Hello and welcome to the role review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cool To Join by one of

the deadly boys, Michael Sitchwick from What Cool To Join. I'm quite enjoying a well-earned

couple of days off 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 Cool To Wrestling on either iTunes, Spotify, or if you get your

podcast from for daily wrestling podcasts. Well, we're not only review Raw and Smack

Now, but also the Wednesday Night Raw between AW and NXT pay-be-views. We have interviews,

round table discussions and a round of the week complete. We're the bloody get quiz,

of course, on Recycle. As I said, that joined by Sitchwick to review Monday Night Raw.

And shock horror, I actually quite enjoyed last night's show, Sitch.

I mean, I certainly didn't hate it. Yeah. And I certainly wasn't, I usually watch

this goddamn show genuinely in the small hours of the night when I watch it. I have a weekly

existential crisis about how this dream job has mutated. And I know I'm very privileged

and I will always acknowledge that. But at the same time, it didn't really feel much

like a dream job in our review and having to watch this goddamn show. I have an existential

crisis about what exactly I'm doing here because it's so often incredibly drab and nonsensical

and low energy. It's just an eerie emulation of what this thing that I used to like has

now become. But I didn't hate it. I did not hate this at all. There was one moment on

the show that I thought was earnestly excellent. There was one match that I had a great deal

of time for. There were some other matches that I thought, like these are passing by with

enough of a sprinty gusto. I'll have a bit of this. Now there was also stuff I could laugh at.

Yeah. As far as the WWE Raw show goes in 2021, this is the absolute best it gets. Yeah,

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