Hello, and welcome to their Smackdown review. I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by one of the Daddyboys

Michael Hamflip from WhatCulture to review everything that happened on Friday night's episode of Smackdown

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Where we're not gonna review Smackdown, but also Monday now, right?

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Adam I heir I need to review premium live events we have interviews around Table Discussions and a roundup of the week complete

Of course on rest of culture as said they're joined by Hamflip to review Friday Night Smackdown

their show that made me very nervous about what's going to happen tonight on roll

It's fucking Monday will Vaughn and I am hyped to talk about Wrestling Show, but not this one

I can't complain too much because, well, I'm not my same colleague, Michael Siduick, and I don't have to review rampage.

Ooh, boy, but this, I would class, rarely would a class, do we be shows as this, I would class this episode of SmackDown as a noble failure.

I didn't think much of it, but I can't fault much of the execution.

There's a pretty major significant F in problem with which we should probably devise a game over,

a long lasting game or at least apply a game from another part in our week to this,

because we kind of need to, how do we talk about a thing that didn't happen, like with SmackDown this week.

The pretty disgraceful situation, I'm not a single women's match, right?

And if you look at WWE across the entire week, I think the only women's match on the main roster was,

that pretty dreadful three-minute mey-yim eosky match.

I think that was Raw and SmackDown combined yikes.

That's pretty embarrassing.

It is about time that something happened that put a spotlight on the state of the women's vision

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