Hello, friends. You have to forgive me, but you know, we are discussing wrestling right

now, and words are coming out of my mouth. So at any second, I could be interrupted,

give me a beat, give me a beat, give me a beat. I think we're okay.

But welcome back to my culture wrestling. I appreciate you being here and we did having

an episode of Monday night before that had so many interruptions. You'll be going,

ah, ah, this is ridiculous, but was the rest of it any good? Or did it suck ass? Shouldn't

have said suck ass. Sometimes my parents watch these shows and they're going to ring me

up, probably interrupt me and go, Simon, don't say suck ass. Then we have to have a conversation

here. Let's just up those doubts.

Becky Lynch opened up Raw this week, so I have now decided what happens before the show

is that all the wrestlers go into a little room like they used to do for the Raw Rumble

and they all pick balls out of like some kind of a pit and whoever gets the right one

wins the chance to stop this show because the opening promo is the same every single week.

As ever, the fans want to cheer Becky Lynch, but WWE would prefer it if you booed Becky Lynch.

So this is the equivalent of trying to eat an apple, but instead you just fall out of

a window, but big time begs did make a pretty good point because she said, look at all

these old superstars coming back to the WWE and I bet they will want a piece of me and

I'm just going to be them. She also made another fantastic point that somebody

called Doodrop will never be a champion and there is a lot of logic behind that, but

because she had said the name Doodrop out came Doodrop, so you know what we're about

to begin. But we were getting to that in just one second because before the drop could

say anything, Bianca Ballet music hit and she interrupted as well and then before Bianca

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