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By one of the dadly boys, Michael Hamflur from What Cooled Your Looker Head to tonight's

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As said, they're joined by Hamflur to look ahead to SmackDown tonight, two title matches

to look forward to, and an exciting show, as always.

Yeah, I'm going to be positive without the qualifiers this week, I think, because for all

often, you kind of say, well, SmackDown's good because it's better than Raw, or SmackDown's

not as good as a lot of people have you believe, but like the top segments are Roman Reigns

is great, or whatever, all that kind of like usual. And what I personally believe to be

fair this course has SmackDown. I thought last week's episode in particular was really,

really strong. Nothing felt particularly there to fill time. It's rather unfortunate that

a couple of matches, or big angles, feature people that are now gone in the form of

rebureite, of course, the right squad losing the tag title match and having to rethink what

they're going to do next that we'll never know, and whatever was going to happen between Alistair

Black and Biggie has now come to a standstill. It's a bit of a shame that a couple of the

obviously focused upon things will just be left as dead ends, because the rest of the show,

based on what was set up last week, feels quite unusually dramatic for WWE Weekly Television this

week. I feel like there's actually stuff right on the outcome of this show, and they may be deserve

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