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Tonight, the fresh start for WWE SmackDown on USA Network began with a bang, featuring a Steel Cage match for the Undisputed WWE Championship as its opener and concluding with an extraordinary collaboration between two of SmackDown’s top stars. Before even stepping into the ring, WWE unveiled a revamped appearance for their blue brand, showcasing a new logo and popular theme music, not to mention the numerous guest appearances throughout the broadcast. As we close the book on this premiere episode, let’s delve into its highlights and share our thoughts on SmackDown’s reimagined era, starting with the show’s fresh visual identity.

Earlier this week, Chad McQueen, known for his role in The Karate Kid, passed away at the age of 63. Now, his co-star William Zabka from the same movie is honoring him with a heartfelt post on social media. On Friday, Zabka, who also stars in Cobra Kai, shared memories of McQueen and expressed his affection for the man he referred to as his “dear friend & Cobra Kai brother forever.

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The first episode of WWE SmackDown on USA Network kicked off and concluded with the powerful group known as The Bloodline. This unexpected alliance, which many hadn’t anticipated, resulted in a thrilling spectacle throughout the show. In the beginning of the episode, Cody Rhodes managed to retain his Undisputed WWE Championship against Solo Sikoa. However, an attack by The Bloodline brought Roman Reigns into the action. This chain of events led Nick Aldis to create a match featuring Reigns, Rhodes, Sikoa, and Jacob Fatu. Although The Bloodline was involved, Rhodes wasn’t, and there was no response from Reigns. By the end of the night, both Reigns and Rhodes put their signatures on the contract, officially confirming the Tag Match for WWE Bad Blood.