4 things SmackDown got right on its final episode this year (December 27, 2019)

#1 Allowed Daniel Bryan another shot

Daniel Bryan and The Miz first battled one-on-one as King Corbin was unable to compete due to an attack by Roman Reigns. However, Corbin’s security interrupted the match and beat down both men to lead the match into a double disqualification.

The Triple Threat Match between Bryan, Miz, and Corbin took place in the main event, and all three men got their spots to shine. Dolph Ziggler’s interference in the match led to The Big Dog coming out once again and denying King Corbin the victory. The two men fought into the crowd and out of the arena.

This allowed Bryan and Miz to once again display their superior in-ring skills, and The Planet’s Champion was able to make The A-lister tap out to the LeBell Lock.

While it was interesting that the creative picked Bryan to compete with The Fiend once again so quickly, the aftermatch segment of the Firefly Fun House confirmed that it will be an epic clash.

Since Bryan is currently the most over babyface on SmackDown, it makes sense that the company is throwing him in against The Fiend once again while Reigns battles in other feuds.

The night-ending message from Wyatt to “Let Me In” is enough to hint towards the direction the company is planning to take this rivalry.