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

one of the dadly boys, Michael Hanfleur from WhatCulture to look ahead 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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here, of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said, they're joined by Hanfleur to look ahead

to SmackDown tonight. Feels a bit of an afterthought this after last night's news, doesn't it?

It does indeed, not least when we can't do a Fallout edition of a preview, we can't take

any of our short cuts because absolutely Jack happened, on last week SmackDown, with

which to fall over, let alone to fall out. This show needs rich one because no, things

happen in, nothing to happen in, nothing to happen in. It is already, as you say, somewhat

of a cloudy day in the wrestling community off the back of several releases. They're going

to put on an edition of their billion dollar show to try and make people forget. And

I think with there's enough hard evidence out there that if you're looking to escape

from the ills of WWE's corporate side, the last thing you should do is watch their show

of his side because it just tends to drive the message home. WWE's the longest time has

been the opposite of escape as a minute pro wrestling and they are incapable of making

you forget the reality with their fiction. And yet again, the more things change

the more they stay the same, nothing has been advertised by WWE at time of recording

for this show. I did find it interesting and the little 30 second video preview they

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