It is a night that will shake WWE to its very core.

It's how Michael Cole described the draft and started SmackDown, and I hope he met this

literary.

I wanted a giant to walk in and just go, rawr, and started wiggling at some sort of foundations.

That's right, I think we've begun.

Also, hello my friends and welcome to Ups and Downs, the wrestling review show where I

just point my finger around the place and words come out of my mouth and nobody knows

what the flab is going on.

But do you know what that is a good metaphor and analogy for?

Got that wrong.

But do you know what's a good comparison about life?

But yeah, this was the draft show, which kind of made me feel very ugly, because on the

one side, I quite like it, there's always something exciting about going, who's going to end

up on Raw and SmackDown, but on the other, I don't think it's needed at all, it's more

fun where the superstars can go wherever they want.

Triple H came out though and straight away, Michael Cole called him the Game of Games,

which he didn't apologise for later, but I was just laughing, I was like, oh no, Paul

Vivek is now a super video game.

Now we got right into the first round of the draft.

And yes, Roman Reigns, so does the car and Paul Heyman, are staying on SmackDown.

Now, they were moved as a unit, or the next time we see them, they're going to be some

horrible three person hybrid, like a monster guy, and nobody wants that, it's like the fly.

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