5 YRS AGO RAW POST-SHOW: Final push for WrestleMania 37 includes McIntyre vs. Corbin, Bad Bunny promo, live callers, emails

The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post-show revisits the final Raw before WrestleMania 37, delivering a comprehensive analysis of the event's build-up with hosts Wade Keller and Brandon LeClaire. They critique WWE's decision to allow King Corbin to replace Drew McIntyre at WrestleMania if he won, calling the storyline illogical and damaging to the main event’s credibility. The breakup of the Hurt Business is condemned as a short-sighted move that undermined both Lashley’s momentum and the faction’s appeal. In contrast, Bad Bunny’s emotional in-ring promo is lauded for its authenticity and sincerity, marking a turning point in his character development and earning him newfound respect from skeptics. The hosts also express disappointment in WWE’s women’s division booking, particularly the lack of meaningful push for Rhea Ripley and the underwhelming women’s championship match, calling for earlier elevation of top female talent. Despite flaws, they acknowledge the necessity of the Women’s Tag Title qualifying match on Night 1 as a compromise to include more women on the card. The upcoming tag team match featuring Bad Bunny, Damian Priest, The Miz, and John Morrison is seen as a strong opportunity to showcase both newcomers and veterans, with the hosts praising The Miz and Morrison’s revitalized chemistry. The episode closes with a robust promotion of PW Torch VIP, highlighting ad-free listening, exclusive content like The Nikki's Club, and deep archival access to decades of wrestling history, including a special retrospective on WrestleMania X7.