Hey now, we are getting over, and I am the Silver King, Adam Silverstein, here to lead you through these hard times.

With the WWE edition of your favorite professional wrestling podcast.

That's right.

It is Tuesday once again.

So the Silver King, Adam, Silver Dean, and Vintage Chris Vinini are here to break down everything in the world of WWE, Smackdown Raw, and everything in between on this

loaded show. We are just under two weeks away from WWE, Hell and S.L, the final pay-per-view,

I think we can call it, of the pandemic era before fans come back for Money in the bank and SummerSlam. And the big news this

week, at least in WWE's eyes, is that SummerSlam has officially been set for Saturday, August 21st

at Allegiance Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. I believe it is being listed as the first ever

football stadium show for a SummerSlam in the

events history. And by my calculation, it's the first Saturday SummerSlam for the

company since the 90s. I believe they taped one in England in the United Kingdom on a

Saturday and aired it that following Sunday. So some interesting notes here as WWE moves toward bringing crowds back,

moves towards two big pay-per-views, two of its four biggest pay-per-views of the year, really,

in Money in the Bank and SummerSlam a few months out. But we're not here to talk about that today.

We're talking the build to hell and a cell. We're talking about what is going on this week, this past week, in the world of WWE.

And here, once again, to break it all down with me, none other than vintage Chris Vinini.

Chris, I got to say, we're taping this shortly after Raw went off the air on Monday night.

And this week in WWE was a little bit of a mix up for me,

because I thought Smackdown probably put forward its weakest show in months.

Well, I thought Raw put forward its strongest show in months. And I'm not saying to clarify

before you attack me that Raw was better than Smackdown. I'm not saying that. And I'm not saying to clarify before you attack me that Raw was better

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