Nick Aldis to force Adam Pearce to punish two major WWE stars for their recent actions? Potential issue explored 

Nick Aldis seems to be having quite a handful of issues every Friday night during SmackDown. Either a superstar is using a banned move or someone is disrupting the show. The latest episode of the blue brand was invaded by RAW Superstars.

Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez appeared on WWE SmackDown and brutally assaulted WWE Women's Tag Team Champions Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill. The champions were left lying on the floor. It comes after Belair and Cargill successfully defended their titles against Morgan and Rodriguez on RAW. Their match on the red brand was followed by a massive brawl.

SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis can finally force Adam Pearce to take some action against The Judgment Day members. This isn't the first time the two have invaded a show, and it might not be the last if the RAW General Manager doesn't penalize the superstars.

At the moment, suspending them indefinitely for their constant disruptions might not be the right move since Morgan is the Women's World Champion and the Women's Crown Jewel Champion, but Pearce can fine or even ban them from a couple of shows to ensure that the two learn a lesson.

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Nick Aldis and Cody Rhodes shared an interesting segment on WWE SmackDown

Kevin Owens hit Randy Orton with a Piledriver, sending WWE authorities into a frenzy. The company has banned the move owing to the dangers associated with it. However, The Prizefighter did not care when he put down The Viper with it.

Now, Cody Rhodes wants Nick Aldis to unsuspend Kevin Owens so The American Nightmare can take care of business, but the General Manager refused Rhodes' demands. He made it clear to the Undisputed WWE Champion that until the WWE management has dealt with the matter, he will not bring back KO.

Kevin Owens' heel turn was triggered by Cody Rhodes teaming up with Roman Reigns. KO was rather taken aback by the unlikely tag team, especially since Rhodes knew what many went through when The OTC was leading The Bloodline.