Hello! And welcome to the Raw Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by one of the

dadly boys Michael Sidduick from WhatCulture to review everything that happened on last night's

episode. Oh, man, no, no. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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As I said, joined by Sidduick for a review last night's Raw and the go-home show head of

SummerSlam this weekend. It was all right. It was a very sort of... It was okay for a Raw show.

There's one thing that I absolutely loved about this, some various things that I liked,

some things I did nothing for me whatsoever, one really annoying missed opportunity.

And I will get to that. But yeah, there was one thing on this show where I thought,

not just where's this been for the last few weeks, where's this been for about five years?

We'll get into it in due course. For once, the Flip in Judgment Day did an open Monday night

or all that responsibility was handed over to one Logan Paul, who got the, what are they

reaction you expect for Logan Paul, loads of booze, he says, I've just got this thing where I don't

really like talking in front of brain-deck people. So I'll get on with it. I'm not here for you,

you bunch of losers. I'm here for Ricochet, talked about how Ricochet attacked him last week,

fans did the what treatment, they did it a lot last night and I did not appreciate it. I never do.

But he says he's going to beat Ricochet in the most viral match in WWE history at Somerslam.

Of course, this brings out Ricochet, who gets a great reaction to be first. He's doing wonders

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