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#4 Daniel Byan's babyface arc takes a whole new turn
Daniel Bryan vs Bray Wyatt didn't have as much hype as it should have, especially given that their feud has restarted after over five years. While the match had a slow start, it built up well and was a fantastic piece of storytelling.
The only thing that's tarnishing these kinds of matches is the bright red lights. It's not pleasing on the eye to watch on a screen and we can't imagine it's very great to watch in person. With that said, Daniel Bryan continued to prove why he's one of the best in the world as he got the crowd completely behind him.
Bryan desperately fought back but came short but even in defeat, he came out looking much better. The feud has been about Bryan's mental state as well and he acknowledged killing the "Yes!" movement on SmackDown, justifying his heel turn even as a babyface.
For the first time in a long time, he brought back the "Yes!" chants, doing it in unison with the crowd. His babyface turn has taken a new life and his character arc is going to be one of the most fascinating things to watch on SmackDown.
