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WWE Smackdown Live 28/8/18 | My Coherent Review.

Overall, Smackdown Live was better than RAW in terms of having a somewhat good ending. Why you ask? Well, I'm gonna give you what's good, what's ok and the bad parts about this show were none in my opinion. Without further ado, this is my coherent, honest review of this week's Smackdown Live. 

WHAT'S GOOD  

New day's celebration 

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You have the new day celebration with their interaction with booker T and the addition of the spinaroonie or the spinaroonie, in this case, was entertaining and an odd but amusing opening segment. 

Daniel Bryan vs Andrade "Cien" almas

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 Daniel Bryan's promo with Brie Bella by his side was like the Naomi vs Billie Kay match, it was there. However, the match itself was pretty good in my opinion. That chop by almas looked brutal bro like damn. Daniel Bryan wins Via DQ by miz beating him, almas hitting the hammerlock DDT, Maryse hitting a brutal looking DDT to brie bella and then miz hitting the skull crushing finale to Bryan and I noticed that his miz's t-shirt reminds me of that shirt he wore in 2011ish. Either way, this is guud *Booker T voice*. 

Samoa joe's psychological warfare part III

Instead, The Samoan Submission Machine appears on the TitanTron and wonders who’s looking after AJ's kids.
My goodness, WWE are doing a fantastic job of making Samoa joe a prick in this storyline. The way he said Wendy in a calm matter unlike last week made me laugh so hard. MAN! Samoa joe is SO good. 


WHAT'S OK

A Number One Contender's Match

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That opening segment let to a tag team 3-way dance match to determine the number one contender for the tag team championship and where the hell was the colóns all this time? The match was ok. The bar wins the match and will face the new day for the championship at hell in a cell pay per view and if their match a couple of weeks ago tell us anything, it's tell that they are gonna steal the show no pun intended. 

Jeff hardy calls out randy

The Charismatic Enigma calls Orton to the ring and vows to finish what The Viper started.
The promo was pretty much hardy having a great feeling when he put randy through the table. Jeff calls out randy and he actually came out which was different. Randy then makes fun of the Toronto crowd and jeff makes this match official by them facing each other inside hell in a cell. So my prediction came true and I'm hella excited for this match. 

Naomi vs Billie Kay

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I don't know what the Toronto crowd was chanting but the match was there. Billie Kay with the school boy roll up via a distraction.

Charlotte vs Carmella 

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I feel Iike carmella has improved just a bit in her in ring skills. Charlotte of course wins with the figure 8 and then becky outta nowhere, beat the crap out of charlotte with a thunderous ovation from the crowd and cut an promo basically saying that she's taking back her smackdown women's championship. 

Sounds off in the comments on what do you think about smackdown live last night and follow the blog for honest pro wrestling opinions. Anyways, stay safe smarks. 
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