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Hello and welcome to get the table, another wrestling round table discussion podcast with

myself, Adam Wilbourne and the deadly boys of Whatculture, Michael Hamlet and Michael

Oswich, we're here to discuss another burning wrestling issue and today's issue, Gents,

is the triple H needs to fix this glaring Vince McMahon problem, sage what is the problem

and how much of a problem is it?

I struggle with this because I genuinely don't know whether this is just a personal

foible my hill to die on or whether it's really impacting WWE's storytelling right now.

This has been a problem for decades, decades, it's an old ghost from the Vince Russo

format and we're talking the day about impromptu matches, look I'm not going to make any more

friends in the comment section by saying this and there is a note of hyperbole but also

not really, on a fundamental internal logic point of view, WWE television is possibly

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