Oh, just in case you missed all the craziness from last week, I do think we have to address

it here. WWE released Bray Wyatt, aka The Fiend from his contract, so in 30 or 60 or 90 days

or whatever it's going to be, he will be a free agent in the wrestling world. And that

just means in 2021, all bets are off. If you believe something could happen, my word

could actually happen. Also, because it's the first ups and downs of the week, we do have

to crown our MVP odds the last seven days, and I thought about it, and I thought about it,

and you gotta give it to one Christopher Jericho. I mean, he is almost 50 years old,

and he put himself in one of the craziest death matches I have seen on American TV in years,

and he didn't have to do that. He's Chris Jericho. He could go mad, I just want to

seal a giant duck, and everybody would have let him do it. So, Chris Jericho MVP.

But otherwise, my name is Simon Miller, I want culture wrestling, and it is time to up those

downs of the ladies episode of Raw. And it was one of those Raw's where you kind of scratch

your bald head and think to yourself, I thought we were holding back the good stuff,

until fans returned, and I can still fans. Let's just get into it and let's up those downs.

Okay, Goldberg vs Bobby Lashley, I have said it before, and I will say it again,

that's fine for a card like Summerslam, because the rest of it is so stacked,

you can have a little bit of fun. As long as Bob whips Bill's ass, because Bill has always been

the guy, whipping everybody's ass, it will tie into Lashley's character, it'll come out

in the side, smelling more like Rose than he already does. How are we getting there though?

Well, I don't know, because it kind of feels like Goldberg just walked back into WWE one day,

and said, hey, Bobby, I would like a championship match. Lashley went, we're not going to get one,

and a week later said, well, I thought about it, and I've changed my mind. Sure thing, power is

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