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one of the deadly boys, Michael Sidjwick from What Called Your To The Review. Everything

that happened on last night's episode of Monday Night Raw. But before we get into it,

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with Amariga quiz, of course, on Recycle Jazz. As said, joined by Michael Sidjwick,

Michael Humberland, enjoying a well-earned week off to talk about Monday Night Raw.

And I suppose Sidjwick, all good things must come to an end in terms of a great wrestling weekend.

Yeah, but the best thing about Raw is when something goes horribly drastically wrong,

and unfortunately for Carrying Cross, it played for him tonight or last night,

and that put me in a good, shardon-froider mood, like mere weeks or mere week after

the return of fans. It's like, oh, let's go to the Thunderdome. You might as well. It's cheaper.

You've already built the bloody thing, and the fans make more noise when they are piped in

ambient sounds, rather than these dead crowds, and I don't blame the dead crowds, I blame a dead

product. But fans were up for some of this, and Carrying Cross should yield some jokes.

So there should be a better and more spirited tone for the podcast than in previous weeks.

Life comes at you fast, doesn't it? You think back to when it was like, you know, Carrying Cross,

just dominating NXT, smashing through everyone, and then he loses the NXT championship.

Prior to losing it, when he walks out this chance about, I think it was like, where's Scarlett

or we want Scarlett or something like that, as he's making his entrance, he loses. We all know

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