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

of the dadly boys, Michael Hamflot 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, make sure you subscribe

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podcasts, where we're not only review Raw and tonight now, but also NXT, AEW, Dynamite,

Paper Views. We have interviews around table discussions and around up to the week complete.

With Abla Diga, of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said, though, joined by Michael Hamflot's

look ahead to Monday Night Raw and Hamflot. We are just six days away from Wrestlemania,

like, flash. How are you feeling? Oh, how am I feeling? I am not terribly excited about the

Paper View. I'm not terribly excited about the Go Home Show for the Paper View, because

do we really haven't bothered with the concept of a Go Home Show for the Paper Views? I don't

know, like 10 years or something. And my lack of excitement for this episode of Raw is informed

by how I feel every Tuesday after the last episode of Raw. I really don't want a sandbag,

your early podcast enthusiasm of which you're always able to ramp up. But there is a feeling,

looking up and down the notes that you lovingly prepared for this, as I did do this morning,

I've dreaded at the mere sight of some of the names at this point, because we can get into

the long and tired debate about Raw and Smackdown, both being WWE properties. But it comes to

something now where I just look at the people that are featured tonight, and I was like, oh Jesus,

because Seth Rollins' prophecy has come true. I see them surrounded by red instead of blue,

and I just feel sad. Smackdown's not that much better, but I just feel depressed looking at

these names. These names deserve a draft more than the audience, because there's just chance that

if they get moved, they won't be doomed by association again. They won't be doomed by the idea

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