Hello and welcome to the WWE Payback review. I'm Michael Hammond from what culture and

I'm joined by Michael Sidrick from what culture to discuss everything that happened at Saturday's

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around up to this week, round up to the week, not this week, but seeing completely the

blood of your quiz, of course, on wrestle culture. Sidsch, for a variety of reasons,

some of which we'll get into on another podcast today, Payback was flying under the radar

on this busy wrestling weekend, but what we all overall thoughts before we get into the show

in a bit more detail. Well, I've got two things, right? In and of itself, the card,

when exactly as I thought it would, that's not a good thing because I don't think it looked

that great on paper. Yeah, and I averaged out because pretty much everything went exactly as I

thought it would, except one over delivery and one under delivery, and that averaged out basically.

My personal experience of viewing this show was affected because I got up on the Sunday morning

at about five again to preamp the kids waking up, so I would have usually watched it on the

Sunday night, but obviously I had to get in bed early to watch 80W all out. Which is fine,

it's better than getting up to watch Raw. I'll say that, but so I was like, I don't know,

watch some WWE, you know, the PLAs are usually good, and then obviously the bombshell dropped

at the bunker, had been fired, so I watched it while I was on my phone basically.

Good litmus test for how to be honest, I could have watched friggin blade runner and been glued

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