10 Things We Learned From The Post-WrestleMania Smackdown Live!
4. Ten
After a soft-launch at the Royal Rumble and following months of his 'ten' chant taking over shows, Tye Dillinger finally debuted on the main roster temporarily as a Smackdown Live! performer until next week's shake-up confirms his permanent status.
It was a very homogonised WWE introduction for 'The Perfect 10' gimmick, but short televised squash was an ideal premise for him to rapidly establish the persona to anybody not yet familiar with him.
Brushing aside Curt Hawkins with ease, Tye showed the poise and grace that has made him such a vital utility player in NXT, but it will be interesting to see how long they can keep the character a babyface in the more complex landscape of the main roster.
Tye experienced somewhat of a backwards success story in the developmental brand, with his long tenures in the WWE system seemingly relegating him to enhancement status for good after another failed attempt to get him over in a passable tag team with Jason Jordan.
It was after the split that the 'Perfect 10' element came to the front, but even up to last Saturday, he has eaten endless defeats that in theory would totally undermine the concept.
What that journey has done though, is build respect from the audience for the hard work the real-life Ronnie Arneill has put into making it.
It will be interesting to see if WWE can maintain (or ideally, increase) that level of support.