Best and worst of WWE SmackDown- Big push for former Champion, Countering an AEW storyline at WrestleMania?

#3 Worst: The whole SmackDown Women's Championship build

.@TaminaSnuka looks determined to win the #SmackDown Women's Championship at #WrestleMania! #WWE Catch all the #SmackDownOnFox live updates: https://t.co/1SdtzKlLhN pic.twitter.com/MFKFFDWXD5

— Sportskeeda Wrestling (@SKProWrestling) March 28, 2020

The opening segment on WWE SmackDown was probably the weakest thing on the entire show. Tamina showed up after many months and while she was made to look very dominant indeed, she lacks the expressions that make someone like Shayna Baszler so very special and so unique indeed.

As Naomi, Lacey Evans, and Tamina came out one after the other, one could see that they were just distractions from the central match at hand. And this was a match between Sasha Banks and Bayley, both of whom seem to be on the same page for now, and who should have ideally shown some signs of a few cracks heading into the big match.

I really have nothing else to report from the rest of the show, because the Alexa Bliss match was fun and Nikki Cross on commentary was cool but neither was really too groundbreaking. The whole Otis and Mandy Rose thing is proceeding in much the manner that you or I would expect.

Alexa Bliss defeats Asuka after a really good match! Can we get @NikkiCrossWWE on commentary more often? #SmackDown #SmackDownOnFox #WWE pic.twitter.com/YhPr73a9AW

— Sportskeeda Wrestling (@SKProWrestling) March 28, 2020

It was a strictly average show.