Hey now, we are getting over, and I am the Silver King, Adam Silverstein, here to lead you through these hard times with your weekly

wwee edition of your favorite professional wrestling podcast.

That's right.

Getting Over is back to break down all things Smackdown and all things

are off from the week that was in World Wrestling Entertainment.

And we have a ton to talk about on today's show,

the first show that has taken our normal four to five day break

and allowed the Silver King to actually refresh a little bit.

I feel rejuvenated.

I feel alive again talking professional wrestling

after a whirlwind of a few weeks that included WrestleMania, NXT stand and deliver, WWE releases, bonus interview episodes.

Finally, I feel like we can get back into the groove of things.

Silver King gets his groove back, you could say, and talk wrestling on schedule as we

normally do.

We do have a loaded show today once again. Not only, of course,

are we talking about everything that happened on Smackdown and Raw over the last week. We're

also at the very end of the show going to dip our toe into Impact Wrestling Rebellion. I did not

want to wait all the way until Thursday's episode to talk about Sunday's pay-per-view. So the Silver King does have a few thoughts on impact, and I will break those down at the end of the show. But I don't want to waste much time getting into it. We have a lot to talk about today. So as always, I'm here to welcome in my co-host, Vintage Chris Vanini. Chris, I think it's fair to say we had this conversation right as we were setting up the recording today. Look, I know it's repetitive, right? And we often begin the show in the same way. But Smackdown every week, it's two hours. Fridays, many Fridays, I'm out. I go to breweries on Fridays usually eat out lunch or something. I forget Smackdown's on.

It's just like it's my off day normally. And then I'm like, oh yeah, I have Smackdown to watch

tonight. That's great. Because on Friday night, unless you're watching sports, there's generally not

that much on television. But I go into Mondays after a long workday. And it's just like, oh my God,

I have to sit through a three-hour raw tonight.

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