WWE SmackDown Review for Sept. 4
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It's about time. Johnny Gargano is back in action on WWE Friday Night SmackDown.
Kevin Owens attacked Zayn, Gunther appeared and wiped out The Prizefighter, and Finn Balor took him out. The Last Real Good Guy offered a replay from last week, blasting all with the championship belt.
As such, the episode that airs in the usual three-hour block on Friday, Sep. 4, starting at 8 p.m., was taped on Friday, Aug. 28 at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. Two episodes were taped that day. You can watch the show live as it premieres on Friday, Sep. 4 on the USA Network on Sling TV or DIRECTV (free trial).
Sami Zayn returns to Friday Night SmackDown one week after he ruined a WWE Championship No. 1 Contender's Triple Threat Match. Here's the start time, match card, how to watch and live stream.
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