Hello and welcome to the raw preview. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture joined by one

of the deadly boys, Michael Handflip from Whatculture to look ahead to tonight's episode

of Monday Night Raw. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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of the week complete with a bloody good quiz, of course, on rest of culture. As I said,

though, joined by Michael Handflip to look ahead to Raw tonight. And presumably, the new

number one contender, Kofi Kingston. Yeah. And it was a cute enough way, I guess, to mix things

up as a one off for a week to incorporate kind of Kofi Kingston into the same corporate Kofi Kingston

title picture, as I'm saying the words, I know I don't mean them. It's a strange, curious choice

of somebody to get a win over Bobby Lashley in order to reheat Bobby Lashley drew my entire

programme. We have to sort of be transparent about what is a fairly transparent story. We're

heading towards a hell in the cell, a few that seem destined to like offer the final payoff

of Drew and Bobby, whichever way that goes. Kofi Kingston is at least somebody different in

that mix for a few weeks. I don't know if they're up this tonight. As of was recording this now,

we haven't yet seen, you know, precisely how they're going to follow this up. I don't know if

we're going to get a match or whatever, but I think there could be, I think they could probably sell

a WWE Championship main event of next week's Raw with one decent hard sell this week.

Yeah, they can tell their listeners because they've already gone with Bobby Lashley's

open challenge fought out, which is exactly right. And I'm going to write on the notes for

this podcast, but yeah, I, you sense that it is going to be, well, you pin the champion,

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