Hello and welcome to the raw review. I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by the

Dadly Boys of WhatCulture, Michael Hanflot and Michael Sidgerick here 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 only review Raw and SmackDown, but also NXT, AW, Dynamite,

pay-per-views, we have interviews, round table discussions and a round of the week completes,

or with a bloody quiz, of course, on a wrestle, which as I said, they're joined by Hanflot and Sidgerick

to review just an atrocious episode of Monday Night Raw. Hanflot, four rematches, a match that's

going to lead to another rematch next week, AJ Styles getting pinned by Jackson Bloody Riker,

and really, Ripley, not understanding how beat the clock match works.

Awful. And it must be because I pickled my brain with 12 hours of drinking over the weekend after

virtually a year off. But I found this to be probably the most tolerable roar of 2021.

It obviously speaks to the low bar because we have our little chat before we hit record.

And I immediately feel very much like an odd man out, that it's just been another disastrous

Monday on this just disastrous show with no hope, no future, no heart to it whatsoever.

But we've made no secret of the fact that we sometimes take a little shortcut,

you can watch these slightly sped up sometimes. And with a load of matches, and a lot less

gargard than you get on your average week, still loads because there's always loads,

but less than the average, I found this watchable version of WWE Dreck, rather than something

that I've come to just dread of a Tuesday morning. But how many points did you have?

You sound like too many, mate. So I've worked out, done some maths that, so this is day three of a

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