Well, here we are, my friends. It's the last ups and down of 24. And of course, when it comes to

Monday Night Raw, which rhymes. It's the last one on the USA Network, which has probably

much always been the station for Raw. I mean, there was that little bit of a gap in the middle,

but if you are a sentimental so-and-so like I am, well, it's a pretty big deal. Of course, we're off to Netflix next week,

which is super cool and hello my buddies, my pals. Welcome to ups and downs. And as we have got to,

like I say, the last one of 2024. I want to say, happy new year. I hope you have a tremendous

2025. And I genuinely do appreciate you sticking by me for another 12 months.

Look at me. I'm an absolute idiot, but your love means so much to me, as does the finger of power.

So we have got a roar in the books. Let's give the good bits and up and the bad bits are down.

I was so pleased when Raw did kick off too, because here were the new day, or the new new day, even though I meant to hate them,

eternally one, I secretly loved them.

They were just so mad during their entrance, they told the fans to shut up and they told everyone to turn their music off.

And every time they tried to speak, they weren't able to, because they have Dominic Mysterio syndrome.

Everybody was going bull.

They eventually got so pissed off and not like they were going to leave.

When Jay Uso's music hit, my gosh, the pot for this guy is absolutely ridiculous.

But it did tie in because before the new new day had arrived,

way Barrett was telling us, oh, we're about to talk to Jay Uso,

but we didn't get J.J.so, and we got the new, new, new day.

And then given that the fans continued to boo the new day, Jay had to go,

I just give it a little bit of a moment and let them talk.

Yee. Basically, Xavier Woods was like, man, Jay, we go back all the way.

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