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 Care to review everything

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

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podcasts, where we're not going to review Raw, but also SmackDown, NXT, AW, Dynamite,

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complete. We're the buddy and quiz, of course, on a rest of the chat. As I said,

joined by Hanford and Cigarette Care to review Raw. And another show, Michael Hanford,

that wasn't absolutely terrible. Yeah, lowest bar ever, et cetera, et cetera,

like ever, ever, ever, ever. I feel like we'll talk a bit more about that during the five-star

review review. But I, bars have never been lower. Expectation of qualities have never been

lower. And as a result, like I thought the show was possible. Like I'm low to go wild with praise

because it's raw. It's three hours. There's always a minimum of one. And it's like always more

than one now. Thing that in the old days, when there was standards, it would like be WrestleCraft

Hall of Fame. Honestly, like there's this stuff every week that would now be like WrestleCraft

Hall of Fame. So you can never just be like, wow, like what a great raw. What a really great three

hours. It just never happens. It's impossible. But things are really like, like genuinely,

things are really like a couple of angles that seem decent, proper, breath of fresh air,

in at least three separate feeds that things are actually moving on after like everything just

slumped horribly after WrestleMania. So watchable without some of the existential dread that

I normally have when we sit down to review these shows. I don't really add anything to that

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