Hello and welcome to the Smackdown review I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture Join by

one of the dadly boys Michael Sidjwick from What Culture to review everything that happened

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on WrestleCulture. As I said, joined by Sidjwick, Oh, Hampler. Unfortunately, off work today

to review Friday night's Smackdown. What did you make of the best wrestling show of the week?

Oh, man, I hate this, I hate this gimmick. Uh, Jura made of it. I got to stand the idea that

we must be positive. Oh, don't like Amy's dude negative about what if it's crap? What if it's

just boring crap or like a good version of a boring match? Or what if there's something on the show

that is so pitifully poorly written that it's laughable in its rubbish, which is which will

I'll gladly get into why. I mean, you should be positive. Like more people should be positive.

Don't be negative. Be positive. I'll kill you. I mean, like, I just kind of be

asked for that mentality. And a lot of people say, I should be recognized. Oh, that's good

about WWE and people. It's very little on this episode. That was good. A lot of it was

actively rubbish. There's one great bit ruined by terrible camera work. I can't even remember

who was drafted. There's no sense of ceremony like to show that I remember. I honestly can't

remember who was drafted. It's such a drab way of doing it. Um, oh, crap, this is rubbish.

It was a bit all over the place. I'll admit this show. There were some high moments for me.

The draft always weirdly fascinates me, especially now with this weird version where

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