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The elimination chamber fallout episode of Smackdown. Time has no meaning. I can't believe

the chamber was only on Sunday, but perfectly honest. But yeah, how do you see things going

and now you've had a few days to reflect? How do you think the Bayview went for the blue brand?

We do like a fallout showed up. It's stuff by implication, basically. An event took place.

There were happenings on set event and lots and lots of people need to react to those happenings.

It's easier to kind of speculate on stuff because the wrestlers now need to move forward off the

back of something that's happened in their life, not least sort of the likes of Roman Reigns and

NXT set up in the match. Roman Reigns and Daniel Bryan, you had a match that felt like it was

a teaser for the real match. Yeah, I still think elimination chamber was a pretty good show,

and I'm not just saying that because we were able to start recording our ASMR podcast about

quarter three in the morning. It does cull you feelings on an event, but it was moved by

at such a rate that nothing lasted long enough for you to get bored. So even if this characters

that occasionally feel sterile on matches that tend to feel a bit stale, which is a WWE

problem, I don't think elimination chamber was an exhibition of that at all. The much of the

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