For the first time in three years, the raw after WrestleMania was live in front of actual fans.

But it was a very tame crowd in Dallas. It had been very loud all weekend.

WrestleMania invaded Dallas all week, all weekend. This was the final show of very busy,

very hectic week. I'm sure a lot of those people have been going to all the events.

We have seen some RAWs over the years that night after WrestleMania were the crowd and

I've been part of a lot of those crowds. Those are always some of the most fun shows to be part of.

And this just felt like any other Monday night RAW that you would watch any other week.

A very tame crowd that didn't really react to a whole lot, nothing like the WrestleMania after

crowds of the past. But it's not as if WWE gave these people a whole lot to get excited about

here tonight. So I can't even really blame the fans all that much.

I thought this was a very lackluster episode of Monday Night RAW coming off of WrestleMania.

But we are here tonight doing a rare RAW review live here on the channel. This is my fifth

straight day, I believe, fifth or sixth of live streaming. I am very tired. But we are going to go

through this show. Roman Reigns, all day long people have been talking about Roman Reigns,

we of course won the championship last night at WrestleMania. He unified the two titles together.

So at least for a while we're going to have a unified champion and that's good.

Because the title should be unified. In fact, I could think of a few other titles in this

company that should be unified as well. I could think of a few titles that should be completely

discarded in this company. But that's another issue. Roman Reigns is the unified WWE Universal

Champion, all day long people talking about the possibility that he was hurt.

In his match last night with Brock Lesnar, perhaps that is why the match at WrestleMania came

off as very sudden with that finish the way it ended and it was very lackluster. This is a bad

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