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Welcome, welcome, welcome to after the bell. I am still Corey Graves. Congratulations to

you. We all collectively survived WrestleMania backlash. What a night it was. We're going to

dive into the event this past Sunday, WWE on peacock. Of course, helping me navigate

the waters as he does each and every week, the scratchy to my itchy, the voice of NXT 2.0,

Vic Joseph. Vic, what's the word, my friend? What a week it has been. You mentioned WrestleMania

backlash. Raw is exciting. NXT was the springboard off of spring break in and then of course,

SmackDown tonight will feel the full effects of the bloodline, which brings us to our guests

later on. Jimmy and Jay Uso, the SmackDown Tag Team Champions. For now, we'll be joining

ATB here in a little bit, but Vic, let's talk about what went down this past Sunday night.

In my opinion, we were talking offline before we started recording with the crew. We have

our major WWE events, our premium live events. You've got your WrestleMania, your Royal

Rumble, Summer Slam, Hell in the Cell, the iconic branding. Money in the bank. Money in the

bank. To me, recently over the past year, so WrestleMania backlash to me was an excellent

event from start to finish. Some of these ones were maybe the expectations aren't as high,

because I think you had a couple of rematches at backlash. You had some few stories taking

new directions, but start to finish, it was just a fun, easy night. And I've noticed

that even like back to day one, where people were like, well, it's not WrestleMania, it's

a Royal Rumble's right around the corner. They're going to save the big stuff for that.

These premium live events have been some of my favorite of the past few years.

I think you use a phrase there, the expectation, the perception of when people say, there's

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