One more for the year because we have feelings on a night where so much happens.

CM Punk and Seth Rollins proved to the world why they are the main event for the debut episode of Monday Night Raw on Netflix.

Welcome to an emergency, not Sam wrestling podcast. And guys,

I have feelings. I know you have feelings. We got to talk. A lot went down on Raw. Of course,

we had the announcement made official with a graphic and everything, that Jay Uso versus Drew

McIntyre is official for Raw on Netflix. We got John Sina official for Raw on Netflix.

So this is the card, right? You've got tribal combat, Roman Reigns versus Solo Sacoa.

You've got Women's World Championship, Liv Morgan versus Ria Ripley.

You've got Jay Uso versus Drew McIntyre.

You've got John Sina returning to the W.E.

And you've got C.M. Punk versus John Sina, not to mention, as they went to break,

if last week wasn't clear enough this week,

the teaser graphic for whatever mystery thing is happening at some point soon,

literally turned into a face that resembles Pentagon El Cerro Miedos mask to a T.

I don't know if Penta is going to be on the first episode of Netflix Raw, but it seems

like Penta is on his way.

But all of that aside, with all of that happening on Raw, and more, by the way, the fact

that we leave the show with pure and utter feelings.

I mean, we started Raw Talk, and I wasn't kidding.

I wasn't just trying to get the point across.

Goosepumps.

I was shouting profanities in that TV studio watching the last segment of Monday Night Raw. I'm talking about

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