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joined by one of the daddly boys Michael Sidwick from what called you to look ahead

to tonight's episode of Smackdown on Fox but before we get it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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wrestle culture as I said they're joined by Michael Sidge Week to look ahead to tonight's episode

of Smackdown the post Clash of Champions episode and one that we are earnestly genuinely

excited about tonight, said.

Indeed, indeed, what I like about WWE, the very best it can be in this modern era where, again, it's

institutionally broken, I'm sorry what I like is when it yields two specific things

Neither of which are ever on goddamn Monday night raw. I would love to review Smackdown I really would but

unfortunately I've got to look after them on a weekend. They are either the

aberrations that are key very good immersive logically booked genuinely

exciting storyline developments somehow, these are usually

localized to one per year in WWE. Plaidas champion Daniel O'Brien was my

one of my favorite periods in WWE history and that was pretty much all of what was going on.

There's two now with this incredible Roman Reigns character arc and the Bailey Sasha program which is now building and peeking at the exact right time.

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