Hello and welcome to the Raw Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cooled You're Join

by the Deadly Boys of What Cooled You're Michael Hamlet and Michael Sugevik here to review

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The Go Home show ahead of the Royal Rumble. I quite enjoyed this one.

Yeah, me too. I like to think that our podcast is a

bit of a Trojan Horse. You know, there's like silly voices, a bit of fun, and then there's

some analysis hidden in that you maybe weren't expecting. In reality, it's probably a reverse

at this point, but I like to think that's one thing. Raw is a Trojan Horse, just more silly stuff

inside, just silly on top of the silly. They can't do big time pay-per-view promotion anymore.

We booked various different ways in which to do a win, we knew the bits that they might do

silly in the bits that might do serious. It's one of the biggest pay-per-views of the year,

it's going to kick off the biggest business period of the year for them, historically, all that sort

of stuff. This nonsense is all they know. I just didn't hear it in the nonsense.

It's so much better. It is exponentially better, in fact, when they just embrace the nonsense.

It's difficult to gauge when exactly Raw is that it's absolute worst, but legitimately,

the most drab times I've ever had watching this TV shows, when they have the

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