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#2 Got wrong: Very little build to TLC
As we all know, Survivor Series was a bad night for the men and women of SmackDown Live.
After losing 6-0, though the New Day are rightly arguing it was 6-1, as they won in the ten-team elimination match on the pre-show, you'd expect McMahon and Paige to look to the future, namely the upcoming, Tables, Ladders, and Chairs pay per view.
The final pay per view of 2018, TLC gives the roster one last chance to prove themselves this year, before the road to WrestleMania 35 begins at the Royal Rumble in January.
But despite this, this week's SmackDown Live offered very little development to the barbaric pay per view.
Sure, a rematch between AJ Styles and WWE Champion Daniel Bryan was announced, but that was guaranteed already, and the match is yet to be given a stipulation.
Hopefully, we will see more next week.
