There’s a reason why Smackdown Live has been appreciated more than the flagship show, Monday Night Raw. The show always brings an unpredictability in the product every Tuesday Night show which is indeed missing on Raw. Hence, the WWE Universe just loves the show that is named as the Land of Opportunity.
This past edition of Smackdown witnessed yet another blockbuster episode that was quite enthralling. But, it has set up the way to the next version of the show which is being promoted as the Sin City special episode on the USA Network. On September 12th, the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas will be hosting the show, live.
It is needless to say that the night is more than excited by the announcement of three championship matches taking place. But, if that’s not enough then none other than Vince McMahon is returning to the show after quite a long time. This will be after four long years that he will be seen on the blue brand to address the problem created between Shane McMahon and Kevin Owens.
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On this past episode of Smackdown, the prizefighter continued his complaints on the commissioner at the very beginning of the show. This led Shane to come down to the ring when Owens went on to blast him by taking his family on the matter. Shane put his hands on the superstar creating an utter chaos on the show.
Being the commissioner, he can’t do so and hence, Vince McMahon instructed the general manager, Daniel Bryan to suspend him from his duties, indefinitely. But, the stakes are quite higher with none other than The Boss himself appearing to solve the matter.
According to the reports of cagesideseats.com, this is nothing but a setup for a Hell in a Cell match between these two. The demonic structure will be back in the WWE on October 8th as a Smackdown exclusive PPV. This match might turn out to be the main event of the night. Mr. McMahon might just confirm it by visiting the show.
WWE.com gave described the situation with an interesting update which keeps the anticipation ongoing, for now,
‘The animosity between Kevin Owens and Shane McMahon has reached its boiling point, and only one person can perhaps put an end to it: Mr. McMahon!