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

the Deadly Boys of What Culture, Michael Amplett, Michael Sidgerick, here to review everything

that happened on last night's episode of Monday Night Raw.

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All in the morning, of course, of course, on REST Cultures, as I said, joined by Hamflot

and Sidgerick to discuss Monday Night Raw, and a good show, Michael Sidgerick.

Well, I'm glad he asked me that, because that's how I'm going to frame my succinct summary

before we go into detail as the show unfolds.

Our listener base, I'm pretty sure, or enough of them likes to just listen to this podcast

instead of watching the show.

That portion of the listenership might have heard or read some buzz, some actual loose

of buzz that has come out of the show as being, as you said, like a good or a well-received

one.

And if those listeners were to ask me whether this was a really well-written show, that was

well-booked with exciting matches, that give you some hope for future additions and

planet some seeds, I would have to say, no, dear, that's wrong, but as much as the main

event was built towards with the same dreadfully convenient, stupid plot holes that have polluted

the show for decades, the main event, I would say, is a no-book, go out, you've read

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