Well what do ya know. We're just a few short days away from yet another Pay-Per-View live on the Network. This time, the Superstars of RAW will be taking center stage. Did this week deliver in hyping us up for the event? Did New Day finally beat Demolition's record? Has Sami Zayn had enough? Is Bayley actually the female John Cena?

How was SmackDown Live? Well, we have three new Number One Contenders, so that's something. Read on as we deliver the 5 best and 5 worst moments this week in WWE.

5. WORST - Rusev's Insult

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Rusev and Lana came out to the ring to brag about playing Enzo Amore for a fool. To try and add insult to injury, Rusev would say that he now understands why Enzo Amore calls himself a Certified G... because the G stands for... "Garbage!" Sheesh. My dad hurls better insults than that. Let Lana do the talking from now on, will ya, Rusev.

5. BEST - Hype Bros Pick Up The Win

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The tag division on SmackDown competed in a Battle Royal to determine who would be named number one contenders to The Wyatt Family's championship. Usually, Battle Royals aren't the most entertaining but this was definitely an exception. The match did well in making every team look strong, surprisingly even The Ascension and Breezango. In the end, The Hype Bros would come out on top with Zach Ryder picking up the victory for his team. By the reaction he got, fans still love good ol' Zac Ryder and it really is a shame his Intercontinental title run earlier this year went absolutely nowhere.

4. WORST - Natalya's Sudden Loss Of Words

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If you don't already know, somebody took out Nikki Bella before her match at Survivor Series last month. According to Carmella, Natalya's the culprit. Natalya denies these claims. So on SmackDown when Nikki was on commentary, Natalya ran out with the microphone because she apparently had something important to say to Nikki. But before she could finish her thought, Carmella's music hit and out came the Princess of Staten Island.

So why did Natalya immediately stop talking? Not only was Carmella taking her sweet time getting to the ring, the mic is still louder than Carmella's music. Natalya had plenty of time to plead her case but she didn't.

4. BEST - Mick Foley's Trickery

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So if you've read this column the past few weeks, you know I'm not the biggest fan of Mick Foley as GM. Mostly for his ridiculous treatment of Sami Zayn. Emphasis on ridiculous. HOWEVER... And this is a big however, I retract my previous statements because WWE threw in a swerve I wasn't expecting.

After telling Zayn he will happily trade him to SmackDown for Eva Marie (lol), we would learn it was all a rouse to ignite a fire under Zayn - a fire he believed Zayn needed in order for him to be ready to take on Braun Strowman this Sunday at Roadblock.

Touche, Foley. Touche.

3. WORST - What About Lince Dorado?

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Lince Dorado took on Ariya Daivari on RAW in a match only lasting a few minutes because Jack Gallagher decided to interrupt since Daivari is a horrible person. And that's fine. The only thing is, how come as soon as Gallagher came out, Lince Dorado just peaced out? Wouldn't he be like "b****, don't interrupt the ONE match I get on RAW!" and double drop kick both of them? I would. If I were a luchador wrestler.

3. BEST - SmackDown Live Main Event

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Since James Ellsworth had to back out of his match because he was sick with a "cold" (more on that later), Daniel Bryan and Shane McMahon needed to come up with someone else worthy of a WWE Championship title shot. So we got a Fatal Four Way Elimination match pitting Dean Ambrose, The Miz, Luke Harper, and Dolph Ziggler of all people who can't seem to win an important match for the life of him. Oh wait. I spoke too soon. Dolph Ziggler won. Okay, okay... I think I'm down to see AJ Styles take on Dolph Ziggler.

Are you?

2. WORST - James Ellsworth

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At the beginning of SmackDown, James Ellsworth faked a cold so he would get out of his match with AJ Styles. At least I think he faked it. I'm not sure. Watching it, yes, he was faking it. But wrestling's kind of fake, so was his faking just bad acting? I mean Daniel Bryan was grossed out by his fake sneezes, so were these fake sneezes real in the context of wrestling? Confusing, right?

2. BEST - The New Day Beat The Record

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As you all knew, if The New Day made it past this Monday, they would become the longest reigning WWE World Tag Team Champions of all of time and space. And yep, in the opening match of the night, New Day defeated Cesaro and Sheamus and Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson in a Triple Threat match to officially break Demolition's record.

It was a mighty fine moment and it was rightfully deserved...

HOWEVER. They didn't get off that easy. More on that later...

1. WORST - Bayley

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Is anyone else starting to see similarities between Bayley and the John Cena of yesteryear?

Alicia Fox was granted a rematch against Bayley on RAW and literally kicked the crap out of Bayley's for the entirety of the match until - WHAM - Bayley sneaked in a Bayley-to-Belly suplex for the 1-2-3. Ugh. Her finishing move isn't even cool. Everyone in the world pre-Bayley never won a match from a Belly-to-Belly Suplex, so why is Bayley any different? Because it's a cute play on words? I could see if it was a long fought battle, but a Bayley-To-Belly Suplex from out of nowhere shouldn't be the equivalent of an RKO out of nowhere. It's like apples and oranges really. They don't compare.

1. BEST - No, really. The New Day Beat The Record!

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In their celebration of their first win of the night, Xavier Woods would crack open a bottle of champagne only for it to explode in Stephanie McMahon's face. Obviously an accident, but since Stephanie McMahon is an awful human being lacking of any understanding, she put them in another Triple Threat later in the main event against Kevin Owens and Chris Jericho and 2/3rds of The Shield in Roman Reigns (ugh) and Seth Rollins.

It was this match where we actually believed The New Day might actually lose, but low and behold, they would reign supreme once again to officially officially become your...

LONGEST-REIGNING-W-W-E-WORLD-TAG-TEAM-CHAMPIOOOOOONS!