Hello and welcome to the Raw Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatco, John. I have some good news, but first some bad news. The dadly boys still aren't here. Michael Hanflot and Michael Sidgwick still enjoying their well-earned holiday. But the good news is I'm in God mode, so I'll cover them more than adequately with my good friend, Adam Nicholas, just listening to me, talk bollocks about Monday Night Raw for the next hour or so. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to what culture wrestling on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music and YouTube, where we do daily wrestling podcasts, where we're not in review Raw, but also Smackdowndown. The show, formerly known as NXT2.0. We do we've-W collision, pay-per-views, premium live events. We have interviews, roundtable discussions, and a round-up of the week complete. All the particular quiz, of course, on wrestle culture. As I said, though, not joined by Michael Hamfleur or Michael Sidgwick to review last night's raw, which means probably one of the most positive raw reviews you've ever heard. look, I'm always in a good mood when it comes to Monday Night Raw, but particularly on

last night's show.

Just genuinely wonderful news for Naomi and Jimmy Uso left me to steal a phrase from Simon

Miller, left me feeling all warm and fuzzy in my tum-tum, just as Roman Rains did when he returned later on in the show.

And I thought there was some good builds in here, more matches being added to Clash in Paris,

and the in-ring stuff was really enjoyable as well.

Would it be nice to have the Philly fans, you know, actually make some noise for this show.

But we move on and let's dive straight into

Last Night's Raw, which opened up with the vision coming out, of course, led by Seth Freakin

Rollins.

But before I get to what was said, over to our fashion expert, Adam Nicholas, thoughts on that

floral outfit that he was wearing?

In the spirit of Paris.

Se manifest.

Oh, my God.

Love that.

I thought, ah, if only had a time, I'd have got one of those

for myself for the tour.

Yeah.

It probably costs about $8,000, I mean, it could probably cost more than that, looking at that. Do you have those big red shoes he wore? I do. Jeez. I do remember them indeed. And also, you got a big shout out to the man

with all the shoes of course

your friend and mine

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