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Night Raw and have a look very quickly, your thoughts on what last night's show and

Wrestlemania Backlash too, I'm not in a chance to chat to you about this yet.

Wrestlemania Backlash is easy because if you don't cover it, then you take a day off, you

can watch it in about an hour and a half, cutting out all the nonsense. I don't include

the zombies in the nonsense. I have to watch it, I have to provide some critical analysis.

No, I don't, because this product is a mean to critical analysis. I thought Backlash

was like every other WWE pay-per-view in the pandemic era especially, it was too short

to piss me off. But if I wasn't numb to WWE's nonsense, I'd be devastated with the

state of that Lumberjack mash, absolutely devastated, but I'm just numb to it now. I took

like a passing glance at Twitter after the fact as well, like yesterday afternoon, people

who had like sort of 14, 16 hours to sort of figure out their thoughts on this. It's

really got any of them. People are shrugging zombies in the Thunderdome and that's it, isn't

it? That's the sort of most caustic thing I can say about WWE, is it the made people shrug

about all of this, Bruce Pritchard on a something to wrestle. I think it was like Backlash 2006

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