Hello, and welcome to the SmackDown preview. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture, joined by

one of the daddy boys, Michael Sidjwick from Whatculture looks to look ahead to tonight's

episode of Friday Night SmackDown. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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we're not going to review SmackDown and Raw, but also NXT, AW, Dynamite,

Babyviews, we have interviews, round table discussions, and a round of the week complete.

We're not only good quiz, of course, on Recyculture, as I said, joined by Michael Sidjwick

to look ahead to SmackDown tonight. And let's be honest, the best weekly show that WWE puts out.

It is. It definitely is that. Roman Reigns continues to be excellent in the role.

I don't necessarily think the role itself is particularly fashionable or like

energising, very heavy on exposition, opening promos. He's excellent at the format,

doesn't make the format any less dead, but he's very good. The in-ring action is good because

largely, the roster is pretty awesome. It's better than Raw.

It's intriguing as well, we'll get into it with the forthcoming Usos and Street Profits match tonight.

Intriguing that the Roman Reigns technically right now doesn't really have anything,

and he is the be-all-end-all for this show for me in terms of like, when it started last week

with the championship celebration or whatever it was, I was like, yeah, cool, but when we get into

Roman Reigns. That's a thing. In that, again, it underlines that he very much is the ace figure

that he has presented, as that's his character almost, but that is him in reality as well.

This goddamn show, in my opinion, is vastly overrated, but I can understand why people overrated

when he is at the centre of everything. He's a great act. As I said, I can't possibly get

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