Roman Reigns gave Cody Rhodes his word that he'll watch his back at Bad Blood, but don't expect the pleasantries to continue afterward. WWE SmackDown planted the seeds for a renewed feud between the WrestleMania rivals.

We have some new backstage details about who was responsible for producing that incredible Cody Rhodes/Roman Reigns segment on SmackDown along with an update on whether The Lucha Brothers are WWE-bound.

Another WWE SmackDown is in the books, with the September 20th episode setting up shop in Sacramento, California in the home of the Sacramento Kings. Tonight though it was all about the WWE Superstars of the blue brand,

SmackDown's return to the USA Network started with a steel cage match for the undisputed WWE championship. Rhodes defended his title in a SummerSlam rematch against The Bloodline's new Tribal Chief, Solo Sikoa. By night's end, Rhodes joined forces with his greatest WWE rival.

There were so many interesting possible ways for WWE to steer The Bloodline saga with Roman Reigns in the lead and Cody Rhodes still involved that kept

This week's SmackDown featured a cinematic meeting between Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes, which left Kevin Owens unsure about how to feel.

After sharing the ring in a segment designed to not only hype up their tag team match against The Bloodline but also highlight the potential tension between the duo at Bad Blood, Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes were advertised for a special segment on SmackDown,

WWE dropped a video package during Friday's edition of SmackDown featuring Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns meeting on Georgia Tech's football field, where

Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes had a tense meeting on WWE SmackDown. On the September 13 episode of WWE SmackDown, Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns had a heated showdown, but they also agreed to team up and face The Bloodline at WWE Bad Blood.