Oh my goodness, this was the start of the ESPN era. How are we all feeling about the start of the ESPN era?

This era to me feels very much the same as the old era, as the peacock era. I don't really see much of a difference between the two.

The services have changed, though. Access to the services is a little bit different than it might have been before. Even though this was the start of the two. The services have changed, though. Access to the services is a little bit different than it

might have been before. Even though this was the start of the ESPN era, if you took my advice,

you would have been using your Express VPN to watch this show on Netflix and not had to worry about

paying 30 bucks if you are one of those people who do not have access yet

to the new ESPN service, as I know some of you don't.

That's where I watch the show tonight.

There was a lot of hype for this show for a lot of reasons.

Obviously, W.W.E.

In part, I think it's safe to say.

Chose to run a show on this date for a very particular reason.

There was another wrestling show that was going on tonight.

Originally, it was supposed to go on at 8 p.m.

And that wrestling show got bumped up by about five hours.

But it was also the start of the ESPN era.

And they've been doing press all week long, all weekend long, I mean, just for days and days and days. Sports Center has

been covering it. The college football games today had advertisements for Russell Paloza, right? Big

press for WWE. And Triple H was hyping the show up. Everybody was hyping the show up.

And what we got was your average WWPLE. It was not a bad show. It was not a great show.

I would say it was a solid show trending to good.

It was a good show because you had some matches on the show that, you know, the quality of those matches helped lift the show up.

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