Hello and welcome to the Raw Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture, joined by the

Daddy Boys of What Culture, Michael Hampton and Michael Siegwick here to review everything

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

if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to What Culture,

resting on either iTunes, Spotify, or maybe get your podcast from for daily wrestling

podcasts. We're not on a review Raw and SmackDown, but also NXT, AW Dynamite,

pay-be-views. We have interviews, round table discussions, and a round of the week complete,

with a little bit of a quiz, of course, on a rest of the culture. As I said,

joined by Hampton and Siegwick to review a rather eventful episode of Monday Night Raw.

What did you think of it, Michael Hampton? Great. Rubbish. Like absolutely rubbish,

but great. What a great time I had. It's been the longest time since I had a great time watching

Monday Night Raw, and I had a great time watching Monday Night Raw. It was eventful,

it was chaotic to the point of destructive, but it was loud, and people made noise for all that

sort of destructive behaviour, so I can't even feel mad about it. I saw characters that I hate,

get in track with an odd distance, and I'm not even talking about you know who are very

odd at NXT Champion. I'm talking about the guy that put that belt on him in the first place.

I'm talking about Vincent Madden, John Laurenite is again coming together to stick one on

Triple H's head, one in his bowels, as they've been doing every week for about six months.

I can't get enough, man. Thank you, wrestling, for ending the pandemic,

and giving us a Raw like this. Given us a Tuesday morning review that for a change,

I haven't dreaded sitting down to talk with you about at all. What a blast.

I'm not doing a bit here, right? I'm honestly not doing a bit. There were certain moments

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