey and the queen regained her old personality by attacking Rousey after the match. These two women had a lot to say at the beginning of the evening of last night when GM Paige presented the return of The Man.

Lynch was once again the ultra confident champion, but she had not finished with Charlotte. Lynch said Charlotte was to become Lynch at Survivor Series only to hang out with Rousey, but Charlotte did not quite understand that. The queen said she was only herself because she realized that when the work had to be done, she could change that quickly. Both women were shot before the women's division was involved.

Paige announced that it would be the first women's TLC match between Lynch and Charlotte at the TLC for the SmackDown Women's Championship, but that the winner of a Royal Battle later on at night would have the right to join that match . Triple threat match. It was a striking way to launch the series with the two most fashionable superstars of the brand, showing why they are at the top of their game.

Things got a little worse after the rest of the division, but this opening segment was very good overall.

Final note: A-