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by Michael Cydrick from what culture to discuss everything lined up for tonight's edition

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Cydrick, you're looking at me like you don't want to do this podcast anymore.

Now do, man, I do.

Despite the fact that I've sent you a line up that shows even in World War I's absence,

this is just stacked through these matches of the potential to be horrendous and actually

quite looking forward to on a perverse basis and we get the next chapter in the bloodline

in Saga that, ooh, I just don't like it, man, it's not my kind of thing, I will praise

elements of it, it got a very wrestling flavoured in January and February, that's when I was

really into it, not really into it, but boring to it, and now it's a small theatre, theatre.

I'm back suggesting that the bloodline is the actually good line, again, either side

of night champions, because I thought that match was boring, but the angle advancement

was great within the match itself and in the run-up to it, and Roman Reigns is back

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