Hello and welcome to the Rawl review I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by the

Dadley Boys of WhatCulture. Michael Hanford Michael Sidwick is

to review everything that happened on last night's episode of Monday Night Rawl.

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As I said, they're joined by Hamlet and Sidewick to review a, let's say, chaotic episode of Monday Night Raw.

Partially it can be excused because of the very late diagnosis yesterday of Drew McIntyre who now has COVID unfortunately

wishing well in his recovery of course there but also I don't think we can

excuse all of Monday Night Rawls crapness, Sidge.

I can't excuse it. As with so much else in professional wrestling, the standard has been set

when a huge main event was disrupted through COVID on 8 a week dynamite.

Tony Kahn pivoted. He realized that there are actually if you book really well and consistently

you can parachute other names from other

programs into your main event picture if you're a thorough and consistent booker arriving at

John Moxie versus Eddie Kingston which spun off into one of the best foods of the entire year.

So no, there is no excuse.

Realistically, if this was a good show following a few pretty damn good ones by a competent pro wrestling company and the

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