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Recyculture. As I said, joined by Michael Sigewick to look ahead to Raw tonight. My voice

is horse from shouting slash laughing at extreme rules last night. Michael Sigewick,

before we look at tonight's show and that huge WWE Championship match, what did you

make to extreme rules 2021? I was disappointed. I was disappointed at the broadly competent

professional wrestling because it's funny when it's bad that it's nothing worse than

blandly good WWE. Like, do a bit. The tag team title match was, I thought, very, very

good indeed. Basic formula, the likes of which WWE just simply do. Usually without

too much in the way of really twisting dramatic excitement, but I thought the saves were good.

Funnily enough, if Kevin Dunne rests on a single image, it's more than a second. He

will arrive at a great bit of enhanced drama through his production, and that is The

Save. When Montez Ford hit J. Usal with a frog splire, the height he gets, they can kick

out of that in a million times. I don't care, the height he gets will always make me think.

Well, no one can kick out of that. That looks like he's been, the wind has been totally knocked

out on him. And then, by not moving his camera around, like a little gerbil that he is, I

got a great save out of it. Fantastic. Six-way at the start, it was long, it was a raw

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