Hello there my very good friends on this wrestling news video.

WW is scared of criticism. And more details on Ricky Saints' disastrous rock concert. I'm Adam Wilborn. I'm Andy H. Murray, the H-Tands for Harvest. That's that time of year, apparently. And this is the news. We're getting them crops. We're getting the wheat. We're getting the beats. What else do you harvest? Battlestar Galactica.

Souls? Bears? I don't know.

Let's kick this one off by talking about WWE being very sensitive about criticism.

So let's set the table on this one first of all.

I cannot believe how thin-skinned this billion-dollar invincible

mega-corporation is. This is unbelievable stuff. Let's set the table a little bit. WrestleMania.

Not the most well-received pay-per-view last year, was it? I think that if you sat 100 WW fans like hardcores down in a room and said,

what do you think was the worst PLE this year? Most of them would probably say wrestle-palooza. Yeah, I can't think of a more sort of standard. I mean, I had a lot of fanfare as well, I suppose, but yeah, it was awful. No, that, yeah, I was about to say,

I've not said it was good or bad,

but it was poorly received, awful from Dr. Fed.

It's bad.

I love, I love W.R. It was a bad show. That's your nickname, Dr. Fred. But, yeah, so that was a poorly received show. But it was reviewed by ESPN's Andreas Hale on the website. Poor bloke, by the way. Poor bloke, he gave it a C on the website.

Generous.

C's not bad.

C's just kind of mid.

Passing grade, is it?

Yeah, like C is okay, right?

It's when you get a D, an F, a Q, that's a problem.

But he received a lot of backlash in the wake of this because ESPN

had just become WW's broadcast partner for PLEs, right?

So a lot of people were like, how is WW's broadcast partner doing this?

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