Hello and welcome to the Raw Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by the

Dadley Royes of WhatCulture, Michael Hampler, and Michael Sidgerick here to review everything

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

a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to WhatCulture Wrestling on either iTunes,

Spotify, or if you get your podcast from for daily wrestling podcasts where we're not

a new review Raw and SmackDown, or so NXT, AW Dynamite, pay-be-views, we have interviews,

round table discussions, and a round of the week complete, where the media quiz, of course,

aren't recycled yet. As I said, joined by Hampler and Sidgerick to review Monday Night Raw,

and well, time to eat a bit of humble pie. Raw is officially good again, and Michael Sidgerick,

we asked them to do it. They stopped doing the whole, oh, we're just going to hot shot a match,

they promised a match at the start of the show, they concluded the show with the same match in

the main event, Rose Grite again. It must be exhausting doing this gimmick. I know you're trying

to make the podcast interesting and so on. I suspect we'll get into a rhythm and have a laugh

like we usually do, but I can't be asked for this. I can't be asked for this, I can't be asked to

watch it, I can't be asked to review it. It's such a sapping experience, like we would talk,

I'm going to do the AW thing. You talked on AW Dynamite about it rather last week about how just

the elegance of Hangman Page racking up those wins only to fall at the last moment when it feels

like it is in fact too soon. It just how every single win and loss not only matters in AW in terms

of the trajectory of the performance and all the rest of it, but just how it affects the wider picture

and blows everything up and it's just this captivating, meaningful, unpredictable but true to

the character, not that horrible of interest away, like Hangman Page losing that match, given his

arc, given his personality, given his character, just makes all the most beautiful and almost aching

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