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#1 Worst: The WWE SmackDown creative team makes a big mistake with the mystery woman storyline
There is no denying that the creative unit at the helm of the company did a pretty commendable job on WWE SmackDown with the whole mystery woman creative, but the 'untouchable' tagline just seems like a step in the wrong direction. No, this isn't nearly the same level of bad as 'T-Bar' or 'Slapjack' on RAW, but at the same time, it seems like a play on Tessa Blanchard's 'undeniable' gimmick and doesn't sound nearly as regal.
Moreover, when the answer is so very obvious to one and all about who the mystery woman is, does it make sense for WWE SmackDown to delay the inevitable by airing the same vignettes over and over again? Let's hope that Carmella returns in her repackaged avatar at either Clash of Champions 2020 or maybe on the episode of WWE SmackDown that follows and that this storyline does not devolve into comedy territory just like the Emmalina thing did, completely derailing poor Tenille Dashwood's momentum.
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