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

the Deadly Boys of What Culture, soon to be joined by Michael Hanford and join now by

Michael Siddwick to review last night's episode of Wrestlemania Raw.

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interviews, round table discussions and a round of the week complete, with a bloody

acquies, of course, on WrestleCulture, as I said though, soon to be joined by Hanford,

join now by Michael Siddwick to review Wrestlemania Raw, and was this the stupendous preview

that you hoped for? No, it was a diashow, pretty much as expected, a diashow with like one

good segment that's nothing you'll ever miss or have not seen before.

One absolute abysmal segment that makes just one of the long-running storylines hanging

into Wrestlemania a complete waste of time and retrospect, some very poor stuff, all

around, starting as they mean to go. So Brock, well, he had a bloody video recaps,

of course, and then Brock Lesnar came out to open the show, and he welcomed everyone

to Manin' Hour, and then he said, I've kind of sucked at that, you can't all do it Brock,

don't worry about it, anyway, he talks about Roman Reigns and says they're going to,

he talks about the history and then says they're going to go down memory lane this weekend,

they're going to go down to Suplex City, they're going to visit the beast of Broadway,

and then they're going to go to the Carnival, and he's going to take a ride on the F-Five

Roman Reigns is, and no one survives a ride on the F-Five. There's a lot of whatchants

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