Hey now, we are getting over, and I am the Silver King, Adam Silverstein, here with you just minutes after the conclusion of WWE Elimination Chamber here for the very first instant analysis

podcast for getting over.

So thank you everyone.

Just listening to this late Sunday night or early Monday morning coming right out of the

elimination chamber.

Thrilled to have you with us.

Joining me today, Jamie Mazzowskis, he is the creator of mania crawl, the bar crawl that happens basically every single

WrestleMania in whatever city it is being held in.

Jamie has been someone who's, I've worked with for the last few years, huge wrestling fan.

He will be joining me on this instant analysis today.

We're not going to waste a lot of time, but before we get

to that instant analysis of WWE elimination chamber, a quick reminder to follow us on Twitter

at Getting Overcast. You can follow me at Silverstein-Adam. Updates will be coming soon and

hopefully quick as we go from one podcast platform to another.

Getting over is already available on Stitcher.

I've already tweeted out the RSS feed.

Hopefully you're listening to this one of those two ways, but we will be on Apple Podcasts.

We should be on Spotify and a lot of other providers as well very soon.

But as promised, we're getting into the instant analysis of

WWE elimination chamber, which by all accounts, I think it's fair to say, was a B-level pay-per-view.

You can't really call it an A-level pay-per-view or anything coming close to that when your

world titles are not on the line or your world title holders are not even at the show,

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