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Hello and welcome to get the table, another wrestling round table discussion podcast with myself,

Adam Wilbourne and the Daily Boys of Whatculture here to discuss another burning wrestling issue.

And that issue today is how to solve the Bray Wyatt problem. Michael Hanford, what is the Bray Wyatt problem?

Careful, yeah, the Bray Wyatt problem just to make it clear to people who are coming at this

podcast and thinking we're already taking a dump on this return is absolutely not the return.

That went down amazingly well at Extreme Rules, I think everybody was pretty much

unanimous in their praise of the white rabbit teasers and the fact that this felt like the spooky

version of the CM Punk viral thing from last year. The Bray Wyatt problem is that for nearly 10

years WWE haven't figured out how to book Bray Wyatt. He debuted in 2013 on the main roster having

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