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Only WWE could put on what was probably one of the worst wrestling matches of the year, and also put on the best show they've done of the year.

I'm Mr Davis. I'm joined by Lukewarm Luke Owen. We are reviewing Wrestlemania Backlash 2021 today.

We're not going to address what happened at the end of last night's stream.

We don't really know what's going on. You know, we had a rough night's sleep of it.

Technical issues are bounded, but we managed to get all the usual videos up.

So just, yeah, those people.

We'll get to that later. You know, maybe we'll talk about it tomorrow, but it's a bit too raw right now, okay?

I'm not the Monday night's kind, but let's start off with...

I don't even know if this was my favourite match, because I enjoyed the three-way so freaking much.

But we'll start off talking about Roman Reigns vs Cesaro.

Holy heck ins like Roman has been on absolute tear with the heel turn.

It's just every pay-per-view now. You guarantee to get an amazing Roman Reigns match.

Like that is the most...

What's the word I'm after? It's just like the most comforting thing with WWE pay-per-views at the moment.

Yeah, the build's always a bit naff. Like I would, you know, pretty much every single match on this card had a bit of a naff build to it.

And the TV has been either bad in the case of Raw or broadly fine in the case of Smackdown.

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