Hey, Brenda, Steve here.

And welcome back to going in Raw, the only pro wrestling podcast you need to be listening to on the docket today.

We've got Crown Jewel Perth, the review from Stephen Lhen larsen that's a clock in the morning

pay-per-view i slough i i did not wake up until the main i think might have been over with i

didn't see exactly how long the paperview was in total it was about eight and a half hour eight and a half

three and a half hours and about eight 30 it's not an It's not an A.W pay-per-view.

8.30 is a rent.

Now, I woke up at 8.

Yeah, I actually woke up.

Dope had sent me a text with a screenshot of like Cody.

And he said, yeah, this is crap, not watching this.

So I was like, I don't know what to expect.

He's almost spoil anything. I actually, you know, respect to Mr. Dope for his opinion. I actually really enjoyed Crown Jewel. That was pretty good show. You know, it's a certain extent, it's a shame this wasn't the first ESPN pay-per-view, you know, to launch with the show that actually had like some stakes in that,

I know the crowd jewel stuff isn't a huge deal.

But at least in terms of Seth and Cody, they gave it enough story that it felt like it was important.

Absolutely.

At least for Seth.

For sure.

The matches pretty much across the board were all good to really good to really, really good.

There wasn't a dud on the card really

i'll say this about your first point really quick this match has had the most significance for

the vision that i think we may be seen so far and i and i love the backstage between Heyman and Braun and Bronson where

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