Hello and welcome to get the table another resting round table discussion podcast with

myself and I'm well one and one of the deadly boys Michael Hamflot from what called you

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honor we are socially distanced here today for now at least to discuss the

question our WWE living in the past and I realize Hamflot that this isn't exactly

breaking news especially considering some of the stuff we're going to talk about but

I just thought it was particularly poignant today with Andy breaking the news this morning

about WWE management not exactly being big fans of a W's blood and guts match last

week one source apparently claiming it was it's set the industry back it's set the business

sorry back 30 years and the interesting thing as well which will delve into as we go forward

is the roster it thought it was something they'd love to do themselves yeah but what

do you reckon to all this what do you reckon to all the fall out from the good I mean

I don't think WWE is living in the past because if they were I'd probably like that

product more you know as one of its age and demographic if they were living in something

like the mid 90s or maybe even the early 2000s I'd be like live there move there stay there

and never leave there because then I might be able to enjoy Raw once in a while but yes

this does speak to the archaic views of upper management I think it's interesting this

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