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Hello and welcome to the SmackDown review.

I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture joined by the Dudley Boys of Whatculture,

Michael Hampler and Michael Cigee here to review everything that happened on Friday night's episode of SmackDown.

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but also NXT AW Dynamite, pay per views, we have interviews, round table discussions,

and a roundup of the week, complete with a letting your quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture.

As I said, join by Hampler and see if we can review SmackDown and an eventful episode, Michael Hampler.

What do you think of it?

I thought it was a marginal upgrade from the SmackDown we reviewed last week, which was a real turkey.

But there's a lot of problems, and my only real takeaway was that it is absolutely from the SmackDown,

it is okay to delete tweets, delete tweets if you want.

If Zelina Vega can delete I support unionisation, I can delete all of the tweets I want.

SmackDown was good back in 2020, I think that's only fair.

A thoroughly disparate in segment that was, we'll go in a bit more detail on it,

and I guess some of the nuances to the debate.

But it sort of underscored the fundamental problems that still exist on this show,

regardless of if it's the better.

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