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

by one of the deadly boys, Michael Hamflit from What Called Your To Look Ahead to tonight's

episode of Friday Night SmackDown. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this

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a quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture, as I said though, joined by Michael Hamflit to look

ahead to SmackDown tonight and, well, the most obvious place to start, Survivor Series

fallout. Although the most important stuff, the A-Yug, has been covered on Raw, which is

quite disappointing. Raw not only get into resolve the A-Yug drama, but also get in the

bragging rights of what I assume will be a desperate night for thebury brand to have

been hampered at the Survivor Series. Consequences, ramifications, stakes, I expect all of these

things to be addressed in great detail. I'm sure you remember as well as I do at the Survivor

Series, that scoreboard was flashing up all night. We were constantly informed that this

battle of brand supremacy throughout two weeks in November was the most important thing in the

WWE calendar. Now we have to deal with the fallout normally. We say that as a bit of a cheat on

this podcast, don't we, but clearly there is fallout to address. How does SmackDown rebound

from their faces being left red by the boys and girls in red?

What was it? Five, two, I suppose, of nucleation. The kickoff show where Shinsuke won via

DQ and obviously Roman Reigns won, but the Usos lost, Omos from Raw won the battle battle.

I can only assume that Becky Lynch beat Charlotte Flair and both times in the 5-on-5 match,

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