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

Dadly Boys of Whatculture, Michael Cigarette with you. Everything happened on last night's

episode of Monday Night Raw. But before we get into it, we'll have to sort of think

of it in the parents. Don't forget to subscribe to Whatcultressing,

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Smackdown, NXD, DOOP, but oh, you know, we done on my eight of you rampage pay-per-views.

We have interviews around table discussions and a round of the week complete, whether

but a quiz, of course, on rests of culture, as I said, joined by Hamflinces to review Monday

Night Raw. And I don't know whether it's because I had a really good night's sleep and woke

up and remembered today's The Whatculture Christmas Pie. But I quite toyed raw last night.

It is, by some distance, and I love that we're getting, let's say this in 2021, loads

better than Smackdown. Monday Night Raw is loads better than Smackdown. The literal, no

fan, so I'm on red-headed stepchild of the WWE has suddenly become the favourite son

yet again. And if we didn't already know this by just watching the show, we know it by

Vince McMahon himself, who has seen it upon himself not to appear on his own billion-dollar

wrestling show, but really get his kicks out on Monday night somehow. Raw, it's not

it's barely even scratchy as good, but it has become oddly watchable in a way that the

good wrestling show can't at some point at the moment. I don't know how this has happened.

They are doing things in December. No, yeah. It's just like, well, grading against the curve,

that's got to be quite good. That's my take. Yeah, it was, you know, a show and they built

nice that they had a pre-advertised main event. Like we've very much given you a week in a

draw, is it? Yeah, ruffle in the hair. They opened with a bloody steel cage match, which

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