Hello and welcome to the Royal Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture joined by Michael

Hanford and Phil Chambers from Whatculture to review the Royal After Wrestlemania. But

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As I said, though, joined by Hanford and Phil to review the Royal After Wrestlemania.

And this is quite possibly the weirdest Royal Review we have ever done because this Royal

Review is taking place on a plane. Now, I'll be honest, we didn't plan this initially.

The plan was to record the Royal Review after Monday night out, of course. But we did

our filming outside the American Airlines Centre on Monday night. And, well, then the weather

changed somewhat, it's fair to say. There was a torrential downpour. I think there

was threats of a tornado. We had to take shelter in a bar, you know how it is. And due to

a variety of issues, technical difficulties, we're recording it now on our flight back

from Dallas, back to the UK. And, like, this is absolutely surreal.

It's amazing. It's absolutely amazing. Yeah, don't understate the weather conditions

for anybody that doesn't live in Texas and isn't used to this regularly anyway. It was

torrential rain enough that footage that I managed to get on the internet is being seen

in Tokyo and Texas itself on local affiliate news. The rain was bouncing off the ground.

And I think this podcast is going to be so memorable. Many people will be asking what

about the altitude era when we go back to doing them on solid ground again. Ideal, really,

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