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Welcome, welcome, welcome to After the Bell. I am still Cory Graves. He is still

Vick Joseph. We promised to drop delicious goodness all WrestleMania week for you.

Thank you for subscribing. We are here to deliver on our promises. Just two nights before she challenges

for the RAW Women's Championship. The nightmare, Rhea Ripley, is joining us. Rhea, how are you?

I'm good, how are you guys? I'm excited. Vick is just annoying as usual. You've known him long

enough to know these things. I am trying to steer the ship to make it to Raymond James Stadium without

knucklehead driving us right into the iceberg. We're like 30 seconds into this. How am I already

annoying? I haven't even started yet. Did you ever hear the saying, hope for the best, prepare for

the worst? Yes. That has never been more apropos than when it comes to my recordings of After the Bell

these days. They're not the bad. Rhea, I promise. Rhea to keep us afloat as we make our way toward

night two of WrestleMania. Rhea, you got to experience, you had a taste of WrestleMania last year.

I'll be under very different circumstances. Walk us through this last year and what a wild ride

it's been. Man, this last year has been, like you said, really, really wild. From going to my first

ever WrestleMania and it being in a pandemic and the first time it was zero people in attendance.

That was a wild experience. It was a historic, but not for the whole.

Yeah, it was just like, it was super cool because it was WrestleMania and I was still super excited

for it and it was still my big moment, but it was just weird because there was no people in the crowd.

I couldn't see anyone. That was the weirdest thing for me. But my journey since Mania,

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