Hello and welcome to the Raw Review.

We are the Dadley Boys of What Culture.

I'm Adam Wilborn, joined by Michael Amflot and Michael Sidrick here to review everything that I'm not on last night's episode of Manana Rao.

But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to podcasts where we're not on a review Raw,

but also Smackdown the show, formerly known as NXT2.0.

We're in Dynamite, A.W. Collision, pay-per-views, premium live events.

We have interviews, round-table discussions, and a round of the week complete.

Well, the main quiz, of course, on wrestle culture. As I said, though, joined by Hafflin' Zook to review last night's roar and all the fallout from Saturday night's main event and

WWE Evolution.

Mixed bag, but I guess the constant glut of shows means that they have no choice but to get stuff going for SummerSlam.

We've got a two-night stadium show to build to and you've got, well, now, two rows.

I couldn't believe that one looked at the calendar before last night.

That was one of the three rows they have left to build the raw side of summer.

I'm saying with SmackDown, that can only help.

That can only help.

Because this wasn't, like, anything mega special.

I didn't think. However, there is like no time to waste. And you got a lot of that

energy at least with like the last match and the big sort of reveal at the end. And that'll probably

help because the storytelling isn't really up to par. But as this show kind of proved,

they can just show you the big matches they've got on at this point.

There's nothing to do, we're getting the way of those.

There was one thing on the show that I thought was really, really strong.

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