They advertised The Rock, it was always going to do huge numbers.
The Smackdown set is beautiful, much better then the RAW set.
I enjoyed the opening segment with Rock, Becky and Corbin.
Austin and Taker not showing up after being advertised was some BS
Flair Hogan, Angle and Goldberg were also advertised, they got shown in their seats in attendance lol
I don’t like Kofi, hated his reign, but losing to Lesnar in 10 seconds is bullshit, I actually felt bad for Kofi
Not really interested in Cain vs Lesnar.
Overall though Smackdown was a good show.
It was the first WWE TV show I've watched in full in about 3 years. Just find them so hard to sit through and Michael Cole's voice grates me, I can't listen to him.
However, I have to say, I was entertained the whole way through. Found The Rock/Becky/Corbin segment to be one of the worse things though. Thought it was forced and the "STD" thing was lame as hell. Becky was overshadowed a bit BUT always great to see the Rock, he's one of the most charismatic men to have ever lived, fact.
KO and Shane was mental, why on earth Shane feels he needs to take mental bumps like that is beyond me but I respect the hell out of him for it.
I must be one of the rare people who enjoyed the Brock/Kofi thing. Kofi's moment of winning the belt was a really nice one but he looked like a fan wearing the belt, it was even too big for his waist. And the idea that he got "caught" by diving right at Brock could well be developed and would actually protect him in a loss, even if his next programme was moving on to someone "mocking" him for getting beat so fast. Obviously it's WWE and that won't happen but still.
I also loved the Cain thing, wasn't expecting it, it was a surprise and it's what WWE's been missing all these years. I actually found myself thinking as Brock made his entrance, "man if this was a bit title main event back in the day we'd all know some big surprise is coming at the end but it'll just be Brock pinning Kofi clean and the show will fade out with Brock holding the belt", so glad to have been wrong.