Hello and welcome to the SummerSlam Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture. Join my own, I'm on the Dalai, Michael Sidgwick from What Culture, here to review everything that happened over SummerSlam weekend. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to Whatculture Wrestling on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Amazon Music and YouTube. We do daily wrestling podcasts for a review Rawls, smack now on the show, formerly known as NXT2.

Oh, he. Spotify, Amazon Music and YouTube. We do daily wrestling podcasts for a review Raw. Smackdown on the show, formerly known as NXT 2.0. A.Diamu Collision, pay-per-views, premium live events. We have interviews, roundtable discussions, and a roundup of the week. Complete the video quiz, of course, on wrestle coach. As I said, though, joined by Michael Sidgwick, live on YouTube to review SummerSlam and a show that was in question, really,

the best two-night SummerSlam ever.

I mean, that is without question.

That is without question.

Look, I don't know what to say about these broad thouts.

I mean, Jesus Christ, I thought it was a pretty poor show,

all things considered, with some really bad matches,

some mainly mediocre matches, a match that I'm lower on than most, and just when you thought they might have salvaged the experience of the weekend

which i thought was middling in the extreme sorry love with a main event that while not something

i would be personally inclined to enjoy much was almost a miracle match. Mm-hmm.

And then Brock Lesnar debuted.

I don't know how much time we're going to get to chat about that.

Mm-hmm.

But if you want my thoughts, and they're very flustered, very miserable about the

Brock Lesnar situation, I capture all of those on the raw preview.

So I'm not ducking it at all.

I've talked about it at length already

at the start of the raw preview.

So don't think, please, I'm being insensitive.

If I gloss over it,

it's just I've talked about it already.

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