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Winfree’s WWE Smackdown Review 4.09.21   Another Friday, another WWE Smackdown event. But this one is the final stop on the road to WrestleMania! WrestleMania will have night one tomorrow and then night two on Sunday and this is the very last chance the WWE has to entice anyone into spending money on the event. The biggest Smackdown angle right now is the triple threat between Daniel Bryan, Edge, and Universal champion Roman Reigns. Edge beat down everyone else two weeks, Bryan got revenge last week, so logically this week we can look forward to Roman Reigns standing tall. The...

Keep Refreshing For The Latest Results Another Friday, another WWE Smackdown event. But this one is the final stop on the road to WrestleMania! WrestleMania will have night one tomorrow and then night two on Sunday and this is the very last chance the WWE has to entice anyone into spending money on the event. The biggest Smackdown angle right now is the triple threat between Daniel Bryan, Edge, and Universal champion Roman Reigns. Edge beat down everyone else two weeks, Bryan got revenge last week, so logically this week we can look forward to Roman Reigns standing tall. There will be a ...

Weekend Observations: What to watch, and what to skip, at Wrestlemania 37 Published Friday, Apr. 9, 2021, 6:26 pm Join AFP's 100,000+ followers on Facebook Purchase a subscription to AFP | Subscribe to AFP podcasts on iTunes News, press releases, letters to the editor: augustafreepress2@gmail.com Front Page » Sports » Sports2 » Weekend Observations: What to watch, and what to skip, at Wrestlemania 37 (© photoraidz – stock.adobe.com) Wrestlemania 37 is this weekend at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, and more importantly for those of us not among the 25,000 who will be there live, on Pea...

Hello 411 guys, gals, enbies, and everyone else! Welcome to 411’s WrestleMania 37 Night One preview! I’m Jeremy Thomas as always, and WrestleMania week comes to an end over the next two days with the big show itself (no, not that one, he’s not The Big Show anymore). WWE has once again split WrestleMania into a two-night event, something I really hope they continue because it makes the show lengths much more bearable. The first night has some big matches in play — and a couple matches that are, shall we say, less big. But it’s not a bad card necessarily; it’s more of a palette...

It was also confirmed on Friday that the WWE Championship match between Drew McIntyre and Bobby Lashley will open the show. McIntyre had his crowning achievement at last year's WrestleMania when he defeated Brock Lesnar to begin his first WWE Championship reign, but had no fans to share the moment with. If he can take down "The All Mighty," he'll finally get that chance on Saturday. I’ve said for the last year I want to be the first person out when crowds return. I can’t wait for that noise to hit. I just feel bad for everyone having to follow me and Bobby, we’ll set the standard, you a...