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

Andy Murray of Whatculture to discuss tough questions. WWE must ask itself in 2021. But

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NXT pay reviews. We have interviews around table discussions and a roundup of the week

complete with a bloody good quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said, they're joined

by Andy Murray to talk about his list. Tent of questions. WWE must ask itself in 2021.

You can read the whole thing up at Whatculture.com. Normally, Andy, I would ask what was the

catalyst for the list? But it strikes me that the catalyst for this list is that without

being too hyper-volic, this year is one of the biggest years for WWE, isn't it?

Yeah, it is. I mean, you always have to kind of preface these conversations on things

WWE should do by mentioning fairly that the vast swimming pools of money in which they

behave, means they're really, you don't have to do anything. But from more of a creative

standpoint, 2020 was obviously a very difficult year with the global bastard and everything

else going on around that. But you come away from it with a lot of fatigue towards certain

acts in certain spots. Record low ratings hit several times throughout the year. Most

metric show that this company is less popular than it has been, pretty much since Vincent

Mann took it national. And yes, all that is mitigated by these crazy money deals and

stuff. But it's going to be an interesting year. Crows are probably coming back this

year in some capacity. Touchwood, something doesn't go wrong with WrestleMania 37. TV

rise deals are up for our next tea. There's a lot of interesting things going on. The

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