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Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. Hello and welcome to the Rawl Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture joined by

the Daddley Boys of What Culture Michael Hamper and Michael Sichweeks to review

anything that happened on last night's episode of Monday night Raw

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As I said, they're joined by Hamlet in Sidwick to review

last night's Monday night raw, which was dull, wasn't it, Hanflert?

I mean, I know what I hate, and I didn't hate this. A couple of things that actually pop me, which is for three hours never enough, but often two or three more than you get on any given week.

Oh, like the bar's so low, isn't it? This wasn't the worst roar of the year. This wasn't the worst roar of the last month. So you dare to come away and think, I've had worse miserable Tuesday mornings at 5 a.m. trying to get through a three hour

wrestling show that doesn't even need to be won. That's the bar. So based on that, it was okay.

It's always hard with Raw because the curve is so just ever present as we're aware of

Here's the thing about this role. There were a couple of things on it I enjoyed so automatically it's probably the best for in like weeks, if not months for how

just strictly solid and almost functional this show was. But like, and it's difficult difficult but if you try and rate this as a normal professional wrestling show

under the old metrics of analysis like nothing on this feels vital nothing feels

feels must see none of the programs that are simmering or cooking

your present like are anywhere near that level where you can't wait to

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