So we had a big video package to start Monday Night Raw this week, and of course we did,

because WWE had 42,796 shows over this weekend, and somehow the biggest talking point

is a Seth Rollins injury.

Now the only reference on Raw was Paul Heyman going, we're not going to talk about that,

and after all, he has the money in the bank for like another nine months, so why would he

worry about the briefcase?

That is a good point,

even if he snapped his leg in two, he has a long time to recover. What it kind of sounds like is that he may have got injured, then WWE did a worked injury angle on that Sunday's main event show

in order to cover for the original injury, and soon he's going to come back and cash in his briefcase.

Now, none of us know. It's fun that we do get to have this conversation, but don't forget, the most important thing is the real man behind Seth Rollins,

so I hope he's doing okay. And look, if they have pulled the wall over our eyes, then fair

played to him, you got me like a pirate. What are? Oh, so on my friends, and welcome to yet

another episode of ups and downs. I appreciate you staying with me.

Do not forget.

One, is the only wrestling view show you need,

and two, I watch wrestling, so you don't have to.

And that's definitely true, because I watch so many shows this weekend.

Real life no longer feels that real life.

Let's up those downs.

Everybody arrived at Raw this week.

We saw them turning up to the building just in case you were worried it was going to be a no-show when Naomi walked down to celebrate the fact that she is

the brand new women's champion. This woman is absolutely tremendous. I find her very entertaining.

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