Hello and welcome to the SmackDown review I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by

one of the Daddyboys Michael Sidjwick from WhatCulture to look back on Friday Night's episode

of SmackDown.

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Sidjwick to review the best wrestling show of the week.

No, dear, that's wrong.

SmackDown, what did you make of it this week?

One even is the word I would use to describe this, and, in fact, most other WWE television

shows.

There were two good matches.

Let down by this weird atmosphere that receives most every WWE match on television where

it's like, there's some great or very good action, and the fans just aren't going

wild for it, so it always affects it in some way.

These crowds, and I don't want to place the blame on the crowds as the booking button

responds to the crowds, they're just, eh, those are really nice promo segments, full

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