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

by one of the Deadly Boys, Michael Sidjwick from What Called Your To Review, everything

that happened on Friday Night's episode of SmackDown.

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wrestling podcasts, where we not only review SmackDown, but also Raw, NXT 2.0, hit up

me down on my AW rampage, pay per views, we have interviews, round table discussions and

a round of the week, please, with a quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture, as I said though,

joined by Michael Sidjwick to review Friday Night's SmackDown, done a bit of switcheroo between

you and Hampler here, he reviewed AW rampage, and you've got the hospital pass that is

this episode of SmackDown, not a great one.

No, I mean, I've volunteered because he's made his bed, hasn't he, as the self-professed

stamplet, so I've taken liberties with that designation and just said, well, if you'd

like it a bit, I hate all of it, but if you like it a shred of it much, then you can just

do all the podcasts on the SmackDown and other rampage, I thought you'd know what, he'd

like say WWE more than WWE, so I thought you know what, I'll take the bullet, I'll watch

it and review SmackDown, and yeah, not a good show at all, Brock Lesnar's great, Valle.

Brock Lesnar's great, and I love him, and this is no fault of his, necessarily, outside

a storyline, but I just, this showed a real bad taste in my mouth, I mean, it did, I,

the last half now, it was just, it was great, because it skipped to the end, and then the

end is like two seconds, great, elsewhere, other than Brock being funny, it's bad enough

watching WWE try to do comedy at the best of times, when you've got an actually gifted

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