Mark Henry

Andre is efforting getting the last couple of minutes of the show for me because when I come on, I always got to come on before the show ends.

So I always let that be known so we'll get to what happened in the main event at the end.

But it was going so well.

I laughed so hard.

I was thoroughly entertained.

I know there's a lot of wrestling peers that was like, man, all of that wrestling should have been at the end.

But guys, hey, we're sports entertainment.

So you take what you get and enjoy the hell out of it.

This show, I would go on record as saying this is the most wrestling that I've seen on SmackDown in probably...

Three or four months.

I mean, from the beginning of the show to the end of the show, it was wrestling, wrestling, good matches, long matches, too.

Like you would think that.

It would have been a bunch of collection of little five minute, six minute matches, but it wasn't.

I thought that the women's six man tag was just damn near pay-per-view quality if they had done a little bit of the bells and whistles.

But the biggest part of the show was the beginning and how it started.

And Jacob Fatu...

making his presence known and him coming out and getting in the ring and letting everybody know what was what.

And of course, you know, he had his interaction with the Usos and Andre has got a lot of that sound.

But before we get to the sound, I wanted to talk about

what you thought about the whole act of it, the way that it felt.