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Adam Silverstein here leads you through these hard times with our first breaking news,

instant analysis edition of getting over that's right we're

coming to you just minutes after the conclusion of wwee raw went off the air on monday night to cover

everything that happened one night after wwee money in the bank speaking of that if you have not

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and listen to our one-hour breakdown of WWE's first pay-per-view since WrestleMania 36.

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Chris Vanini is with me to break down

the fallout from Money in the Bank, the big news from Raw, and what it all means for WWE going

forward. And to do that, we enter the main event. And the main event starts with the first

segment from Raw on Monday night as Becky Lynch,

the raw women's champion, relinquished her title, and Aska became the new champion.

And why did all of this happen?

Because Becky Lynch, as they say is with child, the man is pregnant the first time in WWE history that a champion

has relinquished a title due to pregnancy. Becky told People Magazine in a story that came out

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