Roman Reigns and The Usos start SmackDown in a big wayWWE SmackDown before Survivor Series 2021. It is instantly apparent that the company is not treating the pay-per-view at the same level as the other marquee attractions like SummerSlam and WrestleMania. There is almost no build, no hype at all with regard to the upcoming show. In fact, it almost feels like the company wants to get the pay-per-view over with, before moving on to other things.That is the second thing. When it comes to building storylines within the same brand, WWE SmackDown is certainly doing a pretty commendable job. It's just coming at the cost of the upcoming pay-per-view which should have been this week's focal point.What did you think of this week's show? Was it a thumbs up or thumbs down? Rate WWE SmackDown in the comments section below. Do let us know if you agree or disagree with this review as well.So here's what worked for WWE SmackDown and what fell considerably short.#3 Best/Worst: WWE SmackDown did not get invaded by RAWWWE@WWEThe WWE Champion is here!!!#SmackDown @WWEBigE8:25 AM · Nov 20, 20211305217The WWE Champion is here!!!#SmackDown @WWEBigE https://t.co/wsipZZJrEPTip of the hat to Rohit Nath from Sportskeeda for making this point. In one of the many Sportskeeda Wrestling chats during WWE SmackDown, he remarked how he was happy there were no invasions this year.Why be loyal to a brand that you've just joined? It's alright to head into battle representing your squad at the pay-per-view. But why should RAW stars, on their off day, want to show up on WWE SmackDown to make their presence felt?WWE@WWESUNDAY. #SurvivorSeries #SmackDown @WWEBigE @WWERomanReigns @HeymanHustle8:27 AM · Nov 20, 2021992202SUNDAY. #SurvivorSeries #SmackDown @WWEBigE @WWERomanReigns @HeymanHustle https://t.co/Z2QyParq41Yes, everyone knew that Big E was going to show up at the end of WWE SmackDown. But in the context of this logic, this is an appearance that makes sense, because he came out only to defend his good friend.