Hello, everybody. Welcome to our Royal Rumble post show. It's John Pollock and waiting

lots to get into from tonight's show from the Alamo Dome. And we will be getting to

you as well for patrons that are out there. You will have the ability to call in afterwards.

But overall way, your impressions of this year's Royal Rumble.

The show overall, I thought was certainly a mixed bag. You know, we're strictly talking

about the centerpieces of these sort of shows. And that's the Rumble matches. I think

they got to their destinations perfectly fine. You know, for both matches, I think they

were highlighted by whether it was the final two or the final three whenever that took place.

And I think coming out of those matches, the results are great. But the body of both

of the matches in particular with the women, I think you could certainly be critical of.

And then the body of this show, I think you could certainly be very critical of in between

as we will get to. But when we talk about the finishes of those rumbles, I left very

satisfied. And when we talk about the end of this show, I could not imagine a more satisfactory

ending to that particular match. And at least, you know, this major crossroads end of

a big chapter of the semi-zane Roman reigns, Kevin Owen's story.

The angle was phenomenal. The angle was, I think among among the best you have seen in

WWE in history. It's up there. It was a tremendous, tremendous angle. And coming out of it,

like you look at where this gets you to WrestleMania as well, because what you did tonight to

me was, yeah, among the biggest angles in company history, just in terms of effectiveness

and the satisfaction of seeing how much of buildup had been behind this and the reaction

to that chair shot. And then everything, the visual at the end, all of it was done so tremendously

well. You have J. Uso that really the J. Uso element is a two and a half year story itself

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