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WWE Smackdown 26/3/21 | A Coherent Review.

 This episode was great. I had no problems with the show after thinking about it. 

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Daniel Bryan Mentioned Roman Reigns Tapping Out At Fastlane. 

Bryan started off the program by mentioning the truth which was, of course, Roman Reigns tapping out of Bryan's yes lock submission. 

Daniel went on to say that in a perfect world, he would've been THE universal champion but Edge's chair shot on DB's back is what prevented that from happening. 

So, the man is waiting for an answer regarding a championship opportunity that he earned. 

I find it funny that Edge of all people is telling Daniel Bryan that Bryan's doing this the wrong way as if he's always done things the right way (by the way, I'm talking about Edge the character, not the person). 

Adam Pearce basically gave Bryan a no for an answer to which Edge came out and called Bryan a "son of a b*tch" for taking his years of hard work to get back into the ring. 

The segment ended with a spear and then a chair shot strike on DB. 

It's a battle of the sentence "I earn this, I earn that", folks! Who you got, people? 

All jokes aside, both of their motivations are a typical heel move however, it didn't turn them fully to the dark side which I appreciate. It gives the character more layers. 

Overall, I liked this segment.

Seth Rollins vs Shinsuke Nakamura. 

Aka a rematch from Fastlane and it wasn't as good but it ain't bad either. 

Rollins defeated Nakamura once again and it wasn't long after he ate a pop-up uppercut from Cesaro. 

In an interview with Kalya Braxton, Rollins challenged Cesaro to a singles match at Wrestlemania and Cesaro responded with a Cesaro swing. 

I'm hoping this is an avenue for the Swiss cyborg to actually pick up the W and elevate him into the main event player that he should've been several years back.  

Big E And The Street Profits vs Otis, Chad Gable And APOOOOLLLLO. 

This 6 man bout was pretty good. That German suplex from Gable to Angelo Dawkins was rough. 

The bad guys win with an Olympic slam to Big E. Another match confirmed for Wrestlemania is the Intercontinental champion between Big E and Apollo Crews. Wishing that match is way better than the disappointment at Fastlane. 

Sami Zayn Wants Kevin Owens To Be In His Documentary Premiere 

Zayn BEGGED Kevin Owens to be in his documentary red carpet premiere featuring the epitome of comedy on Vine, Logan Paul. 

Owens answered the offer by giving Zayn a challenge. A match between Owens and Zayn at Wrestlemania aka almost 5 years too late. 

This felt like the feud was put together on a whim but so was Kofi's push to the WWE championship picture so I ain't complaining too much here. 

If there's one thing I've learned from both guys throughout their WWE tenure is that their series of matches were great so this one is no exception (at least I hope so). 

Rey Mysterio vs Dolph Ziggler. 

A decent match. Rey Mysterio picked up the W with the 619 despite some outside shenanigans from Dominik Mysterio and Robert Roode. 

Bianca Belair vs Natalya. 

Belair slapped the hell out of Sasha Banks during the match. The EST of WWE defeated Natalya with ease but she was blindsided with a backstabber from Sasha Banks. 

Now, THIS is how you build the women's championship match! 

Adam Pearce Makes A Decision Regarding The Universal Championship At Wrestlemania. 

Throughout the night, Pearce met with Edge and later, Roman Reigns regarding their Wrestlemania match status and a decision was made in the final segment of the night. 

That decision was a triple threat match for the universal championship between Daniel Bryan, Edge and Roman Reigns. 

That isn't what Edge wanted as he talked to Roman Reigns about Daniel Bryan stealing their one on one match opportunity before that segment took place. 

As they say, "don't trust the ultimate opportunist" because he destroyed Roman Reigns and Daniel Bryan with chair shot after chair shot. 

In other words, Edge absolutely SNAPPED. I wasn't fully on board with the idea of a triple threat match but after this episode, I'm now all-in on the match. 

The intensity of it was definitely needed and I'm glad they didn't go with the "respectable" route with Edge and Daniel Bryan. 

So, to recap for all of you slow mofos. 

Like: 6 man tag team match, the opening and closing segment, the Smackdown women's championship build is getting better. 

Didn't like: Nothing. 

Sound off in the comments below on what do you think about this week's episode of Friday Night Smackdown? Follow the blog for honest pro wrestling opinions as well my Twitter @omartheplayaguy and my Facebook page Playard Wrestling Post. As Always, stay safe smarks

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