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As if they don't have too much on their place, the Kings of Combat Sports Podcast John and Wade, they'll talk about the things they did that day, the land of led to work of Triple H.

We want to Smackdown, we want to Smackdown, we want to Smackdown, we want to Smackdown, we want to Smackdown, we want to Smackdown. And hello, everybodywanda Smackdown, Rwanda Smackdown, Rwanda Smackdown.

And hello, everybody, on the YouTube and free podcast side of things.

This is Rwanda Smackdown.

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And this is Neil Flanagan.

We're giving John Pollock the rare night off because he is going to be a very, very, very busy man this weekend with the amount of

activity we have. But Neil, welcome to the free side of things here for our lovely, lovely audience

that just might consume this review itself. Absolutely. Thanks very much, Way, for having me.

And yes, John, a busy man this

weekend, Saturday night's main event. And then, of course, the marathon that will be that we just

discussed for those on the cafe, the marathon pay-per-view that will be double or nothing on Sunday.

You're a busy man, too, way, because you've got three nights on the trot.

Everybody in the post-wrestling world has been very busy, and maybe just to give you a bit of a

glimpse into how busy we've all been over the past week.

We have some great, great, great releases over the past week, including I want to just continue to give some extra attention to the Dark Side of the Ring, the Screen Queen Daphne review put out this week by Kate from Montreal and Karen Peterson.

This was just an excellent discussion about the latest edition of Dark Side of the Ring, which has received very rave reviews for people who have seen it.

Even if you haven't seen the documentary, which, you know, I'm told, is a very heavy watch.

I think it's worth listening to the discussion to see maybe, you know, if the episode might be something you want to consume and just to kind of hear the very great analysis from these two.

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