Hey now!

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

With the latest W-W.E edition of your favorite professional wrestling podcast.

That's right. Getting over is back.

Once again, we are here to talk all things.

WWE.

We're going to go down everything that happened this week across Smackdown and Raw as

WWE continues building for what honestly is shaping up to be a pretty fantastic royal

rumble card at the end of the month.

Now, on today's show, the Silver King, in a rarity, we'll be riding solo.

We had an extremely busy weekend slash start to the week

with the college football playoff national championship, vintage Chris Vinini, and I both

extremely tired coming out of Monday night. Chris is currently traveling, so the Silver King is

here to kind of break things down on my own. I would expect it to be a relatively quick show today.

There's plenty to go over.

And I have to say, coming into this episode, this is probably the best, I don't know,

top to bottom week of WWTV that we've gotten in a while,

at least when I went through my grades and I looked

at the good, the bad, and the ugly how I set up the segment. There was really only one truly

bad slash ugly segment this week. There were some bads, but really only one ugly thing

that I saw across both shows. Every match on Raw, I think was at least 10 minutes, with the

exception of the Omas Squash match. There was only one women's match across the five hours.

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