Hello and welcome to the Raw Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cool To Join by the

Dadly Boys of What Cool To Your Microhandler and Microcedure Week. Here to review everything

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

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not only review Raw, but also SmackDown, NXT, AW Dynamite, AW Rampage, paid reviews, we have

interviews, round table discussions and a round of the week complete. We're about to get quiz,

of course, on Recycle, which as I said though, joined by Hamplet and Sidjwick. And Jens,

quite a come down from Sunday night this show.

It's rubbish, it's so boring, it's so boring, it's so flat. If you stack up the roasters

against one another, the greatest thing Vince McMahon ever did was get born earlier,

born earlier than Tony Kong, their market visibility, their reach, their ability to somehow

not hemorrhage the entire audience is literally the only thing they have going over AW, is their

history, their established market presence, because in terms of star power, quality,

pose, audience belief, excitement, there is no comparison between these two products.

And I'm sorry, we are a mainstream wrestling outlet. We don't cover the likes of Dragon Gate,

Noah and the like, that's just what we do, we're a mainstream news outlet. As it so happens,

we cover AW and WWE primarily. It's becoming impossible to watch one promotion in the immediate

wake of another. This has been the case almost since AW's inception. By the way, I wrote a goddamn

article before AW formed, but just as AW formed, it's saying the secret myth about WWE's competition.

Everyone's going to have to be great at this for competition. It's not 96 anymore,

they're not going to do anything. The structure isn't in place, since the man's completely lost it,

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