So before we do get into this week's episode of Smackdown, I just want to send all the best

to the people that were released from WWE last night. It always sucks. It's always terrible.

And if you're one of these idiots that start saying the most atrocious things when a human

being loses their dream job or stop watching my show and go and do something else, and actually,

first and foremost, go and get some manners. But it must be super duper hard. So once again, I do send them all to the best.

I know they'll land on their feet.

Because, again, you don't get to the WW.

We're the top of the industry by fluke.

I'm sure whatever to do the next, they'll smash it.

Otherwise, hello, my friends.

I'm welcome to Ups and Downs, the resting review show with me, Simon Meller, and yes, we just have had an episode of Smacker Down, so we're

going to review it.

That's it.

That's long and the short of it.

I've got a dumb t-shirt on.

I'm bald.

Let's go.

We also saw Davy and Priy and Sondon, Jacob Fattu, and L.A. Knight essentially yelling

at each other at the start of Smacker Down. He walked to the ring. He got a microphone and said, you know what? I'm very mad about last week.

Now, this is because Thomas O'Coccoa got involved in Jacob had two and Damien Priest. And as soon as he

said Damien Priest's name, outwalk Damien Priest. Because you know the deal. It's wrestling rule 14.4.

If somebody dares says your name during an opening promo, you've got to go out there. Of course, Peace is all like, oh, LA, it's nothing to do with you. I just hate Drew McIntyre.

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