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Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. In the many years it has existed, Smackdown has thrown out some top professional wrestling.

There's been moments that cemented people as fans for life thanks to W.W.

At any time it is brought up you do of course have to mention the Smackdown Six.

If you know you know and if you don't, you missed out.

It stands to reason though that in the two decades it's been around you're going

to get the rough with the smooth, because that's just life.

If you hang around long enough

no matter how much good there is there's always going to be some bad and just to be

some negative nancies that's what we're going to look at today. Brace

I'm Simon from what culture please do smash that subscribe button and this is the 10

worst WWE Smackdown main events ever. Number 10 Bob Holly versus the big show on January 8th

2004. You know the rule when Bob Holly gets brought up we tell the story where he was asked by management how he would like to be used to which hard corresponded I should win the title and then be everyone.

What a damn hero.

It seemed like the powers that B may have been swayed by this back in 2004 as he was placed

into a feud with then-W.

Champion Brock Lesner.

But for the Royal Rumble, as WWE. W. W.E. assumed that the 30-man main event was enough of a pay-per-view cell,

meaning they could have more fun with the rest of the card. To get to all of this, they started to put

Holly and main events on Smackdown. It's kind of fascinating to watch now as Lesnar is on commentary just being a super dick.

But the real issue is this is during a time when the big show was a bit disinterested

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