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

Dadly Boys of WhatCulture, Michael Hampler, and Michael Cedric here to look back on last

night's episode of Munning Hour Owl. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this

sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to WhatCulture's thing on either iTunes, Spotify,

or ever get your podcast from for daily wrestling podcasts, where you not only review Raw,

but also SmackDown, NXT, Dubai. Oh, it'll be done in my interview, round table discussions,

and a round of the week complete. Whether by the quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture, as I said,

joined by Hampler and Cedric to review Monday Night Raw. There's some good moments to this show,

Hampler. I've been waiting all year for a Raw that I enjoyed as much as this one. To be

able to say you, 24 hours after we tried our best to be enthusiastic, review and Friday,

to SmackDown, and say that Raw is WWE's best show, because this was absolutely categorically

objectively more entertaining than the last six or seven months of SmackDown. Roman Reigns

defeated Daniel Bryan. There's your cut offline. That was the point at which SmackDown

was better than this episode of Munning Hour Owl. I know it's this quite lame hot take

at this point to sort of suggest that SmackDown's rubbish, even though it is, Raw is better

than SmackDown. That's how rubbish SmackDown is. This Raw was, at least, had a good time.

I had an alright time watching this. What? I had an alright time watching this. There

was a match to kick off. That was scheduled. Main event was set. Main event was set. The

opening match was scheduled. We've just got a little preamble before it, which is absolutely

fine. And I'm telling you now, there was something on this show that I earnestly had a massive

smile on my face watching, and I genuinely actually pissed myself laughing during it. There

was some WWE flavoured stuff that I always hate, but it could kind of half tolerate because

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