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And that is that my friends. We have officially had our last ever Smackdown from the Thunderdome.

And while we probably could have celebrated it a little bit, we also learned the last 24 hours

that Bailey has been injured and is going to be out nine months. I'm sorry, the only two words

you can say about that is that it sucks. So of course we sent positive healthy thoughts for her

and hope that she can get back sooner rather than later, but we also have to find out. Well,

did Smackdown sign off from the Thunderdome in a good way or did it drop the bag? I don't even know

what that means, but I suppose the bag has love in it which means you want to carry it over your

shoulder so you feel joy in your tum tum. Let's up those downs for Smackdown.

Jeremy Usso was still trying to win over Roman Reigns at the start of this week's Smackdown.

I mean, he was hanging outside of his locker room like some kind of weird fan at a concert.

I don't like he was just going to walk in when Paul Heyman said, no, no, you're not allowed

because Roman was preparing to go to the ring. Which means every time Reigns doesn't turn to do this,

nobody is allowed to see him. And that just means that Roman Reigns is really really weird.

Heyman promised that they would sort this out later, but when Jim Bob did leave,

Heyman smiled like he was some kind of Disney villain. And I do think we're going to need

to have some kind of explanation or some kind of payoff about why Jimmy went from nobody's bitch

to Roman's bitch. But as always, people play their roles in this storyline so well,

you can kind of just go along with it. We then had the intro and afterwards, Roman had

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