Hello and welcome to get the table another resting round table discussion podcast with

myself Adam Wilborn and one of the deadly boys Michael Hamflut from what culture here to

discuss another burning wrestling issue. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of

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SmackDown, NXT, AW Dynamite, pay, baby, usually we have interviews more round table discussions

like this one on a round of the week complete with ability inquiries, of course, on

wrestling culture. As I said though, joined by Michael Hamflut and sir, we are gathered here.

We are socially distanced here today for now at least to talk about what needs to happen when

WWE crowd return. Lot of excitement around this at the moment. There's even news today about

WWE talking about Somerslam being Wrestlemania caliber with fans, obviously in attendance,

they're coming back in and around the money in the bank weekend. How you feeling about fans

return and you've had some ideas haven't you about the necessary things steps that WWE need to take

next? Yeah, I'm feeling pretty great about fans returning here isn't you know. Wrestlemania and

double or nothing were like almost religious experiences for me as a long standing wrestling

fan as somebody that has missed the best version of the thing that he loves the most and I imagine

that's a sentiment shared by a lot of people but the knock on effect of both those shows is that

everything feels secondary in their wake. WWE in the Thunderdome, I mean partly some of that is

because of the creative Jesus Christ but like Thunderdome, WWE has felt even worse post-stress

of mainly because you had this brief glimpse of the old world across those both nights, night one

in particular just a special special night and then even a w even back in daily's place

in as good as a full building but not with that live energy of double or nothing I think

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