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#2 Heavy Machinery reappear and botch once again
Heavy Machinery returned to WWE TV this week on SmackDown Live and took on The Revival, who had already taken a beating at the hands of Kofi Kingston earlier in the show. Heavy Machinery have proved a number of times that whilst they understand how to wrestle a match, the psychology just isn't there at present and that's why so many of their matches make no sense.
This week, Otis let go of Dash Wilder whilst heading in to tag his partner Tucker, which is something a face should never do in a wrestling ring before the finish looked quite dead.
The rollup on Tucker should have been a quick one so it looked as though The Revival had "stolen one" but it didn't work out that way since his shoulders weren't down as soon as he hit the mat and the referee was then forced to wait and count when they were down to follow the rules.
It was just another shocking outing from Heavy Machinery who continue to be a featured team on this weekly round-up of botches and mistakes on SmackDown Live.
