I mean, what on earth is going on, because basically as SmackDown was going on, what felt

like half of the NXT roster was getting released, and you just sat there looking around

with this complex feeling deep down in your tum-tum, none of it makes any sense, especially

because some of these people were in active storylines, I just do not get it.

And I know, every time this happens, some idiot always goes, like, just business, they

don't have to do what they want, of course, they're allowed to do what they want, but

we can also be shocked, and we can also be saddened.

Can we remember that professional wrestlers are also human beings?

Nobody wants to lose their job, however, it is a hell of a talented bunch, and I'm sure

they will land on their feet, but like I say, it still makes me very obsessed.

But if life does roll on as, does ups and downs, or has kind of taken the wind out of

myself, how the hell am I going to go on the water later, but hello, my name is Simon

Miller, welcome to the show, SmackDown, it's done, was it good, was it bad?

I don't know, well I do know, anyway, you're about to figure it out, let's up those

downs with SmackDown, don't worry, we'll run the intro, I will pump myself back up with

enthusiasm, and we will smash it.

Okay, yes, moving on from all of that, SmackDown did start very nicely, because if you

end your previous show with a swear bomb, it's always good to start your next show with

the explanations of everybody, welcome Sasha Banks, I will say, I would like it if the commentators

sold it, like she had done something bad seven days ago, but no, instead Monk calls

like, oh my, look cool in Sasha Banks, boss time, boss time, aren't we meant to think

that she is now an asshole?

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