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

With your W-WE edition of your favorite professional wrestling podcast.

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Getting over is back to talk all things WW.

Smackdown, Raw, and everything in between as we're just one week out from Fastlane

and five weeks away from

WrestleMania 37. Boy, oh boy, is that going to be a topic of conversation on today's

show? And we're going to start that show right now. No wasting time, no BS. Follow us on

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and review, let people know how much you love the show. And yeah, let's talk professional

wrestling. No long intro today. I'm going to bring in my co-host, Vintage Chris Benini,

and Chris, my overall takeaway of WWE from this past week was we got two really good matches.

One on Smackdown, one on Raw.

But otherwise, it was a wholly unspectacular week of TV.

Smackdown was good, fine like it normally is.

I mean, normally it's good to great.

This was good to fine, I would say,

when you put the entire show together and grade it. Raw, though, was extremely slow. It was

directional with a lot of filler and repeats and rematches. The middle part of the show

actively made me angry. It wasn't a bad show altogether, but it was not good.

And it feels like WWE as a whole, it should be, I mean, the name of the pay-per-view is

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