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

Dadly Boys of What Culture, Michael Hamler, Michael Situick here to review everything that happened

on last night's episode of Manaro. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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Dubai. Oh, AWS. I ate review, rampage, pay reviews, we have interviews,

round table discussions, and I round up the week complete. We're putting in a quiz, of course,

on a wrestler culture, as I said, joined by Hamler and Situick to review Monday Night Raw.

Two weeks away from Survivor Series, Sige. I love bloody else going on. You know,

they finally got a direction at least. It felt from the outside looking in that they didn't

know if they could be asked with the role they had to smack that thing. Subsequently realized

that would not really build anything else, so why not go for it? What's going on is that

they themselves, in a red display of self awareness, have realized that the premise behind

it all of this is complete bollocks. Nobody's really interested. So what they've instead done is

just dropped some bollocks on social media, decided we'll try and build some stuff

for after the fact, because it sells itself through micro calls, incessant

insistence that, you know, it's a one night per year. It isn't like Roman Reigns is doing those

frigging long island show. And yeah, in the absence of any gripping storylines that are heading

towards a conclusion or whatever, they've just decided to stick 10 extra minutes on matches

to the effective, like, pretty much tool apathy on my part.

Yeah, I didn't hate this role. There is some utter nonsense on this role, which we will get

there. And by, like, I genuinely mean stuff that didn't make sense, not just your typical WRE

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