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

myself, Adam Wilborn and the daddy boys of what culture, Michael Hanford and Michael

Tidwig here to discuss another burning wrestling issue.

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Apparently we have interviews, round table discussions like this one and a round of the

week complete.

We're going to get quiz, of course, on a wrestle culture, as I said though, joined by the

daddy boys and gents, we are gathered here today to discuss who should win the Royal

Rumble.

It's just over a week away, Hanford, how you feeling about it all?

Pretty excited.

More than I thought I would be, the Royal Rumble is WWE's annual free hit, they have engineered

a gimmick that is impervious to terrible booking, to financial and creative slumps, slumps

with an S because there has been plenty over the last three decades worth of matches.

But a combination of nostalgia, the genuine element of surprise that they fortuitously

cook up most years, and then very occasionally, the road to WrestleMania actually having

a bit of spice about it, tends to be that this can't fail, the cursed Rumble era of

the mid-2010s is over, so genuinely I'm back to feeling as good as you could possibly

fail about this match.

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