Hello and welcome to the Extreme Rules Review, I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture, joined

by one of the dadly boys Michael Hamflot from WhatCulture to review everything that just

happened at the Extreme Rules pay-per-view, but before we get into it, if you're a fan

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of course, on WrestleCulture, as said, joined by Michael Hamflot to review extreme rules.

What do you make of it all?

I don't know, I'm going to shoehorn my cheek plug in now, if I may, I've just published

the ups and downs for this pay-per-view, available at WhatCulture.com, follow slash

WWE, if you'd like to read it, I won't spoil the exact number, because I know some people

get a kick out of that, but the ups have quite substantially outweighed downs, and yet

I know what show I watched, yes, and I know I wrote those words, and I know I tabulated

those numbers, and I still can't figure it out, so if anything, I think I'm hoping

to use this podcast as a way to try and make sense of it. This was so far from one of

those podcasts that we start recording, and a lot of them were in 2020s, they were in

whispered tones through laptop windows and Zoom calls, where we would just sort of look

at each other, incredulously, being like, whether we even start with this. Lots of this was

a broadly traditional WWE pay-per-view, it doesn't feel any way close to the horror show,

why that? I mean, last year's Extreme was not just a WWE's entire 2020 album, but

I thought you were comparing the crown jewels. I just, I don't know, I really don't know,

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