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Okay, so I thought we would have some fun on this episode of SmackDown Ups and Downs,

and we're going to do the same thing for AW rampage ups and downs.

So I thought to myself how can we bring some joy to the show and I spent a lot of time on this.

Alright, so you've got to be very nice, thank you please, give me a drum roll.

Alright, I've made an ups and downside, so when I give things it up, we're going to show this

side and we've got the other one as well. There's every chance I've done the writing too small

and you can't see it, but whose fault is that? Yours. Oh mine, sometimes I get confused with

language otherwise. My name is Simon for War culture, that's right, that's what my parents called me.

So it's very fortunate I found this job and let's find out whether SmackDown was good or whether it

was supposed to. Well SmackDown started absolutely nuts because before we even got to the intro,

we saw this massive car wreck and then limping away from it was scarlet and carrying a cross

and then when people were trying to save his life, Drew McIntyre ran in and was like,

I'm going to kill you for real. McIntyre also kept screaming, it's just the beginning and I

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