Hello, and welcome to the SmackDown review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cool To Join by

the Deadly Boys of What Cool To Join. Michael Hampton, Michael Sivik here to review everything

that happened on Friday night's episode of SmackDown. But before we get into it, if you're a fan

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with a bloody good quiz, of course, on Recycle Chat. As I said, don't join by my

pamphlet, Michael Sivik, to review SmackDown. What do you make of this show, Hampton?

It's a pin for the average time to be a wrestling fan, guys.

In fully average time, before you watch this.

They're big angles, bubbling along quite nicely, until a graphic,

ever match, a different paper that you completely pull, acts as one. And one of the few remaining

hot characters they've got is going to be buried for no reason at a beer for you on Sunday.

I liked, and I like, I should say, a present tense, because I thought this continued to story

relatively well, even though there's still huge, huge issues with it. I think I now like

the Becky Lynch angle. And that's one of two main event stories on this show, and that one

hasn't been destroyed by a match that's going to take place to blood money.

So, there's my positive, there's my positive take on the show overall. The main event,

scene, still feels hot, if you can complete the touch yourself from the realities of it,

a whole lot of nothing elsewhere. I don't think this is as great, a lot of people still think

it is. No, it isn't. That's why I'm telling you. Yeah. In the interest of Balanced,

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