Hello and welcome to the Raw preview on Michael Sitchwick, joined by a fellow

daddly boy Michael Hamflit to discuss everything that's in store on tonight's show.

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a bloody good quiz of course on WrestleCulture, Hamflit, right, okay, we have a spoiler

for the listeners here, but so we've got a bit of a big goal, right? WWE is doing its

best ratings since 2020, giving the fact that cable cutting, not necessarily an X-cold

cutting I think it's called an American, not a big excuse for the big drop off WWE

have had recent years, but you know it's a significant problem, TV is dying, etc, etc.

So I don't think it should be, it can't be emphasized enough how impressive WWE's

recent TV ratings are when he consider the wider state of that industry, how hard it is

to grow anything, and you know numbers are up to the best amounts since 2020, like this

bloodline saga people are calling it, you know, like Scorsese himself has directed it,

deep Royal Rumble PLA, got the biggest live gate and the entire history of the event,

which apparently might have been watched literally by 2 million people on paper by a thirst

and as well, isn't it? WWE is white hot, the box office in the arenas,

in front of the TV box, with the critics, even the shows are being a bit louder of late,

how then am I looking at bullet points that read the following, Seth Rounds on Miz TV,

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