5 Epic Ways SmackDown 1000 Can Take WWE By Storm Tonight

After delivering a decent outing with Monday Night Raw, WWE will have significant attention towards promoting an even bigger episode of SmackDown Live tonight.

With the promising brand celebrating its 1000 episodes tonight, the company is bound to present the audience with a fine dose of wrestling blended with many elements of surprises.

Over the past few months, the blue brand has established itself to become a more compelling show with different characters interacting with each other to deliver something engaging to the audiences.

Many big names are already scheduled to make their presence felt and while the show feels stacked, WWE is bound to deliver something sensational tonight.

The Undertaker, Triple H, Batista, Ric Flair, Mark Henry, and Big Show are all set to wow the WWE Universe tonight, with Rey Mysterio clashing with the King of Strong Style in a stellar clash.

So, without further ado, let's dive deep and predict the 5 blockbuster things that can take SmackDown 1000 by storm tonight.

#1 Paul Heyman returns to SmackDown Live and puts over an upcoming superstar

Paul Heyman has been a pivotal reason for ascending SmackDown Live to the top of the wrestling industry, there's a strong possibility that he could make his presence felt tonight.

With Brock Lesnar most likely to not appear at the show, this could be an exciting possibility for the advocate to catapult a young talent like Andrade 'Cien' Almas or Becky Lynch to a different stratosphere.

The superstars that have made the transition from NXT have not been as successful as they would have imagined, but Heyman's adulation could certainly propel a superstar to reach the brass ring on the blue brand.

Considering that Becky Lynch has already cemented her position as a crowd favorite on SmackDown Live, Heyman's acknowledgement might certainly make a difference tonight.

Either way, the Mad Scientist of Professional Wrestling's return could be fantastic and will bring many memories back.

#2 The Undertaker returns and confronts an Enigma in Brother Nero

Anyone who has been a huge fan of SmackDown Live knows that the Undertaker had one of the most compelling Extreme Rules match on the blue brand with Jeff Hardy.

Since the Charismatic Enigma was running with a chip on his shoulder, the former United States Champion defeated the Undertaker in what was a stellar bout.

Considering that the Phenom returns to address the entire WWE Universe tonight, confronting a familiar rival in Jeff Hardy and acknowledging his dedication for the business could be a treat to the eyes.

With the commentators teasing a character transformation for Hardy last week, the Charismatic Enigma is gradually adulating his broken brilliance.

On such an eventful night, this could be an appropriate time for Jeff Hardy to turn full broken and confront the Undertaker as Brother Nero.

A confrontation of such stature is bound to provide more eyeballs to Jeff's incredible character and assist in engaging the audience for what's about to come.

#3 Vince McMahon and Shane McMahon address the WWE Universe but get choked out by Samoa Joe

After failing to win the WWE Championship at WWE Super Show-Down, Samoa Joe could be currently monitoring his next path and while he might feud with Jeff Hardy next, SmackDown 1000 could be an ideal opportunity for Joe to make a statement.

Since the blue brand celebrates such a historic episode tonight, Shane McMahon's appearing alongside Vince McMahon could be enough to gravitate the fans' attention.

With two of the biggest names in WWE history appearing together, this could be a legitimate opportunity for the Destroyer to emerge and beat the McMahon family senselessly.

Considering that the Chairman went too far to push Kevin Owens on SmackDown Live, giving the spotlight to Joe could end up being one of the best things they do in a long, long time.

Choking the Boss out with a Coquina Clutch could definitely catapult the Destroyer as a force to reckon with on SmackDown Live and provide him with the momentum he desperately deserves.

#4 A.J. Styles has a 'too-sweet' moment with Triple H

There's no denying that Triple H considers A.J. Styles as one of the greatest performers to ever come grace the squared circle, let alone WWE.

With the company celebrating 1000 episodes of SmackDown Live tonight, the Game could certainly take this opportunity to give the fans something they will cherish for the rest of their lives.

The Cerebral Assassin has already shared a 'Too-sweet' moment with Finn Balor at the 25th anniversary of Monday Night Raw, with the moment being highly acknowledged from the entire WWE Universe.

Since SmackDown Live is the house that A.J. Styles has built, a backstage altercation between the two; leading up to a 'too-sweet' moment could be everything that makes the entire show worth it for the fans.

The Evolution is bound to take the blue brand by storm tonight, with Batista already returning after a 4-year hiatus, and the Phenomenal One's presence could literally be an icing on the cake.

#5 Monday Night Raw invades SmackDown Live to make a gigantic statement for Survivor Series

With Survivor Series bound to happen very soon, SmackDown 1000 could be an ideal platform for WWE to book a sensational invasion; leading to a blockbuster clash at the Survivor Series.

Judging by how it all transpired last year, WWE's flagship show could hijack the entire spotlight from the blue brand and gravitate attention towards a war to determine brand supremacy.

Considering that something like this could only happen in the main event, interrupting the clash between Rey Mysterio and Shinsuke Nakamura, and laying bodies in the middle of the ring could be a fantastic way to establish a riveting feud.

The show is bound to be epic with all that it promises, but Monday Night Raw invading the entire show to make a blockbuster statement could very well end the night on a high, with the audience witnessing the engaging action at the edge of their seats.

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Edited by Amar Anand