W. W. W. E. was in Brooklyn tonight. They weren't far from where I am right now. They were over at the Barclay Center.

Sold out at the Barclay Center for Smackdown tonight.

And they got a very newsworthy show.

Let's take it back a week because I wasn't here live last week.

I had to do my review separately.

But last week, the Motor City Machine Guns made their WWE debut, Alex Shelley and Chris Saben, 18 years, together as a tag team.

Seven days ago, they made their debut in WWE. It took seven days for them to come back here to Smackdown this week and finally after all these years call themselves tag team champions in

W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. And one of the best moments that you will see on

Smackdown all year. I fucking love it when good things happen to good people.

And you will be hard-pressed to find anybody in wrestling who has ever

had a bad word to say about Alex Shelley or Chris Aben. Very well-liked, very well-respected,

very influential. You heard Corey Graves say it on commentary tonight,

your favorite tag team's favorite tag team. I love that description. I think that's a very

appropriate description for the machine guns.

But let's take it back a little bit further even.

Because J Uso has been walking around now for several weeks as the Intercontinental Champion.

And then they announced this rematch several weeks as the intercontinental champion.

And then they announced this rematch with him and Braunbreaker for Rawl this past Monday night.

And it was kind of looking clear to me where this was likely headed.

We are heading into Survivor series. We know we're

going to get a War Games match. It's already been announced. It doesn't make sense for anything

other than the Bloodline story to have War Games implications on that show.

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