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

one of the deadly boys, Michael Hamflut from Whatculture to look ahead to tonight's episode

of Smackdown on Fox. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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but also the Wednesday night war between AW and NXT pay-per-views. We have interviews around

table discussions and a roundup of the week complete, with the only good quiz, of course,

on WrestleFuture, as I said, joined by Michael Hamflut to look ahead to Smackdown tonight,

the Go Home episode ahead of Fastlane on Sunday, which, yes, of course, we will be doing

a live stream for on our YouTube channel. But how are you feeling about Smackdown this

week, Hamflut? Fine, we've previewed a few of these before, like I don't like to just

go over all ground. But for those that genuinely fell for a period, and I understood it to

what that Smackdown was, maybe the best wrestling show out there, or certainly comparable to the

best of what we're getting on Wednesday and night, and obviously, we're superior to Raw.

That's not true. It has fallen off, I think, in recent weeks. And so if any, then I'm

quite glad that you've got Fastlane as a bit of a focus. In every other sense, Fastlane

has served to be a bit of an inconvenience, a barrier or a hurdle, et cetera, et cetera.

Tonight, in the main event alone, it is established something that we, like we will be glued to.

I think Smackdown is offering a main event tonight. To a lesser extent, the singles fight

are magical, but especially a main event that I think you absolutely cannot miss. And

it's because of Fastlane's existence that it's got that much. So I'll play it at them

for finding a bit of suspense in this, otherwise, interruption on the road to WrestleMania.

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