Hello, and welcome to get the table, another wrestling round table discussion podcast with myself, Adam Wilburn, and the Deadly Boys of what culture?

Michael Hanfield and Michael Siegewick here to discuss another burning wrestling issue.

And that issue today is what needs to happen at Elimination Chamber this weekend.

Michael Hanfield, you are doing the live stream reactions for how you feeling about the show.

We're really excited. We're prone to hyperbole in the content game, because we have to be.

But this does feel like the most highly anticipated be show probably since morning in the bank in 2011.

Certainly not that many spring to mind that had such justification for being excited.

We've all got our subjective reasons why we like different wrestling shows, but the kind of entire fan base has come together around this,

and we're doing Romanerain's tight on match. It's odd, Elimination Chamber is an interruption on WWE's road to WrestleMania,

but they've stepped up the chambers so that they've got implications on the WrestleMania card itself.

But even then, number one contenders, who's going to keep the bell all that sort of stuff, it still feels forced.

It still feels like a fake diversion that exists because it has to.

In the olden days, you would just need the rumble and WrestleMania, but these once made more money.

And it went not this time. Sami Zayn and Romanerain's feels like it has enormous WrestleMania implications.

The belts that they are fighting for feel like the most prestigious in the game, which is the point of a tight on match,

and something that WWE has struggled so much to genuinely and earnestly summon up over the years, the decades even.

Again, I started where I started this. Normally, we kind of have to rely on hyperbole sometimes with WWE especially.

We don't hear it, and it's the biggest compliment I can pay it.

If many shows, if any, that has had this amount of fantasy booking heading into it, that isn't like, you say big four related.

That's the magic as well of the promotion for this show, fantasy booking, WWE with this storyline, which I would say is a 9.2 out of 10 invisible camera.

There's one right there for easy to acknowledge. It's right in front of my face, okay.

But regardless of my pedantic criticisms, which might not be so pedantic after last week's Smackdown, let's say how that one shakes out.

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