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The Package: “Monday Night Raw” (11-3-25) Review and Recap | Season 2 | Ep. 11
In the words of the great philosopher Shawty Lo, “There must be two siiiiidddes!” Logan Paul went from heel to hero to victim and back to being bad—all in one episode of Raw.
The Brons put the kibosh on Paul’s World Title hopes (for now) and made the multi-media maven have a great epiphany: if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em. Now, with Logan aligned with The Vision, is he officially down with the clique, or just a temporary teammate for the upcoming WarGames?
Even more questions abound—if they are teaming for the next PLE, who else will join their squad, and what combination of babyfaces will they square off against? Jey Uso and CM Punk seem like locks for two their collective will have to fight. Hear our takes here.
Also, the ladies stay shining—we assess the state of play in the women’s division with some in-depth analysis of Jade Cargill, The Kabuki Warriors, and more. Keep it locked on The Rap On Wrestling Podcast.
The Brons put the kibosh on Paul’s World Title hopes (for now) and made the multi-media maven have a great epiphany: if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em. Now, with Logan aligned with The Vision, is he officially down with the clique, or just a temporary teammate for the upcoming WarGames?
Even more questions abound—if they are teaming for the next PLE, who else will join their squad, and what combination of babyfaces will they square off against? Jey Uso and CM Punk seem like locks for two their collective will have to fight. Hear our takes here.
Also, the ladies stay shining—we assess the state of play in the women’s division with some in-depth analysis of Jade Cargill, The Kabuki Warriors, and more. Keep it locked on The Rap On Wrestling Podcast.
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By The Rap On WrestlingIn the words of the great philosopher Shawty Lo, “There must be two siiiiidddes!” Logan Paul went from heel to hero to victim and back to being bad—all in one episode of Raw.
The Brons put the kibosh on Paul’s World Title hopes (for now) and made the multi-media maven have a great epiphany: if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em. Now, with Logan aligned with The Vision, is he officially down with the clique, or just a temporary teammate for the upcoming WarGames?
Even more questions abound—if they are teaming for the next PLE, who else will join their squad, and what combination of babyfaces will they square off against? Jey Uso and CM Punk seem like locks for two their collective will have to fight. Hear our takes here.
Also, the ladies stay shining—we assess the state of play in the women’s division with some in-depth analysis of Jade Cargill, The Kabuki Warriors, and more. Keep it locked on The Rap On Wrestling Podcast.
The Brons put the kibosh on Paul’s World Title hopes (for now) and made the multi-media maven have a great epiphany: if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em. Now, with Logan aligned with The Vision, is he officially down with the clique, or just a temporary teammate for the upcoming WarGames?
Even more questions abound—if they are teaming for the next PLE, who else will join their squad, and what combination of babyfaces will they square off against? Jey Uso and CM Punk seem like locks for two their collective will have to fight. Hear our takes here.
Also, the ladies stay shining—we assess the state of play in the women’s division with some in-depth analysis of Jade Cargill, The Kabuki Warriors, and more. Keep it locked on The Rap On Wrestling Podcast.