Disambiguation evidence for WWE SmackDown (in certain years) via surface form

"WWE SmackDown"


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Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "WWE SmackDown".

Predicate Object
airingDay Friday night (as Friday Night SmackDown)
airingDay Thursday night (various periods)
airingDay Tuesday night (2016–2019 live era)
alsoKnownAs Friday night (as Friday Night SmackDown)
surface form: Friday Night SmackDown
alsoKnownAs WWE SmackDown (in certain years)
surface form: SmackDown
brandStatus WWE main roster brand
broadcastFormat live (various eras)
broadcastFormat taped (various eras)
broadcastOn Fox
surface form: Fox (2019–2024)
broadcastOn MyNetworkTV
surface form: MyNetworkTV (2008–2010)
broadcastOn Syfy
surface form: Syfy (2010–2015)
broadcastOn The CW
surface form: The CW (2006–2008)
broadcastOn UPN
surface form: UPN (1999–2006)
broadcastOn USA Network
surface form: USA Network (2016–2019)
broadcastOn USA Network
surface form: USA Network (2024– )
company WWE
surface form: World Wrestling Entertainment
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy Vince McMahon
distribution cable and broadcast television
distribution streaming via Peacock (United States, on delay)
distribution streaming via WWE Network (on delay)
features WWE roster
features scripted matches
features scripted storylines
filmingLocations international arenas (tour episodes)
filmingLocations various arenas in North America
firstAired 1999-04-29
format weekly television program
genre professional wrestling
hasAudienceType live arena audience
hasChampionship United States Championship
surface form: United States Championship (various years)
hasChampionship WWE Champion
surface form: WWE Championship (various years)
hasChampionship WWE Intercontinental Championship (various years)
hasChampionship SmackDown Women’s Championship
surface form: WWE SmackDown Women’s Championship
hasChampionship WWE Tag Team Championship
surface form: WWE Tag Team Championship (various years)
hasChampionship WWE Universal Championship
surface form: WWE Universal Championship (various years)
hasChampionship SmackDown Women’s Championship
surface form: WWE Women’s Championship (various years)
hasChampionship World Heavyweight Championship (various years)
hasFeaturedPerformer AJ Styles
hasFeaturedPerformer Batista
hasFeaturedPerformer Becky Lynch
hasFeaturedPerformer Brock Lesnar
hasFeaturedPerformer Charlotte Flair
hasFeaturedPerformer Rob Van Dam
surface form: Eddie Guerrero
hasFeaturedPerformer Edge
hasFeaturedPerformer John Cena
hasFeaturedPerformer Kurt Angle
hasFeaturedPerformer Randy Orton
hasFeaturedPerformer Rey Mysterio
hasFeaturedPerformer Roman Reigns
hasFeaturedPerformer Sasha Banks
hasFeaturedPerformer The Rock
hasFeaturedPerformer The Undertaker
hasFeaturedPerformer Triple H
hasMerchandise DVD releases
hasMerchandise branded apparel
hasMerchandise home video compilations
hasSegmentType backstage segments
hasSegmentType battle royals
hasSegmentType championship matches
hasSegmentType contract signings
hasSegmentType in-ring promos
hasSegmentType main event match
hasSegmentType non-title matches
hasSegmentType tag team matches
hasSegmentType tournament matches
hasSegmentType women's division matches
hasTheme opening pyro and music sequence
inspiredVideoGame WWE SmackDown! video game series
instanceOf professional wrestling television program
instanceOf sports entertainment television show
notableAuthorityFigure Paul Heyman
notableAuthorityFigure Shane McMahon
notableAuthorityFigure Stephanie McMahon
notableAuthorityFigure Theodore Long
notableAuthorityFigure Vickie Guerrero
notableEra PG era (late 2000s–2010s)
notableEra Ruthless Aggression era (early–mid 2000s)
notableEra original brand split era (2002–2011)
notableEra second brand split era (2016–2023)
notableFeature anniversary specials
notableFeature brand-exclusive pay-per-view build-ups (various years)
notableFeature draft episodes during brand split years
notableFeature season premiere specials
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork UPN
predecessor WWF Raw Is War (as sole flagship show)
producer WWE
setInUniverse WWE brand split continuity
sisterShow WWE NXT
sisterShow WWE Raw
targetAudience professional wrestling fans
typicalRuntime 120 minutes
usesStorytellingStyle authority figure storylines
usesStorytellingStyle championship pursuits
usesStorytellingStyle feuds between wrestlers
usesStorytellingStyle long-term story arcs