Hey now, we are getting over, and I am the Silver King, Adam Silverstein, here to lead you through these hard times.

With instant analysis of WE money in the bank.

That's right.

The Silver King is back once again,

and we are here just minutes after WWE money in the bank went off the air.

And what a damn show it It was the first WWE

pay-review with a sold-out crowd in nearly 18 months, delivered in nearly every way Sunday night.

My co-host on this podcast, Vintage Chris Vinini, was in attendance in Fort Worth, Texas. He had a great seat.

He got to see it all go down live, and I am quite jealous of him. Now, we will bring Chris in a

minute. The issue that we have right now is he's actually driving home from the arena, from the show.

So he is going to be joining us from the car on his iPhone headset. We're taping this via

Zoom. This is not our normal equipment. So please right off the top, any audio issues, anything

that sounds weird or not up to our normal quality, please excuse it. We're trying to give you

the best show that we possibly can. And the way we do that here, instant analysis style is we crack open

a beer. Of course, Chris is a responsible adult. He is not Jim Euso, so he will not be inviting

while he is driving. The Silver King got excited, previewing the show with Chris, already cracked

open the can, but I am drinking a morning glow from Swamphead brewing in Gainesville, Florida,

Go Gators, the special beer, my final one of a six-pack that I was saving for this very

special occasion. So before I welcome in Chris, we're going to get to everything that happened

on Money in the Bank. I got to remind you what this show is all about. And you folks know, it is.

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