Best and Worst of SmackDown Live: February 6, 2018

#2 Worst: Ziggler's lacklustre return

They could have done so much more — Creatively, WWE could have done so much more

Dolph Ziggler must be the most misused superstar in WWE history. They looked like they had something on the cards for him when he walked out after winning the US Championship. He returned, without fanfare, at the Royal Rumble. Just as he'll return, without fanfare, the following week.

So Ziggler drops the U.S Title disappears for 2 months enters Rumble to only get eliminated quickly to now have to face Corbin again creative must really hate Ziggler watch he's gonna go to NJPW and join Bullet Club #WWE #SDLIVE
— CoupleHaters Podcast (@CoupleHatersPod) February 7, 2018

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What was the point of the whole 'walking out' storyline, if this was the payoff? Underwhelming does not even begin to describe it. Let's hope WWE does have some real plans for him, next week.

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