Hello and welcome to this SmackDown review. I'm Michael Hanford from What Culture, and I'm

joined by Michael Siderick from What Culture, just because everything that happened on Friday's

edition of SmackDown. But first, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure to subscribe

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get your podcast from for daily wrestling podcasts. We're going to need preview and release

SmackDown, but also I'm going to roll the show formally known as NXT 2.0.

AW Dynamite, AW Collision, pay for your streaming online events, hold rest of interviews and

have a round table of discussions in round of the week complete. With one of the good

quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture, Sige, what a treat this is. How, I don't know, I don't

believe in like leading questions and sort of thing, everybody knows as well at this point.

How did this show positively affect your weekend compared to having not normally get into

the viewer, not remotely, not remotely. I tend not to watch SmackDown in full, usually

just go through the YouTube highlights to keep abreast, to keep it professional in all

the rest of it. And watching this was, that was a nothing experience. There was some stuff

that I liked genuinely on this show, there was a match that I liked, there was a bit of

a character, not a change, but like the best of a character, the best of someone's skills

I saw, I exploited on this show, which was, which was good. It's such a nothing show

to me. Yeah. I, that's interesting, because all I see around a wall season is nominations

for this, getting multiple Emmys, Oscars, Golden Globes, a lot. And yet from your description,

I kind of agree and don't know who you were referring to. So I'm looking forward to

finding out as we go along. I have a feeling it's not going to be this, because we start

with Bianca Belair and Charlotte Flair in a face of conversations, Bianca Belair first.

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