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myself, Adam Wilborn and the Dalley Boys of What Culture, Michael Hamilton and Michael

Cedric here to discuss another burning wrestling issue.

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We are gathered here today to talk about fallout from the Royal Rumble.

And we should start off, first of all, by getting your thoughts on Saturday's premium

live event.

Alright, Keith Lee, already that nickname has eaten itself, took two shows, didn't it?

It took one pronunciation.

Wait, I mean, I don't know, the company, most known for making bad wrestling shows, made

a bad wrestling show, ultimately, that was my main takeaway from the Royal Rumble.

The format can't be killed as evidenced by the 2010s attempts, and the fact that it survived

and continues on, and has good years, as it does sometimes, as it did last year, like

in the Thunderdome of All Places, shows that the format can't be killed, so one bad year

is not going to destroy anything, there isn't that sense of finality or doom that often

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