Best and Worst of WWE SmackDown after Clash of Champions- Brock Lesnar returns, Shane McMahon faces legal action

#1 Worst: Not enough matches

UPDATE: What is the latest on @shanemcmahon's firing of @FightOwensFight last night on #SDLive? https://t.co/LuyGxl00i2

— WWE (@WWE) September 11, 2019

My colleague and good friend Greg Bush was in the arena for SmackDown and he kept grumbling on chat for the duration of the show, and for good reason. Even though he had driven a fair distance to watch the show, there weren't enough matches in the card to justify the trip.

There was a 6-man tag with The New Day vs. Randy Orton and The Revival at the start. While that was good, the following Charlotte Flair vs. Sasha Banks match ended in a DQ, and the only other contest was a Heavy Machinery match.

It just spiraled downhill from the opening segment and that's a shame, I feel. WWE could have put on a match or two more, to have made the show more interesting than it eventually was.

While the show was fine, I feel a match or two more would have made it absolutely perfect.