WWE SmackDown has been airing on FOX for the last four years.  In between, the show has also been shifted to other channels on some occasions.  The next episode of SmackDown will not air on FOX.  It would not be wrong to say that the viewership of the Blue Brand show after coming to FOX has been very good.

 However, a big reason for this is also the current Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns. FOX has taken this step due to high demand for other programs. 

 FOX has decided to air the upcoming episode (July 21) of WWE's second weekly show on FS1.  However, this is not happening for the first time.  Even before this there has been a change in programming. The reason behind FOX shifting this week's SmackDown show to FS1 has also been revealed. 

The United States and Vietnam are going to play a match in the FIFA Women's World Cup on July 21.  Due to this, there has been a change in the show of WWE in FOX.  After this, episodes of Blue Brand will start airing again on FOX.

SmackDown has long been a staple of WWE programming.  A lot of credit for this also goes to Roman Rance and his group The Bloodline, whose storyline has always kept the fans hooked.  At present there is a civil war going on in this group.

Last week, Roman and Solo heavily assaulted Jimmy, injuring him so much that he had to be taken out on a stretcher.  After this, Jay Uso attacked both the heel stars and challenged Roman to a singles match.

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