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#2 Braun Strowman's dance with The New Day
Similar to Brock Lesnar, Braun Strowman, who is known as 'The Monster Among Men', is one of the most intimidating characters in WWE. Although Strowman didn't have significant success in 2019, he still offered a number of entertaining matches as well as segments.
Strowman has his eyes set on the Intercontinental Championship and may be getting a title shot as early as the Royal Rumble. Starting his feud with Shinsuke Nakamura, Strowman recently aligned himself with the current SmackDown Tag Team Champions Kofi Kingston and Big E.
On the final episode of SmackDown in 2019, Strowman and The New Day defeated the team of Nakamura, Cesaro, and Sami Zayn. Following their victory, The New Day asked Strowman to dance, but he refused their proposal. However, Strowman eventually altered his decision and started dancing with Kofi Kingston and Big E. The commentators and fans alike busted out laughing, and Strowman himself certainly enjoyed the hilarious segment.
#1 The Rock returns to SmackDown
SmackDown shifted to FOX last year, which was a big move for the Blue Brand. Upon the SmackDown premiere on FOX, which was held on October 4, a couple of gigantic names appeared, including ten-time WWE Champion The Rock. It was the first appearance of The Great One in three years. Whenever The Rock holds the mic, he is always expected to deliver incredible promos, and it wasn't different last year.
Becky Lynch and Baron Corbin opened the first SmackDown on FOX, but they were interrupted by none other than The Rock. Known for classic jibes, The Rock was at his best, taking shots at some of Corbin's most embarrassing moments, teaming up with The Man to go after the man who calls himself King. Furthermore, Lynch also emulated The Rock's signature catchphrase. The Brahma Bull ended the segment delivering a People's Elbow and a Rock Bottom to King Corbin.
