Hello, and welcome to the SmackDown preview. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Called Your Join.

By one of the dadly boys, Michael Hamflut from What Called Your To 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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on WrestleCouge. As I said, though, joined by Hamflut to look ahead to SmackDown tonight,

and a huge stacked show to look forward to tonight. We've got an intercontinental championship

match, look forward to Hamflut. But more importantly, Daniel Bryan could be banished from SmackDown,

and this is why, along with many other reasons, it's so much better than Raw.

Oh, Christy, we've talked on other podcasts about maybe our different views slightly on some

of the prayers that SmackDown gets. I believe a lot of that is based on the contrast to Raw.

But this show stands up by itself. Absolutely, it does. Too often, and it's become a running

gag between us. Too often we do we do we do we do we do we do we're dealing with fallout,

because WWE hasn't promoted something, and bear in mind we tend to record these

pregies. 12 hours before the show goes on the air. It is criminal. It is criminal, the lack of

stuff that we can talk about without it being pure speculation. So the fact that they have

pitched not just two title matches, because there's a billion titles, you could toss out

title matches every week, but two title matches that feel significant, two that feel like

the end of WrestleMania feuds just weeks before a paper, you call WrestleMania backflash.

I kind of admire that I kind of admire the rare guts on the booking to do these on television,

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