SmackDown was a mixed bag this week, and I break down why most of it felt like filler with a few genuine highlights mixed in.

The Randy Orton story has an intriguing thread running through it with the mystery mentor angle, but the execution this week felt like time-filling rather than story-building. The Drew McIntyre and Jacob Fatu finish was a little flat and raises questions about where that program is actually going at WrestleMania. And a couple of other stories just kept on keeping on without moving anywhere meaningful.

But there were highlights. Carmelo Hayes and Ilja Dragunov had a really strong match; these two have genuine chemistry, and I want to see more of it. Fraxiom and Motor City Machine Guns finally got some spotlight and delivered. And Damian Priest and R-Truth winning the tag titles is entertaining even if they do not exactly scream championship material.

Then I look ahead to RAW with my Three Things to Watch. How does Brock Lesnar respond after Oba Femi's big moment? What does the tag title match actually lead to heading toward WrestleMania? And after getting the spot of the year retiring John Cena and then AJ Styles, where on earth is Gunther and when do we hear from him again?

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Revolution delivered another wild night, and there is a lot to get into.

Hangman Page and MJF were tremendous, maybe dragged slightly in spots, but this was a genuinely great match that lived up to everything the build promised. FTR and the Young Bucks were excellent, and the aftermath with Christian Cage and Adam Copeland sets up some fascinating matchups heading into AEW's Canadian tour toward Dynamite in Vancouver.

Moxley and Takeshita were outstanding again, and then Will Ospreay returns to a thunderous reception, setting up what could be one of the most compelling programs AEW has had in a while.

Bandido and Andrade quietly delivered one of the night's best matches, and having Bandido on a pay-per-view stage made him feel like a significantly bigger deal. Megan Bayne and Lena Kross are your new Women's Tag Team Champions, and that team makes a lot of sense. Thekla continues to be one of the most compelling characters in AEW right now. The in-ring ability is there, the charisma is there, and the ceiling feels genuinely high.

Not everything landed perfectly. One match probably did not need pay per view placement. One stipulation choice I am still not convinced was the right call. And Marina Shafir stepping up against Toni Storm, plus Ronda Rousey's appearance afterwards, could be setting up something significant.

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After the final bell sounded at WWE Elimination Chamber, Peter Klein went live to break it all down.

He went match-by-match to talk about what he liked, what he didn't like, and where WWE goes from here on the Road to Wrestlemania.

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