Hey now, we are getting over, and I am the Silver King, Adam Silverstein, here to lead you through these hard times.

We are here just hours removed from the raw after WrestleMania 36 going off the year.

And honestly, not that long after WrestleMania 36 itself ended on Sunday night.

If you have not already, be sure to listen to our instant analysis of WWE,

WrestleMania 36, where Jack Crosby and I break down every result and storyline that went

down over the 18-match two-day show this past weekend.

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With me today is Chris Benini to break down a mediocre raw after WrestleMania, which I think

we basically all expected. But we're going to start today's show hitting a couple topics

from WrestleMania for a second time, maybe with a fresher look at WWE's biggest show of the year now that we're

basically 36 hours removed from WrestleMania 36.

We can call it the WrestleMania remix if we want.

You know, Chris, there were moments from 36 that I did end up rewatching before Raw on Monday night.

And the primary one that I rewatched was the

WWE championship match between Brock Lesner and Drew McIntyre. Because in the moment,

I was a little annoyed by it. I thought it was not necessarily the same as Goldberg-Ronstroman.

A lot of people just jumped to that conclusion because it was fast and there were a lot of finishers. But I didn't love it necessarily. However, when I re-watched

that match a second time, I still didn't love it necessarily, but I really liked it. And I think had it been

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