Best and worst of SmackDown Live: 29th August, 2017 

#1 Best: The final few moments

We had to wait till the end of the show, for the best segment

Just when it seemed like SmackDown Live would go off the air with a forgettable main event match, Randy Orton turned on his opponent, Shinsuke Nakamura, setting up the stage for next week's No. 1 contender match, between the two men.

It builds up the tension nicely and ensures that we will not look at the match as just another babyface battle at all. It is clear that in that particular match, Orton will be the heel, while Nakamura is the good guy, at least for the time being.

... because you NEVER know when #TheViper will STRIKE!#SDLive @RandyOrton @ShinsukeN pic.twitter.com/mm66ZyzioQ

— WWE (@WWE) August 30, 2017

As cool as this moment was, it was a replica of Raw going off the air with Nia Jax turning on Alexa Bliss, honestly. We still call it a 'Best', but only just.