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

by one of the dadly boys. We've had a dadly boys exchange today. It's going to be Michael

Hampler reviewing everything that went down on Friday night Smackdown. But before we get

into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to What Called

Wrestling on either iTunes Spotify, or let me get your podcast from for daily wrestling

podcasts. We'll review not just Smackdown, but also Raw NXT 2.0 AWD. We've done

about eight of your Rampage pay reviews. We have interviews around table discussions and

a round of the week. Complete whether or not you get good, of course, on a recipe culture.

As I said, joined by Michael Hampler, a busy day for the two of us reviewing not just Smackdown

but Rampage and Dynamite Am looking ahead to Monday in our row a little bit later on today.

Michael Sudrick, rather busy on his project, let's just say, but Hampler, I feel like this

was a show of two halves, let's just say. Yeah, there's a lot I want to talk about on this review,

but we do them chronologically, so not yet. I almost want to do our five star review

skip to the last segment, so we can get to the point. Because I cannot, this show for all,

I think there will be a few positive things we'll get to speak about in a couple of hot segments,

a couple of things that still present the version of Smackdown that a lot of people consider to be,

a high-end wrestling TV show. There are those peppered throughout this, but this is defined,

and I'm not just talking like this week, this review years, we'll be talking about this,

this episode was defined by that close of segment, and I like will not even tee it up,

because people know what we're referring to if they're listening to this. We're recording this

a couple of days after Smackdown happened, you'd think that whatever occurred over the weekend,

you'd feel like it had a bit of breathing room, like all the hot takes have come and gone,

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