The Good, the Great and the Awesome is a much harder article to write when WWE presents a show as bad as Friday's Night's SmackDown was for the first hour.
The matches themselves during that portion of the broadcast were lackluster, to say the least, and the attempts at comedy were embarrassing.
But, this being an article determined to focus on the positives of WWE programming, I have managed to look beyond the nonsense and come up with several things that hit the mark this week.
What were those things, and, more importantly, how good, great or awesome was the main event match and angle that ate up the second hour of the show?
Find out inside.
This is the good, great and awesome from the final SmackDown...
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