So, I have been wanting this for years, and if you're an older fan like me,

oh, I'm so ancient right now, you'll totally get it.

And if you're a young fan, what I look forward to having a chat with you.

We're doing the April 17th Raw main event, not only do we have Kevin Owens,

Sami Zayn and Matt Riddle to take on the Judgment Day,

but by the end of it, the LWO were getting involved as were the bloodline,

as we got a big old-fashioned fraction wrestling brawl.

So, I thought this absolutely rocked hard, and why?

The WWE were finally fixing this historic mistake,

and did the Y too early.

Here's why, I suck.

The best ride, we are talking about faction warfare, we are talking about stables,

we are talking about groups, we are talking about whatever you want to call them.

So, we go back to this Raw 2.

Do not forget it began with Damien Priest, rear-rippedly,

Dominic Listerio and Finn Balor coming out to make a deal with Paul Heyman,

the Usos and Solus Akola, and straight away, I was like, man, I like this,

because we're going back to the past.

I still don't know the real reason why WWE has shied away for this for so many years,

but I can only presume it's because one Vince McMahon doesn't like it.

And the evidence is up there on the screen.

I mean, he enjoys nothing more than putting two people together,

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