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I'm Adam Wilborn, joined by Michael. I'm from Michael. Michael Sidgwick here to review everything happening on last night's episode of But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to What Cool Trressing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music and YouTube. We do daily wrestling podcasts where we're not in Review Raw, but also smackdown the show, formerly known as NXT2.

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Way to be done at my pay-per-views, premium live events. We have interviews, roundtable discussions, and a roundup of the week complete. The budget, of course, on wrestle culture. As I said, though, joined by a handful of the interview for you last night's Raw, and looking ahead to Elimination Chamber. Yeah. It's a bit overwhelmed with this.

There's a big announcement,

a match that I don't think we would have called for Elimination Chamber itself.

Terrific, Sam Punk promo.

Beyond that, I don't know if this...

I thought this was like a little bit flat across the evening and we're not the podcasts

that shouts at crowds if they don't make noise. They can respond to the product that they're

being given and all that. So it was a reflection of that I felt. Yeah, just despite a couple of

big events because you're going to get at least something probably every week now between now

and WrestleMania. Just a bit like, I like, low on enthusiasm for this one.

I don't know how Loveck does it, you know.

Like this is a show where if you go segment by segment

and what they were trying to do and build and what they did in the ring and,

this could be described as like wildly uneven.

You had one superb bit of business in the men's world title picture,

an excruciating opening segment and some really middling action.

So because it was so uneven and something was like really good and sort of like,

like stirring, exciting and something was so

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