Hello and welcome to the Raw Preview. I'm Alan Wilborn from What Culture joined by one

of the dadly boys, Michael Hamflut from What Culture 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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Raw and SmackDown, we're also the Wednesday Night Raw between AW and NXT, pay-be-views,

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whether below your quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said, joined by Hamflut to preview

the penultimate Raw ahead of Wrestlemania, and it looks like an eventful one.

It does look like an eventful one and let me just scroll past the incredible form records

of Sunderland and Chesterfield in our chat so I can look back at what we're previewing

on this week's Raw. No, I just wanted to be able to glow on behalf of both of us. This

is a really eventful Raw and that's great. Last week's review, we touched upon this.

Do we need to be had no choice but to actually get on the road to Wrestlemania that the

pretended had started back at the Royal Rumble and it made for a really busy show last week?

It wasn't the best Raw's quality. I don't even think it undulates anymore. I think it's mostly

flat lining with occasional spikes, but just the fact that so much was going on and so much was

added to the card, just gave it a bit of life and I hope now with almost no time to screw it up.

I hope we can just get two decent weeks of build. Most things are so fresh and are so interesting

and if they're not fresh, such as the goo, they're formal now, they're announced, they're official.

It's official so we can start talking about them in proper terms rather than just speculating

eventually it's going to be built. I've got not high hopes but measured ones that were at least

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