Best and worst of SmackDown Live before TLC

Modified Dec 12, 2018 12:02 GMT

This was certainly not the best episode of SmackDown Live

#2 Best: Charlotte Flair and Asuka both snap

The Charlotte Flair character becomes more interesting every single day

Remember how the Charlotte Flair vs. Ronda Rousey match at Survivor Series could have gone either way until the kendo stick came out? Charlotte Flair brought out the dreaded kendo stick during this match as well. She would launch an attack on her opponent and show the unhinged side to her personality, the first glimpse of which we saw at Survivor Series this year.

And then, Becky Lynch, who would sitting at ringside would get involved in the fracas as well. Asuka would grab the stick to conclude the segment as the show went off the air, ahead of TLC. She would launch an assault that would remind us of just how good she is.

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Give @WWEAsuka a kendo stick, and you shall receive PAIN!!! #SDLive pic.twitter.com/wTPMMbuSMi
— WWE (@WWE) December 12, 2018

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I want to see how unhinged Flair can get. I'm sure that fans are in for quite a ride in coming weeks.

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Edited by Pratyay Ghosh