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Yes, a very... said though, joined by Hamlet and Siduick to review Saturday night's main event. Michael Hamlet, the last time is now.

Yes, a very fitting tribute to the life and career of John Sina within wrestling

because I felt like it was dividing my opinions as I was watching it.

And then we've talked a little bit on the raw preview,

wherever I get your podcasts, about the outcome and the aftermath of the outcome

of the John Cena made event but also I will say about the rest of this card

there were elements I really quite liked in terms of how they executed this

weird Nxte versus main roster idea and then there were elements I was just like

that's piss poor

and pathetic why have you booked that and that's how now I felt about John Sina yeah so it was

he's always been the better and worse of all of it John Sina for me the worst yeah yeah

but I I like John Sina we did a pro John Sina podcast a preview for this. And there has been plenty of John Cena that I've liked. But even when we were doing that, I was sort of thinking, at what point do we need to caveat that? At what point do we need to caveat that? And then when the show was finished, I was like, well, I can't just give this a passing grade because there was lots that stunk even though it had a few highs

for 20 years now 20 years give or take I've felt like I've been taken crazy pills

this idea of John Cenaiener as great.

I've never subscribed to it ever.

Yes, the 2007 stuff, the best of it, pretty great when it was great.

The punk stuff, simply too dramatic to care about the botches.

There were several incredibly clunky moments in those matches.

But seen as singular, like, star power at a time when no one else was really allowed to be,

and I don't think that gets enough mention.

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