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

one of the dadly boys, Michael Hanflut from WhatCultures. 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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but also NXT, Aida, Wii U, Dynamite, pay-be-views, we have interviews, round-table discussions,

and a round-of-the-week complete weather-blooded quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. As said,

though, joined by Michael Hanflut to look ahead to SmackDown and fall out from Dominic Mysterio,

getting murdered by Roman Reigns last week. I have to admit, I kind of enjoyed it. I'm

not remotely surprised. And to be honest, I've worked through that. I don't know. That wasn't

even that spooked when you got super close in on Zoom camera, because I knew what was coming.

Yeah, I had this, like, pan of remorse and feeling of regret watching SmackDown last week,

because I feel like we should have called this instead of tag-team thing. It wasn't

at least, I don't think, anyway. I don't believe it was getting that picked up until people

listen to the SmackDown preview every Friday on WhatCulture about the Roman Reigns seem

in frustration with the Mysterios two weeks earlier. And I wish I'd just, like, set it out

out loud at the time. Well, we've been talking about Helen Neseal, Jimmy Usel's an option,

but is he really a big enough star? And Mysterio just slots in. We've been talking about who,

do you find, as these perfect opponents for Roman, aren't the ones that are going to beat him?

What are the ones that are going to give you, like, a decent month on a B-show? And Roman Reigns

slaughtered Rey Mysterio in a cage in front of his son on Father's Day.

I think, even without our dream electric chair sequence, speaks to the violence you need

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