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

and I am joined as ever by Gareth Morgan on this fine Saturday morning to talk all things

blue wrestling. 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 more wrestling podcasts about SmackDown,

wrestling podcasts about the Wednesday Night War between NXT and AWS,

wrestling podcasts that are around table discussions, wrestling podcasts that are

interviews and wrestling podcasts that are around over the weeks, complete with the

Bloody Go quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. What am I going to do when they move to NXT

to Tuesdays? I'm going to have to relearn that completely and it's just going to throw me up.

I mean, I look forward to it. I think all of our lives are going to be changed if that happens, Phil.

But this podcast is indeed about SmackDown. Another good show from SmackDown,

just kind of nailing it with just good, easy to watch wrestling shows. It has its ups and downs,

hey, check that out. For the most part, really enjoy it. It's one of them. They never try and

break them all every single week. They just know it seems that the people in charge of this

part of WWE seem to know just the structure of a few, just what to give when to give it and just

never always leave you wanting a little bit more, which I think is something SmackDown excels

it just across the board. If you look at all the fused there right now, there's still a little

bit more that you want to see. Indeed, maybe a pop from the Women's Division, but we'll get to that.

That's interesting. First up, we started SmackDown very differently this week because, well,

technically the first thing we saw was Sasha Banks and Bianca Belair arguing backstage

about Bianca Belair was asking Sasha, why are you even having this match? It's all because

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