WWE Smackdown Live preview and schedule: April 11

Boston, April 11: The superstar shakeup process will continue on this week's Smackdown Live, as well. After the plethora of announcements that changed some of the superstars' career, we can expect even some more. Plenty of questions need to be addressed as Tuesday Night's hottest show will come live.

The second edition of Smackdown after Wrestlemania will take place at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. It will be available live in India on the Ten 1 from 6.30 AM onwards with the Talking Smack at 9.30 AM. The repeat telecast will go on the air at 5 PM and 10 PM, tomorrow.

As per week's episode, the WWE champion, Randy Orton will defend his title against Bray Wyatt in the near future.

But Bray has invoked his rematch clause with a strange stipulation added to it. This match will be contested as a 'House of Horrors' match.

We would learn whether Randy accepts it at WWE Payback or not. We have not heard or seen any type of match like this, before. So, some more details should be revealed around this.

It was already announced by Shane McMahon that if the Usos do not change brand then they will defend their title on the show against The American Alpha. So, the title defence will take place since neither one of them was not shifted to Raw.

In the women's division, two of the biggest names from the blue brand have been drafted to Raw. So, the voids should be filled up by Charlotte and Emma from Raw. Also, we should learn who is going to be Naomi's next challenger for the title.

The Intercontinental champion, Dean Ambrose is no more on Smackdown Live. Hence, the United States champion, Kevin Owens is expected to be drafted to the blue brand, officially.

There should be some change in the commentary team, as well. Byron Saxton will join the announcer's panel.

Also, since Ambrose has joined on Raw, his girlfriend Renee Young is also expected to move to the flagship brand. The newly arrived Shinsuke Nakamura's first opponent should be disclosed, as well.

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