Hello and welcome to the Raw Preview. I'm Michael Amfort from What Culture and I'm

joined by Michael Sidrick from What Culture to discuss everything that could happen on tonight's

edition of Monday Night Raw. But first, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure

to subscribe to What Culture Wrestling on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Easy Explosify, wherever

you get your podcasts from for daily wrestling podcasts. Where we'll be on a preview and

review Monday Night Raw, but also Friday Night Smackdown, the show formerly known as NXT

Dupont. Oh! AW Dynamite, AW Collision, we've got pay-per-view Premium Live events, hold

restaurant reviews, have a round table discussions and have a round of the week. Complete, with

a bloody good quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. Sid, it's Monday, we've had really engaged

debate and discussion on Collision, the debut edition, which we would love to say people's

feedback on as well. Did you tweet it? I did, I did, I haven't tweeted Smackdown yet, I

guess that, I didn't have people like the bloodline. Big deal, we know that, we've heard

that for years, but we had a very sort of, we had shared enthusiasm for the bloodline,

it was rare that we have shared enthusiasm for WWE. So let's keep that over raw. I know

you're an oaf, I just broke something, but it's because I'm excited. I'm really excited.

I am. Well, it's a bit of a fed. It's dubbed WWE. I'm not really, but I'm excited

about Logan Paul, genuinely, you know, beyond the sort of hype, like sort of, I was going

to say hyperbole, but it's not really that. Beyond the praise that I think is work warranted,

you had to be careful of it, like falling into that shame at man trap. Remember that he

doesn't need to be out on the road all the time. He doesn't need to take all the bumps

so we can risk it all in three or four special performances a year. However, I think the

difference with Logan Paul is that he brought a star quality that Shane McMahon never

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