3 SmackDown Live Superstars who may appear on "The Electric Chair" next 

Randy Orton and Kevin Owens can own the crowd by sitting on The Electric Chair
Randy Orton and Kevin Owens can own the crowd by sitting on The Electric Chair

The Electric Chair is the newest concept that the Creative team has introduced to spice things up on the weekly episodes. The Electric Chair made its debut on the previous episode of RAW, where The Underdog from the Underground, Sami Zayn, sat on the chair and answered the questions of the WWE Universe.

The segment felt a bit unscripted as Zayn mentioned WWE's newest rival, All Elite Wrestling (AEW), while talking to the fans. The way this segment has got the internet talking about WWE, it looks like the Electric Chair is here to stay.

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Whether this talk show will be exclusive to RAW or will it appear on Tuesday nights as well is not known yet, but I feel WWE should bring The Electric Chair to SmackDown Live as well because there a lot of Superstars on the blue brand who can play the live audience.

If The Electric Chair is finalized to be a dual-branded concept, then here are the 3 SmackDown superstars who should appear on The Electric Chair next -


#3 Kevin Owens

Kevin Owens will battle Kofi Kingston on SmackDown this week
Kevin Owens will battle Kofi Kingston on SmackDown this week

Kevin Owens has entertained the audience with his funny promos and is set to battle the WWE Champion, Kofi Kingston, on tomorrow's episode of SmackDown Live. WWE can book Owens to appear on The Electric Chair before he wrestles the Champion. The Prizefighter can heat things up just like his friend, Sami Zayn, did on RAW.

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There can be references to All Elite Wrestling or any other controversial statement which could get the Internet Wrestling Community talking. The WWE Creative should be lauded for introducing such a controversial concept.

#2 Randy Orton

This match needs hype
This match needs hype

Randy Orton is all set to go one-on-one with Triple H on June 7th at WWE Super Showdown. Till now, WWE has hyped up this match-up by airing promos showcasing the history between the two Superstars. Neither of the two have talked about the match, and hence, it makes sense to have Randy Orton sit on The Electric Chair this week on SmackDown Live and hype up the match.

It seems like the match between The Undertaker and Goldberg will not receive any build-up, but WWE should not commit the mistake of booking two storyline-less matches for Super Showdown. The Creative will face a lot of backlash from the fans if they do so.

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WWE can really get the fans interested in this match by allowing The Viper to candidly interact with the WWE Universe on The Electric Chair.

#1 R-Truth

You are lying if you say you do not enjoy R-Truth's segments on SmackDown Live
You are lying if you say you do not enjoy R-Truth's segments on SmackDown Live

WWE used a very professional way to take a jab on All Elite Wrestling last night on RAW and the same can be expected if The Electric Chair appears on SmackDown Live. WWE's best candidate to do this job can be R-Truth. WWE can even portray that Truth is being invited to The Electric Chair because he has been running away with the 24/7 championship.

Truth can fire shots at AEW by referring to Dean Ambrose, Chris Jericho or even his former tag team partner, Dustin Rhodes (aka Goldust) in a comedic manner. The segment can end with all the under-card superstars coming out to win the 24/7 championship from R-Truth.

Perhaps, we can even witness a title change on SmackDown, but I feel WWE should allow Truth to stay as the 24/7 champion until Super Showdown and then have him defend his title in the 50-man battle royal.

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