Hey now, we are getting over, and I am the Silver King, Adam Silverstein, here to lead you through hard times data with instant analysis of the horror show at WWE Extreme Rules.

And that is going to be a horror show.

How do you like that?

That is the question, Bailey.

How did we like that?

And we are going to break it all down.

We're getting together just moments after WWE Extreme Rules went off the air Sunday night.

This, of course, is your host, the Silver King Adam.

Silverstein, you can follow me on Twitter at Silverstein Adam.

And joining me the normal WWE co-host of this podcast, Chris Vanini.

You can follow him at Chris Vanini.

Chris, that was a pay-per-view.

Yeah, I'm just glad we survived it

because not a lot of people did.

There were some scary moments there.

There were not just on the show itself, but on Twitter.

And wherever I saw people reacting to that show, it's interesting. Definitely one of the more

divisive WWE pay-per-views in quite some time. And I think even on this show, we have not

spoken about our opinions. We did not speak during the show. I think even on

this show, we are going to have some disagreements. Look, I've said that before. I've been wrong. You and I end up aligned on a lot of things, you know, many times. But I have a feeling there will be some arguments on today's show. But for the instant analysis for pay per views, we have a tradition here on the Getting Over podcast,

on the other ones that I've been on. We crack a bottle, we drink a beer while we do the instant

analysis. Tonight, I am bringing in a special double cream stout from Bells at a Comstock,

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