We break down the best and worst moments of tonight's WWE SmackDown (3/29/2024)
With only two SmackDowns left before WrestleMania 40, WWE went into overdrive for tonight's episode of the blue brand. That resulted in a stacked SmackDown with major WrestleMania 40 implications, as by the night's end two more matches had been added to the card and one of the many Title matches revealed its final lineup.
Factions Gain Momentum: While some factions had to take Ls tonight, two other factions gained some much-needed momentum as a result. The LWO felt relevant again with Rey leading the charge against Legado Del Fantasma and Dominik Mysterio, and adding Dragon Lee to the group benefits both parties with some fresh energy. The Final Tesatment also gained some needed movement after not just costing the Street Profits their Title shot but also beating down Bobby Lashley twice.
Worst MomentsMissing Bloodline: One rather big miss is the lack of Bloodline-related storylines during tonight's episode. Being the second to last SmackDown before the event, it's surprising that there was just one Paul Heyman promo pushing the biggest story of WrestleMania forward. The video was fine, sure, but following up the epic event that was Rock and Cody's showdown on Raw this week with a quick promo from Heyman backstage, well, it feels rather underwhelming.
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