Hello, and welcome to the raw review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture joined by the

Dadly Boys of Whatculture, Michael Hanford and Michael Cigarette Review. Everything that

happened on last night's episode of Monday Night Raw. But before we get into it, if you're

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Cigarette Review Monday Night Raw, the Go Home episode as head of hell in a cell. And how

was it for you, Michael Hanford?

Robert Schman, just Robert Schman, just Robert Schman. Nothing the kind of bad, I think,

were legendary, really bad, that we had last week to pour over. Just rubbish at which is

their standard now, which is a real shame, isn't it? There's one great match we're going

to talk about. Raw tends to offer one of these almost every week, but what the damage

does from the rest of the shows that it makes you care increasingly less about said

good much. I really like the good match this week. I'm sometimes a bit lower on the

capital G, capital, good matches that Raw provides. I really liked it this week, but the

show still wasn't good enough to provide me with the energy to enjoy it fully. It just

saps away your life there. I say it look forward to going into this

everywhere with the U2, because at least we get to pick it a little bit. For anyone

that might still be out there watching and waiting for it to get better, we can explain

why the mechanisms are just not in place for it, but this was like joylessly rubbish

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