SmackDown After WrestleMania: 5 Reasons why The Hardy Boyz became SmackDown Tag Team Champions

#3 Only real headline coming out of the show

WE MADE THEM REMEMBERThe #HardyBoyz are The Greatest Tag Team In All Of Space And Time.#SDLive #Hardys 8X @WWE Tag Team ChampionsPhoto by @richfreedaphoto pic.twitter.com/zUOnEgNzbh
— Matt Hardy, REDEFINED (@MATTHARDYBRAND) April 10, 2019

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Now, imagine for a minute that you bought tickets to watch the SmackDown after WrestleMania (read results here). Would you not be disappointed at how the event turned out when all was said and done, this week?

I mean you had some superstars from RAW show up and Paige tease a surprise but that was pretty much it, in my opinion. There was literally nothing else that happened through the course of the show that warranted our attention to any great degree.

At least RAW had The Undertaker show up and also had Dean Ambrose bid farewell to the WWE Universe, which was a pretty significant event, I suppose. But SmackDown Live was just a tag team mess with one real headline coming out of the show.

I daresay that The Hardy Boyz stopped the WWE Universe from asking for a refund, because the show was disappointing.

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