There was much to like about this week's episode of SmackDown Live. There were hardly any weak segments and the action that transpired built wonderfully to SummerSlam. I did not think it was a perfect show, however, and have listed a few 'worsts' as well. I've jotted them down in this article for you to read!Follow Sportskeeda for the latest WWE news, rumors and all other wrestling newsBe sure to leave a comment and let me know your thoughts about this week's action. For the first time in ages, Brock Lesnar was on RAW and AJ Styles wasn't on SmackDown Live. I thought that was a rather interesting tidbit, wasn't it?So here is my analysis of this week's show. There's some good and some bad, but certainly no 'ugly' at all.Do you believe SmackDown Live will have a better showing than RAW at SummerSlam this year?#1 Best: Unhinged Randy OrtonRandy Orton may be the most despicable heel in the business currentlyJust move aside, Tommaso Ciampa. When Randy Orton is in his element, he can even make Ciampa seem saintly in comparison. This week, he took his ire out on Jeff Hardy once more, with a little help from Nakamura. After dismantling Hardy, he wiped the iconic face paint off Hardy's face.Jeez. Randy Orton ripping Jeff Hardy's shirt, his key chain, and wiping off his facepaint. He's literally tearing away Jeff Hardy's identity. That's deep. #SDLive @WWE— DalyxmanVX (@DalyxmanVX1) August 1, 2018Corey Graves, in particular, did a commendable job on commentary at this point when he discussed how Orton was intent on wiping away Jeff Hardy's very identity. Orton for his part came off as a much more devious heel than Shinsuke Nakamura, who cowered from the Viper when the two men finally came face to face. Kudos to Orton for reinventing himself so very drastically.It is clear that both Orton and Hardy will be involved in the US Title picture as we head into SummerSlam, presumably in a triple threat match. Expect a match with one or more of these men to be announced sooner rather than later, folks.