Hello and welcome to the Raw Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture. Join my

The Daily Boys on Whatculture. I'm Michael Haver, and I'm Michael Siegwick here to review

everything that happened on last night's episode of Monday Now or Owl. But before we get

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have my A to B rap page, pay per views, premium live events, we have interviews, round table

discussions and a round of the week complete. Well, but I get quiz, of course, on a wrestle

culture. As I said, John by Haver, Siegwick, to review Monday Night Raw. What a great show

this was. Come on. Do we do any shows are bad enough and long enough that, yeah, I'm

going to say, do we do me much of the year? Can take place on an objectively horrific

show? That's where we're at this point. The best of it would be much of the year. And

I dare say that'll stick to WrestleMania at least. And even then, the way the card is

looking, it looks more like it would be the occasion that would make for a great match

rather than anything individually. And this was still atrocious. They were kind enough

to give you, when you were perhaps your most alert and not deep into the second or third

hour way, patience is starting to worth it. It was the best of times, it was the worst

of times on WWE Raw last night. And even the great thing, there's still flaws with it.

Like, as an actual end to end belt, a bell thing, much of the air in WWE. Great. Still

I've got a lot of problems. That means I couldn't enjoy that much, but we'll get to

here. Yeah, I've really enjoyed elements of this show, but I will admit, Edgerton in

himself blue might have been a dropball moment. And when I saw, late yesterday that they

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