Hello and welcome to their SmackDown review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Called Your Join.

By one of the dadly boys, Michael Hamplett from What Called Your To Review. Everything

that happened on Friday night SmackDown. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of

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What the money is, of course, on a recipe, which as I said, they're joined by Hamplett to review

Friday night SmackDown. And back to normality in terms of SmackDown, I suppose, Hamplett.

Roman Reigns is back, which means areas this show were brilliant, but again,

a rollercoaster of a show in terms of quality content yet again on Friday night from WWE.

Yeah, a marginal step back in the right direction, I think, after those, like,

fund in FS1 episodes. It's, you mentioned Roman Reigns, and before we came on to record,

he talked about a few other things that you thought were like steps in the right direction

for SmackDown or for WWE or, you know, just being able to enjoy this show, I guess. But I'm,

I don't know, I'm worried, I think, worried isn't the word because WWE will be fine,

but I think it's worrying if you're a fan of just how vital Roman Reigns is. And this is not

a hot take or this is not new information, but this extends very much to this idea that they

haven't really got anybody lined up. The success of Roman Reigns as this long standing universal

champion will be a little bit defined by who eventually beats him for it and how successful this

is in making the next big star or the next wave of stars that are growing underneath them.

And it feels like nobody is. He and he alone made this episode feel bigger,

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