10 Things We Learned From The Post-Backlash WWE SmackDown (May 23)
3. High Five
More multi-person solutions in the women's division then, as a five way match was arranged for next week's broadcast to determine a new number one contender for Naomi's title.
Praise has rightfully been heaped on the blue brand's overall presentation of the female league in recent months, with a strong WrestleMania build and proactive use of their new arrivals in the 'Superstar Shake-up' a fortnight later.
However, a new issue is quietly emerging as the organisation as a whole seems to lack ideas for taking individual programmes forward between the babyface superstars and their heel 'Welcoming Committee' insurgents.
After yet more parity booking separated the heroes and villains between Backlash and this week's Smackdown Live!, all of the contenders bickered enough to pester Shane McMahon into announcing the contest to lead up to a Money In The Bank clash against the champion.
It was a hark back to the dark days of the WWE 'Divas' being little more than a chirping annoyance to authority figures and audiences alike, but the the saving grace should at least be a semi-decent match and a solid foundation for the new number one contender. It also established that at least all five are relatively over, which contrasts the abject silence most Raw women's matches are currently playing to.