04/09 WWE: WrestleMania 34 weekend instant analysis

State of Combat with Brian Campbell

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4.6 • 767 Ratings

🗓️ 9 April 2018

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

Live from the study of the Ritz-Carlton New Orleans in the wee hours of the morning following WrestleMania 34, Brian Campbell and co-host Adam Silverstein convene to break down an all-time WWE pay-per-view featuring major main event surprises, the debut of Ronda Rousey and the returns of both Daniel Bryan and The Undertaker. After BC and The Silver King get done dissecting the "Show of Shows," they move on to gushing about NXT TakeOver: New Orleans and their experience at the WrestleCon Supershow. You simply cannot miss this edition of ITC as the Milk of Marknesia and Under Juice flows from start to finish in this jam-packed episode. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	5, 4, 3, 2,000, ignition, it's after midnight, New Orleans, so the ITC is going to let it all hang out.
0:31.6	In this corner with Brian Campbell returns with the instant analysis edition of WrestleMania 34. the Brian Campbell, yes, the voice that you hear sitting across from the Silverstein, the Silver King, wow, Adam Silverstein and Silver King, I don't want to do any pleasantries, I don't want to do any lead-ins.
0:51.4	I just want to tell you that you and I less than an hour removed from exiting
0:55.2	that Mercedes-Benz Superdome
0:56.8	and this guy right here is fired up
0:59.4	from a top five
1:01.5	WrestleMania in history.
1:03.4	Am I crazy?
1:04.3	Tell me straight up.
1:05.4	Well, first, let me fit the, hey now.
1:07.7	Yeah, I think it had all the makings of a top five WrestleMania. There is an argument to be made, BC, that the last third of the card potentially took it out of that running. I don't necessarily hold that opinion. I think there was enough there to keep it in that talk. But, you know, a little inside baseball, I started out in the press box with Brian, ended the show down with the plebians in the crowd, with the patrons at the Superdome. And when I left the press box, I said to you and you agreed with me, this is going to be the best
1:44.3	WrestleMania of all time. It looked like it was going to be knowing what we had left.
1:48.4	Certainly, just like last year where I thought, you know, at that halfway three quarter mark,
1:51.9	maybe we were on that road. Look, this time I think anything I did not like about this card,
1:57.0	and we're going to get into that. I thought they either shortened it or made it action
2:02.0	packed or did something to redeem the moments I didn't like. I think overall, we agreed. This was
2:07.2	not a great build, considering how many pawns were on the chessboard, how loaded and gratuitous
2:12.6	the roster was. Man, that I thought they deliver. And the reason why I loved this card so much Adam it was because
2:19.3	there was so much attention to detail
2:21.2	there was so much attempts at
2:23.4	making this a great card where I think
2:25.2	last year when things went a little bit south
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