5 Things WWE Subtly told us on SmackDown: Title match to end with a big twist, Triple Threat match being planned for Hell in a Cell?

#1 Where will the crown feud on SmackDown culminate?

👑🤘🎸👑#SmackDown @ShinsukeN @rickboogswwe pic.twitter.com/ROGmaQ8T7V

— WWE (@WWE) May 29, 2021

Shinsuke Nakamura came out on SmackDown, once again introduced by the newcomer Rick Boogs. Boogs wasn't as accurate with his guitar as he was last week, but it gave the King of Strong Style a good entrance nonetheless.

Shinsuke Nakamura has always known how to carry himself, and he looked like a big star on SmackDown. This is undoubtedly the best booking that Shinsuke Nakamura has received in years, and it shouldn't be surprising since the "no crowd" era has resulted in opportunities for some unlikely superstars.

This feud on SmackDown isn't high-profile by any means. It's a regular mid-card rivalry between two superstars who need screentime. This week on SmackDown, Shinsuke Nakamura defeated Chad Gable, but couldn't find his crown post-match.

😮😮😮#SmackDown @ShinsukeN @BaronCorbinWWE pic.twitter.com/TDnOaLNp3B

— WWE (@WWE) May 29, 2021

It was King Corbin who took the crown, but Rick Boogs attacked him from behind, allowing Nakamura to "reclaim" the priced possession. It's a fun little feud on SmackDown that has been more entertaining than expected.

We can see it culminating at Hell in a Cell, but truth be told, it doesn't need a pay-per-view. This is the perfect TV feud on SmackDown, and that can be the end-all-be-all of it.

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