No siren because we've given it a little bit of time to simmer and bake into our brains,

but I had to come on with a special not-sam wrestling to chronicle the debut of Serro, Miedo,

Pentagon in WW. Penta is here. Of course, he's gone by many different names from Pentagon

Jr. to Pentagon El Ciro M to Penta.

Now in WWE.

And I felt like Monday night, first of all, Monday night was a great show.

Very different Monday Night Raw from the Netflix Raw.

I think Monday we got a taste of what this show is actually going to look like on Netflix.

And I was very pleased with that.

Pacing was good.

Everything was good, but one of the big headlines going in, something we all knew was

going to happen, and that's key, was this debut of Penta.

I don't know if the fact that it was in San Jose had to do with the decision that was made to do it there,

but obviously it was the right town to do it in because the crowd, it was a great reaction

for him. But I think most importantly, it was a it was a how-to in using the WWE machine

to present somebody who already is a star as an even bigger star.

When you hear people say amplify, make even bigger, this to me is exactly what they're

talking about.

I mean, the thing that's great about Penta is it's almost like old school wrestling, not the in ring stuff, but when you show someone a

picture, all you need to do is show someone a still picture of Penta and they instantly get

what the attraction is, how cool all of this is. And I think that that's why that even if a lot of

the W.W. WWE audience hadn't seen

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