Oh, he did it. He finally did it.

Sami Zayn, you know, at different points on SmackDown over the last few months, really.

Sami Zayn has made different members of the bloodline crack, right?

He's done it with Roman Reigns. Jimmy Usso is cracking up every single week.

And Jay Usso, he's had a few close calls.

But tonight was the first night he was able to crack them all up at the same time, except Solo.

Solo Sakao had kept the poker face. Solo Sakao, you know, he's the enforcer.

So he's got to be out there. He's got to have a straight face.

I didn't see Solo crack up.

But I cannot say the same for Roman Reigns and for Jay Usso.

What a fantastic segment.

I feel like this is the recurring theme here on SmackDown, a fantastic segment

involving the bloodline tonight.

That honestly was the best part of the entire show.

This show peaked with the opening segment.

I was feeling very oocy in the opening segment.

And the rest of the show is just kind of ho-hom.

Not a bad show, but nothing all really exciting about it.

It really was all about that opening segment.

And the build for Crown Jewel continues to bore.

We also had another Bray Wyatt segment tonight.

And tonight for the first time, we got a dead-on view of Uncle Howdy.

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