So let us begin with a little rant. Some of it is happy and some of it is sad, which is like a metaphor for life.

Because obviously the commentary teams have been shuffled around given that we have just moved to Netflix and all of that.

And on Raw, we have Michael Cole and Pat McAfee.

And now on Smackdown, which do not forget in my world of the United Kingdom, is also on Netflix.

It's now Wade Barrett and Joe Tassetor. I'm all totally good with this and in fact I shall give them an up because I do think they all do a good job.

But it means that poor Corey Graves, I mean he did turn up on NXT this week, but he's kind of like vanished or been pushed into the abyss.

I think that's fair man, because he too does a very good job. Now I suppose it's a wonderful problem to have, because like, oh, we have too many good

commentators, never make that noise, with your voice again, but I'm just going to give that

a little bit of a down.

Justice for Corey, that doesn't make any sense.

Also, like my friends, I'm going to opt to down the wrestling review show where we try and

take a positive look at pro wrestling show where we try and take a positive

look at pro wrestling and we don't take anything seriously.

Because one day we're all going to be dead.

I don't want to waste my time getting mad about sports entertainment.

It's a weird way to start the show.

Let's up those doubts.

We did see Shinskay Nakamura making his way to the building at the start of Smackdown

because he's going to be defending his US title later.

And honestly, somebody must have told him, Shinske, you need to look as miserable as possible.

Paul Heyman was also making this way to the ring, which was very interesting.

Because given where we are on SmackDown and given that we had the tribal chief combat match

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