Hello, and welcome to another top 10 debate. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture, joined by

Garif Morgan of What Culture to talk about his article about superstars who could debut

or return the night after WrestleMania 37. But before we get into it, if you're a fan

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joined by Garif Morgan, shout out to his article, 10 WWE superstars who could debut or return

the night after WrestleMania 37, which you can go and read right now at WhatCulture.com and

how are you feeling on the road to WrestleMania, Garif?

I feel just full of joy and glee, to be honest, I'm buzzing out that we're just past fast

lane because I just felt like the most heartbreaking speed bump on the road to this WrestleMania

this year. It's just derailed everything. I feel like we're finally getting a bit of linear

storytelling, clear storytelling on the route into the show now, but a lot can happen in the next

two weeks, my friends, so we'll see. We'll see if this feeling of hope and joy is crushed as it

usually is. Indeed, and speaking of which, I'll take the lead on this considering you're the

SmackDown boy, you get to talk about the good show on Fridays on Saturdays and I have to sit

through the dutch that is Monday Night Raw. This is the one highlight of my entire year,

the Raw after WrestleMania. It's been a bit iffy the last few years, last year. I don't really

count last year as a Raw after WrestleMania because it was an empty arena Raw after WrestleMania,

so you tell me weren't doing back flips when Nia Jax returned last year?

I wasn't all when they went and did you know through face the big show twice or whatever it

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