Uh-oh, you know, they were set up for 7,000 seats tonight on raw. Apparently, they only sold 6,400. What's going on? I mean, is this it? Is the hot streak over? Holy shit. I mean, we're still used to hearing about them selling out or they have 50 seats left. That was the biggest surprise when I looked to see how many tickets were sold for tonight's show.

I just wanted to see where they were.

I saw they were in Evansville, Indiana.

I don't know how strong of a market Evansville is, although the crowd sounded decently loud tonight.

I don't know, man.

We actually got a very different main event. Believe it or not, we have been inundated by

main events with the Vision or the Usos or L.A. night week after week after week after week, after week,

after week. And tonight we had none of that in the main event. They actually gave us a main event

with the ladies.

The ladies, of course, being the ones who really saved the day at wrestlepalooza or

mid-palooza or whatever you want to call it over the weekend. They helped make that show

passable on Saturday. We had Ria Ripley and Aska,

which they kept talking about how this is a WrestleMania caliber main event.

It was actually a WrestleMania main event.

I have no idea why they didn't draw any attention to that.

They did actually have a WrestleMania match many years ago,

but in WWE, it's as if it just never happened.

But we had Ria Ripley and Oscar one-on-one in the main event tonight, and it was an excellent

match.

They had a hell of a match until the finish.

We had some goofiness at the finish, which you had to expect.

Not surprised, you know, given the story they're telling.

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