So, chaos! Started this week's episode of Raw, because Roman Rames were storming to the rings,

he wanted to talk to Jacob for two, when Adam Pierce was like, you can't talk to Jacob for two,

he's not here yet, when Seth Rollins zoomed him, and he looked at Rome and Roman, Roman looked at him because they hate each other. When Seth Rolins went to the ring, when Bronn Brayor decided, well, there's going to be this much kindness. Anyway, I am going to beat Sethus Rollins out.

He threw him into Barry Barracade, and even though the useless rest of security tried to interfere, they're useless.

So they weren't able to do anything when he... I am going to beat Sethus Rollins out. He threw him into Barry Barracade and even though the useless wrest and security tried to interfere,

they're useless.

So they weren't able to anything when he hit him with this death spear.

Honestly, does anybody do it better than brunch?

Of course, because fans are crazy these days, we also booed this and chanted one more time

because we have conflicting emotions.

And given how this episode of Rawl went with these two, it kind of makes me feel that Seth Rollins is winning at Backlash, and that would be very interesting because Bronbreaker had a crazy 2026. But in terms of tuning on to your television and seeing something, which is leading into the PLE at the weekend, I mean, one, there was more coming, but two, I imagine it probably would have got you invested.

I'm giving it an up. And then apparently Roman Reins just went to sit in his locker room for a while because we didn't see him to the end of the show. Also, like my friends, and wopts and downs, the only wrestling of you show you need. I appreciate you stopping by. And I appreciate everyone who did come to the Super Strong Style Tournament, Progress, Wrestling over the weekend. And I appreciate everyone that said, oh my gosh, Simon, you had, not my words, a banger on Sunday with Jay Joshua. Listen, I understand my lane in wrestling. Nobody has ever said I've had a banger. But if you see all these marks on my face, there's the main reason I'm bringing it up. Well, that's because I was involved in a would-be banger. You could check it out as well on hooked on wrestling, go and sew it up to that screaming service. Otherwise, let's up those doubts. Lynn Morgan then proved that she watched the show because she found Roxanne Perez, or the judgment day were having a meeting. She was like, ha ha, it's definitely a cares injured, so we're not going to see her for a while, which I think it is true, so I hope she is okay, when she said to Roxanne Perez, I watched Rawback on Netflix,

and why were you talking to Finn Ballah? Now, fair play to Roxy, she was like, well, you saw what happened here. He walked into the clubhouse, and I gave him what for, so I don't know what the problem is. And Liv was like, oh, no more secrets, no more secrets. I was like,

how is it a secret? She said it on a television show that has millions of viewers. That ain't no secret. The whole point, though, is that she must stay loyal to the Judgment Day, which sounds like some kind of a disease. Listen, either Roxy or Raquel Rodriguez is obviously going to turn on Liv Morgan at some point. It just depends where it is going to be. Given that we are leaning so heavily in the direction of Perez, I think it's probably

going to be in Raquel Rodriguez.

And the reason they were having a meeting as well is because it was about to be Finn

Baller versus J.D. McDonnor, which was very strange because when they thought a few

weeks ago, Finn Baller just beat him clean in the middle as a whistle.

Of course Dominic Mysterio started getting involved in tripping Finn Baller,

which really was Adam Pearce's fault because he must have known this is going to happen.

Why didn't he ban him?

When eventually out came Roxanne Perez and Liv Morgan and everybody else,

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