Hello, and welcome to another top 10 debate. I'm Adam Wittleborn from Whatculture joined

by one of the deadly boys, Michael Siddwick from Whatcultures. Talk about ways WWE can prove

the critics wrong at WrestleMania 37. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this

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As I said, join by Michael Siddwick to discuss his article 10 Ways, WWE can prove the critics

wrong at WrestleMania 37, which is available to read right now at Whatcultured.com,

Siddch, less than four weeks to go until WrestleMania, how are you feeling?

I don't know, the ripped up the card, haven't they? Yes, the ripped up the card. How the hell am I

supposed to know? I don't even know what's going on on Smack down anymore because they've,

depending on your perspective, they've either layered the story or overcomplicated it,

or ripped it up with Daniel Bryan's more heavy involvement.

To the good, I don't know what the card looks like at all. I know I have Sasha Banks and

Bianca Belair, I have no match, and I'm looking forward to it. Look at the end of the day,

this could be the most rubbish dogge. You know, the Super Showdown and Crown Jewel shows in

Australia in Saudi Arabia, it's on paper, they're not the best, but they'll be as spectacle

at least, and they basically, they look like B-level paper views with added triple H,

which is like a sea level paper view nowadays. But it's going to look incredibly vast and

huge in scale and very pretty with all the fireworks. That's basically where I'm at,

except it's like not having an outdoor Australian house show for a year. I can be snarky about it,

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