It is your WrestleMania backlash post show.

I am John Pollock alongside waiting here with you on a Sunday night,

minutes after the WWE finished off their event from the Dunkin' Donuts Center.

Yes, that is correct.

Yeah, the esteemed Dunkin' Donuts Center.

Incredible legacy in that building, of course, and great franchise.

Yes, happy Mother's Day to everybody who celebrated today.

Yes, all the mothers out there, we hope you had a wonderful day

capped off by three hours of professional wrestling at the end of it, tremendous scheduling.

I mean, breakfast and bed, three hour WWE wrestling show, that's usually part of it, yeah.

Yes, so what did you think about tonight's format?

Way, six matches, no pre-show matches.

This was, you know, it was largely three hours of wrestling.

There was very little in the way of angles, not completely divorced from any angles,

but this was largely a start to finish pro wrestling show where nothing was short-changed

and everyone got time, but it was a more compact card.

I liked it. I liked the pace of today's show.

I thought in terms of filler, I mean, we can debate, you know, what can constitute a filler,

but as far as like match quality goes, I much prefer not having a meaningless match,

and the kickoff match, I mean, selfishly, it means that I can start my day an hour later.

There's nothing at all to recap, you know, and I wonder if it makes any sort of difference,

you know, to the overall interest of the pay-per-view, they might have more interest,

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