Are you ready? Are you ready for the Smackdown review podcast? Just my name is Phil

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

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course on wrestle culture. Oh baby, I've got this down now. But Smackdown was last night

and another very decent show from the from the blue brand. It really was. It seems to

be hitting it strides you are with that that read off that intro from the start of these

podcast. Yeah, Smackdown, Smackdown just is what it is now. I come into it with expectations

that this is going to be a nice fun two hours of my life. It rarely ever like lets me down

in that regard. So yeah, again, you'd be pleased to know it did not here. Indeed, easy to

watch Smackdown is these days and like you say, it's set into its routine. Roman Reigns

did indeed come out first after Edge broke up the street last week. But yeah, he came

out and he was basically there with Paul Heyman and J. So obviously and talking about how

Smackdown needs him and like so did the elimination chamber. He's like come out to save this place

over and over again and he gave everyone the most exciting ass whooping of the decade

at the elimination chamber talks about how he operates at a higher level than everyone

else. And that if it's not perfect, then it's not Roman Reigns and elimination chamber.

It wasn't perfect and it wasn't perfect because of Edge. I did very much enjoy what

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