Cultaholic Classic Smackdown Review #32 | April 13th 2000

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Wrestling Podcast, Wrestling, Aew, Wwe Podcast, Wwe, Sports, Sports & Recreation

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🗓️ 4 August 2020

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

The Big Show goes Scottish, Eddie Guerrero defend his WWF European Championship and The Rock teams with The APA. Tom Campbell and Maffew Gregg step into the Castrol GTX-Powered DeLorean and head back to the early years of WWE Smackdown.

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0:38.1	evening show. I grew up wanting to be Indiana Jones. 81 years old if you don't mind me saying.
0:43.2	I do mind you see anything.
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0:49.6	I am partial.
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0:53.0	We're turning it up with the biggest hits, the biggest throwbacks.
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1:13.0	Come on to the Rock Show.
1:15.0	Come on to the People Show.
1:18.0	Come on to the Premier Show.
1:20.0	Smackdown.
1:22.0	It's the 13th of April in the year of our Lord 2000.
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