10 Things We Learned From WWE SmackDown (April 18)
2. The Best Of What's Left
With the Bollywood Boyz stealing victory for the 'New American Dream', it appeared to foreshadow greater emphasis on both Mahal and the Sihra brothers in the coming weeks, as WWE makes yet another attempt to crack an Indian market they first attempted to build on over a decade ago with The Great Khali.
But what of the remaining bodies from the six-pack challenge on Smackdown Live!'s 'Land of Opportunity'?
Sami Zayn was considered the biggest star in the match, but after losing twice in two weeks, he could now do with an instant boost from his first major angle on Tuesday Nights.
Mojo Rawley suffered his first major setback since reinventing himself in the wake of Hype Bro partner Zack Ryder's injury. His progression on the show looks steady, but it's surely time to give him a meaningful storyline in place of the endless series of rudderless matches he's endured since then.
Dolph Ziggler will hopefully be Shinsuke Nakamura's energetic human punch (and kick) bag at Backlash next month, which at the moment feels the only thing left for him to do in the entire company.
And finally, Harper and Rowan unfortunately look lost souls yet again as they desperately try to shake their former personas off. Rowan's comeback has been a shambles, but Luke Harper looks a delicate work-in-progress. Less defeats in upcoming weeks will hopefully vitally service their most pressing concerns.