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

Daily Boys of WhatCulture, Michael Hanford, and Michael Siduick here to review everything

that happened on last night's episode. Oh, man, now, wow. But before we get into it, if you're

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As I said, they're joined by Hanford and Siduick to review last night's Raw, the Go Home Show

ahead of the Go Home Show for the Royal Rumble, effectively the Go Home Show before Raw gets

triple eggs. And I quite enjoyed this one. Yeah, you know how you've admitted that

WWE have got a cheat code with you where, if the end segment is good, you kind of burst in

at work like the cool-aid man through the wall and be like, I'm a dog, basically, yes.

I am slightly worried that's happening to me with the opening segment, because I was so bang

into the opening promo and then the match that followed, like they actually came back from

break with something that was still interested in watching, which almost never happens,

that like me and apparently the rest of the WWE universe in the building were game for this,

and I didn't really buy their standards. Yeah, I didn't really have a terrible time with this show

as a result. Some terrible garbage nonetheless. Oh yeah, but like a vast, vast upgrade on what

we've had from the last few weeks to me personally here. It was better than a husband.

Cool, let's get into it. Because the bloodline opened the show as they always do.

Yeah, people didn't watch it, anything, they didn't. And they come down, do you so?

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