Are you ready? Are you ready for the SmackDown review podcast? Yes, my name is Phil Chambers

and I am joined by Gareth Morgan to talk all things blue brand on this fine Saturday.

But before we get into it, make sure you subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Spotify,

or wherever it is that you get your podcast from because we do daily wrestling podcasts.

We do wrestling podcasts about Raw, wrestling podcasts about SmackDown,

wrestling podcasts about NXT, wrestling podcasts about AW, wrestling podcasts that are around

table discussions, wrestling podcasts that are around for the week complete with Bloody

God quizzes and wrestling podcasts that are interviews. I've got that bit, Matt Quizz,

but I got there in the end. It's all worked out. But this is indeed about SmackDown and

one hell of a moment on SmackDown last night. Finally, it's proven. Ain't nobody meaner than

Tamina. That's the biggest thing we can take away from this. That's the talking point.

I'm assuming we're going to spend the next at least 45 minutes talking about this moment

because it was... Easy peasy.

...career highlight, a blue show highlight of the year. If not the decade, it was frightening.

I didn't know why it was on last. I felt like these set themselves are mighty,

yeah, that's all order to follow that. It's an absolute disgrace, really. But whatever they put

on this main event, just could not live up to that hype.

That's a hope. I hope whoever did that lose, leaves town just like the loser left town instead.

Look, Spot.

But yeah, obviously, huge main event with Daniel Bayern versus Roman Reigns. But we will get there

because the first thing that we did see on SmackDown was Bianca Belair coming out. The SmackDown

Women's Champion basically opening up the show saying, like, welcome to the coolest,

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