Best and worst of SmackDown Live after Survivor Series

#3 Best: Rebuilding Asuka once again?

Let's hope this wave of momentum carries her to the very top

Asuka and Naomi took on Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose on SmackDown Live, this week. I actually did not mind how this match played out overall. I thought Naomi and Asuka looked dominant. I loved the dissension between Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville as well.

This was a great continuation of the storyline that began before Survivor Series. Unlike the whole Survivor Series saga, that was swept under a rug, Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville are still feuding. I hope that the two women work a great program against one another and can elevate each other in due course of time.

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Now that Charlotte Flair has presumably gone heel, a babyface Asuka could be the perfect opponent for The Queen. The two women need each other and can work a fabulous program with one another.

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