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Hello and welcome to the Raw Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture. Join by the

Dadly Boys of Whatculture. I'll have a look back on last night'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 to

Whatculture. I tune Spotify. We're going to get you podcasts from for daily

resting podcasts. We're not only a review Raw and Smackdown, but also NXT, AW, Dynamite,

PPVs. We have interviews, round table discussions and a round of the week complete,

with a money quiz, of course, on recipes. As I said, they're joined by Hampler and

Citric to review Monday Night Raw and Michael Hampler. What did you make of the go-home show

ahead of Wrestlemania? Bad wrestling shows. It's the worst wrestling show there is.

It's the worst version of the worst wrestling show there is. I was as hyped for

go-home as I will be for fallout this time in seven days when on both occasions we've been

given nothing to talk about, nothing to respond to. Like, SARS, you know, like, well, there's a

couple of things we get to pick out here that were that were reasonable that are interesting.

A couple of three hours. It's not enough, is it? It's not enough. It's never going to be enough

ever, but you're looking at maybe 50-50 to have a satis factory time with you three hours and

it's not even 90-10. Not even 95-5, 98-2. I like two things in three hours. It's not enough.

It's never going to be enough. John Pollock tweeted this morning, it's been nearly 500 episodes

of these three hours. That's like, I'll never get those back, ever. There's a line in the film,

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