Hello and welcome to the WWRORE review.

I'm Michael Siddwick, joined by Michael Hamfleet, fellow Dadly Boy,

where we discuss everything that went down on last night show.

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Browd Thoultz, it's a weekly privy, right? Weekly privilege.

The longest running weekly episodic ski.

Like, you're just glad to be seated for it.

But it's a bit dull, isn't it?

It was a bit dull.

Dull.

A bit light on actual content, which is weird because, and we'll get obviously into the minutiae,

but I think I would assume that you felt the same as me.

One of the things we were most excited about in previewing in the show yesterday, it fell quite flat.

And if for nothing else, the fact that this, WWV, a problem of their own design, ultimately, the SummerSlam build, being shortened to about three weeks on account of all the ridiculous shows they put in place, the counter programme AWW, has, if nothing else created an urgency around this car.

These match graphics flash up and everything is relatively fresh because it's only been booked

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