For the first time in over a year, SmackDown comes from the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio. SmackDown was last in Columbus on Aug. 11, 2005. That night, John Bradshaw Layfield attacked Batista during the Animal's match, attempting to get an edge in their rivalry before their match at SummerSlam. Randy Orton was also up to his legend-killing ways when he took on Kamala, only to be interrupted by an eerie message from Undertaker.

SmackDown also came from the Nationwide Arena on April 1, 2004. Booker T defeated Hardcore Holly in a Great American Nomination Match. John Cena, Charlie Haas and Big Show also won Great American Nominations.

King of the Ring 2002 marked the Nationwide Arena's first WWE pay-per-view event. Brock Lesnar won in the finals of the tournament that night when he pinned Rob Van Dam. In the pay-per-view's main event, WWE Champion Undertaker retained his title against Triple H. Two championships also changed hands that night when Jamie Noble won the Cruiserweight Championship from The Hurricane and Molly Holly defeated Trish Stratus for the Women's Championship.

Two years later, Bad Blood 2004 took place at the Nationwide Arena. In a main event Hell in a Cell Match that lasted over 45 minutes, Triple H defeated Shawn Michaels. Also that night, Chris Benoit retained his World Heavyweight Championship against Kane, Randy Orton beat Shelton Benjamin to retain the Intercontinental Championship and Benoit and Edge beat World Tag Team Champions La Resistance by disqualification.

The Nationwide Arena, which opened in 2000, is the home of the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets. It seats up to 20,000 people and is also known for hosting major concerts, arena football, minor league hockey and lacrosse. It is also expected to host the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament in 2007.

What will happen on the first SmackDown following Cyber Sunday? Will the Champion of Champions, King Booker, have another successful night like he did in 2004?  Find out at 8/7 CT on the CW Network.