Best and Worst of WWE SmackDown- Singles push for tag-team Superstar, Strange creative decision

Modified Nov 30, 2019 04:32 GMT

This week's episode of SmackDown had both ups and downs

#2 Best: The return of Alexa Bliss to SmackDown

.@AlexaBliss_WWE RETURNS on #SmackDown to help out @NikkiCrossWWE! pic.twitter.com/9EHTOniTcb
— WWE (@WWE) November 30, 2019

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Honestly, SmackDown needs Alexa Bliss. I mean you have Sasha Banks and Bayley who can both be the anchors for this brand but we know that they're both heel characters right now. And the unfortunate fact of the matter is that there's no babyface that's strong enough to become the face of the brand yet.

Alexa Bliss got a massive pop when she arrived to save Nikki Cross. It is clear that she's going to be the face of the brand, and this was a character switch that many people wanted. Bliss is cute and she is cool, and also, she has a connection with the fans that few other female Superstars do.

Female superstar says she inspired John Cena turning heel HERE

I can see her being the Superstar who goes on to unseat Bayley from her throne in due course of time too. As long as there are no more 'This is Your Life' segments, we should be good, I suppose.

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