13 WTF Moments From WWE SmackDown Live (March 21)

Can't tell if it's a WWE show or Village People music video...

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This week's SmackDown Live featured men in drag, potential homicides being followed by straight one-on-one wrestling matches, numerous references to Southpaw Regional Wrestling and less tag-team psychology than a Public Enemy match on Nitro during the 1990's.

It's WrestleMania season, baby! Not that you'd know from looking at the match card on this penultimate SmackDown before Orlando.

Feast your eyes on that featured picture for a second and your brain may even be deceived. No, no that is not Nikki Bella indulging in a rare tag-team outing alongside Fandango, and it's certainly not Stevie Richards in very tight clothing.

Instead, it's the one and only Tyler Breeze, dressed up like a complete idiot as WWE continue their ceaseless march towards presenting Nikki and John Cena's in-ring bond as unbreakable.

At least Breeze has a chin, unlike previous Cena and Bella victim James Ellsworth; those darn writers had something else in mind for Jimmy boy on this week's show though, and it was instead Tyler's turn to dress up like a moron for the entertainment of the creative team.

Here's all your WTF goodness (badness?) from this week's SmackDown...

13. Punctuality Is Polite...

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For the second week in a row, the so-called Commissioner of SmackDown Live was late.

What is it with Shane McMahon being tardy to events he is supposed to be in charge of? No wonder AJ Styles hates him, we would too if Shane O'Mac was our boss; after preaching about the roster coming together to make SmackDown better than Raw during the Summer, the least McMahon could do is turn up on time.

Maybe then he wouldn't get smashed through car windows. That should be the punishment, and would be in King Ross's Britain.

One hour late? Through a car window you go. 90 minutes? Your shack and sister's corpse gets burned to a crisp. Two hours late? Murdered by forklift.

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