Bliss, Cargill, Orton and Rhodes all advanced to the semifinals. Each will face someone from Raw in the next round, but it ...

With SmackDown Live set to move from USA to the FOX network ... it appears one of those changes will be the show’s logo. WWE has not confirmed whether or not this new logo is the official ...

It appears WWE is updating the SmackDown Live logo for its October 2019 debut on FOX. The SmackDown Live facelift is shown in the below photo. The photo above shows a glimpse of Smackdown Live's ...

Prior to that, the “Smack” and the “Down” were separated onto two lines, but then they moved “Smackdown” to the top line so that “Live” could go underneath. Now the logo’s ...

The Raw logo has a hard, rough look to it, as if to remind fans of the WWE's popular Attitude Era. Smackdown's logo is much sleeker and feels more positive, mirroring the show's promised focus on ...

https://www.instagram.com/p/BILYd8bgCTv/?taken-by=withspandex&hl=en With the WWE brand split, it was expected that both shows would undergo a revamping of more than ...

It seems SmackDown Live will be getting a new logo this October when it moves to the Fox network. A Fox advert shows a brand new logo for the blue brand, with the 'Live' part being absent ...

See above for the tweaked logo WWE will use once SmackDown debuts on USA Network next week. It's a slightly curvier and squashed take on the flatter and lighter one shown on FOX for approx five years.

WWE SmackDown comes to you live from Lexington’s Rupp Arena in Kentucky, where the fallout from Money in the Bank is upon us.

Are the WWE doing it completely unintentionally, or are they doing it by design? Either way, the end product has definitely justified the means. Everybody is buzzing about the Brand Split that is ...

Nope. Peacock doesn’t offer a SmackDown live stream. It’s been going around the internet that SmackDown will be available for next-day streaming on Peacock. Unfortunately, that’s not the case.