Hello and welcome to the SmackDown review on Michael Sidswick and the very temporary absence

of Adam Loweball joined by fellow Badlyboy Michael Hamflit to review everything that happened

on Friday's show.

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Now, I'm going to hand over to Michael Hamflit, who's going to give you the play-by-play

rundown of WWE SmackDown because I could not be asked.

And it's a hospital pass and a half, Sidswick, because as you'll remember, we started with,

and I double-check this because it felt like 30 minutes of John Cena and Roman Reigns,

which made for quite a unique viewing experience in terms of SmackDown overall, quite a sort

of tightly managed show.

There wasn't really much on this SmackDown, and I didn't find any way.

There didn't at least have a central focus, SummerSlam is on the horizon, it's a big show,

it's got a feel massive, and they have at very least dedicated the necessary time, should

we say, to all the big programmes.

There was very little fat on this show, as far as me and roster shows go.

But before we get into the meat of it, and I haven't got this word for word, obviously,

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