Hello, and welcome to the Raw Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by one

of the deadly boys, Michael Hamflut from WhatCulture, Michael Citwick, taking me well-earned

break after WrestleMania. To discuss everything that happened on the Raw after WrestleMania,

but before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe

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for daily wrestling podcasts. Well, we not only review Raw and Smacknav, but also

AEW, Dynamite, NXT, Pay Per Views. We have interviews around table discussions and a roundup

of the week complete. Well, bloody good quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said,

they're joined by Michael Hamflut to review the Raw after WrestleMania, and it didn't really

feel like the Raw after WrestleMania, for perfectly honest, did it?

Oh God. How can I talk about this show without talking about this show, especially in the

absence of Citwick, the far more articulate of the two daddies? Many, many, many years ago,

I'm talking a lifetime before I got to do this for a living, blessed as I am, every day.

I was bouncing around in admin jobs that I was no good at. From one to another to another,

that was trying to be good at because I could buy shirt tie combos from Asda, but I was never as

good as I could have been. My gift was not being wasted. My gift was to recite Pointless trivia

on YouTube videos, and then articles. It wasn't to do effective filing. I was not an effective

file. I believe in admin, I believe it's a skill. I've not had that skill, but I certainly had

lots of jobs where I attempted to have that skill. And I left to one, I really liked, to go back

to an old admin job I had. I had worked there several years ago in the company that's tiny,

and then I left. And for several years, the owner of that tiny company very kindly tried to

ask me to come back. You would make various offers and things like that. I did work to

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