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So that's it, we're done, we are never hopefully keep everything cross going to see the Thunderdome

again and as it is time to bid it farewell, I thought it was only right that we put our arms

down like this, show a bit of respect and do a poem. So bye bye Thunderdome, you certainly did

your bit, but nothing will be better than real fans and really you were a bitch. It's actually

not true if we're being honest with ourselves, it was a very creative endeavor by WWE, but look,

as I just said, nothing is better than real people and I can't wait to get back to it.

I also want to introduce you to a brand new segment we're going to do on ups and downs, which is

MVP of the week. We'll look over the last seven days and we'll look through all the companies

and decide who has absolutely kicked ass and taking names. And over the last seven days we'll

say it was nice and easy, we're giving it to Malachi Black, MVP of the week number one.

And with that away, make sure you sit down, get your ass nice and comfy, because by the

side of the world we'll go to wrestling and it's time to up those downs for the last ever

Raw in the Thunderdome.

We did indeed start this week's Raw with a tribute graphic for Paul Orndorff, who very sadly

did pass away yesterday. And honestly, if you don't know the story of this man,

just take five minutes to go read up about it today. This man absolutely left his mark,

thoughts with his friends and family. Amazingly right after that too, we had a match.

I can only think to myself, why have we waited until the end of the Thunderdome to actually

have a wrestling fight to kick off an episode of Raw as opposed to some guy walking to the ring

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