Hello and welcome to the SmackDown review, I'm Adam Wilborn from What Called Your Joy by one of the deadly boys, Michael Hamflit from What Called Your To Review, everything that happened on Friday night's episode of SmackDown.

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We don't know how AWRAM page, maybe we've used premium live events, we have interviews, round table discussions, and I round up the week complete.

But it was of course on WrestleCulture, as I said, joined by Michael Hamflit to review Friday night's SmackDown.

And I show that I was very tense throughout, but I'll be honest, I had quite a lot of fun watching.

And, hey, I got a coffee out of it, so you know, not all bad news.

Not for me this one, you know.

I wonder why.

Not for me, yeah.

I forgot about those sticks, the one.

But also, yeah, right.

So when CM Punk tried as hard as he possibly could to extract the poison from the AW locker room,

and some people said he may have been misguided in this methods.

It was reasonable to suggest there was a dark cloud hanging over AW in the aftermath.

I don't understand why I just thought he was trying to do good for everybody, but why?

I couldn't shake that with SmackDown Friday, was it?

Yeah, I get it.

It was a big news day, I think, would be under state and things, wouldn't it?

And ultimately, we'll see now in the day's henceforth, how Vintonant Man fits back in.

There was all those lines about how he's like, so happy with the man who's right now.

Everything is absolutely fine, these same management that didn't want him back in

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