I'm pretty sure that I just got done watching the worst raw of the entire year.

A raw that felt like it would never end.

I want you to know that I went to the movies last week and I watched The Odyssey.

The Odyssey is almost three hours long and somehow that felt shorter than this show did.

This show watching it actually felt longer,

and the show went off the air 15 minutes early tonight.

That's the kind of Monday Night Raw that we got here to follow up Saturday night's main event.

We had no Roman Raines who needed time to recover after 25 minutes of aura farming in Madison

Square Garden the other night. So he was not on the show tonight. Brock Lesnar was not on the show

tonight. They're both going to be on the show next week because next week is the go home

raw before SummerSlam. So we're going to have one last face-to-face between Roman Reins and Seth Rollins,

and then we're going to have a way in between Brock Lesnar and Obafemi.

That's going to be on the show next week.

No, no, no.

Tonight you see was Raw is Danhausen.

Let me tell you, if you are not a fan of Danhausen, this was not the raw for you.

And if you are a fan of Danhausen, you probably won't be for much longer. If they continue to run him into the ground,

there had to be a minimum, minimum, minimum, four, maybe five. Minimum. Segments with Danhausen

on this show. Multiple segments in the back.

Multiple segments in the ring.

Then they announced it at SummerSlam he's going to have a match.

It's going to be Danhausen one-on-one with Dominic Mysterio.

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