As I sit here on another Monday night, hi everybody, it's another raw review.

A very boring show tonight as I sit here and I am still waiting for the on-ramp to this

supposed road to WrestleMania. When does it kick in exactly?

It's almost March. Still waiting.

The good news, though, is that they did not do the one thing I was hoping that they would not do,

which is put Gunther in the elimination chamber.

Javon Evans is going to the chamber.

It was Javon Evans. It was Gunther. It was Dominic Mysterio.

That was our main event tonight on the show.

And I was surprised there were so many people who actually were just convinced that Gunther was going to the chamber.

I can understand some people feeling that way. But like I'm looking in the live chat and everything, and everyone was just so sure that, you know, Gunther was going to go.

And it just seemed to me like

the Dragon Lee story was right there. I don't know why people thought that it was going to work out that way, but that would have been a very big mistake had Gunther gone to the chamber, especially if he was not going to win it. There was no point in him going to the chamber. And when you have a triple threat match like this, you don't have to beat Gunther directly.

In the chamber, you'd have to, because it's elimination style.

That's not what these triple threat matches are.

But man, I got to tell you.

I have to tell you.

Watching Dragon Lee dive off that barricade towards the end of the main event tonight with that ringbell

to the anti-pop.

It's the only way I could describe it.

We talk about pops and big reactions that things get on these shows.

This was the anti-pop.

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