Hello and welcome to this Smackdown review. I'm Michael Hamilton from Motoculture and I'm

joined by Michael Sidgerick from Motoculture to discuss everything that happened from Friday's

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will rest the interviews, have round table discussions and have a round up of the week complete.

The bloody good quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. Sidge, I'm kind of dreading talking about one

hour 40 of this and buzzing for 20. Any more on that before we get going?

Not just Smackdown, eh? Not every week, you know, like a lot of weeks. It's Michael Bay,

Meets, Stanley Kubrick, Meets, The Overrated Inception Guy, Nolan.

Yeah, it's all of them combined. It's not just cinema in the performances of the main cast.

It's Paul Heyman for 20 minutes, for the late for an hour and 40, isn't it?

It was this week, too much of it, if anything. I like, we'll obviously get to the big talking

points when they come in the show. I'm actually going to be a little bit happy about it, just

so you know, people who like WWE, will miss Will Born on these podcast when he's on holiday.

I'll be nice about elements of the main event.

Where's Arthur Hook here?

Well, there it is, you dropped it. Just on that before we like visit it later on down the line.

What really impressed me, and you might not agree with it, what really impressed me about

this weekend of all weekends, we are within the wrestling Twitter bubble, so it's hard sometimes

to see outside of it. But for as much of the conversation that was destined to be about

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