
Going In Raw with Steve and Larson takes a look at the week that was in pro wrestling. Steve and Larson bring both their brand of humor and insights to every episode and is occasionally joined by good friends who share their passion for professional wrestling. Want the most raw version of Going in Raw? Check out the ad-free version here!: goinginraw.supercast.tech/ For advertising opportun... more
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Today was the final straw, used to enjoy Steve and Larson despite having different views then them. But ever since they lost, its been consistent bashing, complaining, attacking the other side as much as reporting what they are supposed to be covering. Used to be enjoyable, but now I’m attacked for my beliefs. RIP enforcer - he kept the show afloat, now it’s just a platform to bash their enemies. Sorry day today - but can’t keep listening to two crybabies still whining and bashing my beliefs.
I don’t usually review, but the latest episode got me. I usually enjoy listening to the show, but I listen for the entertainment value. I know wrestling is fake and use it for a few moments of forgetting reality and real life. I know it’s your show and you have the right to your opinion, and I can choose not to listen which I chose after you chose to talk about ICE. If you choose to make it a show about your political views, I’m out. I’m sure I’m not the only one listening for ONE reason and it’... more
These guys clearly go out of their way to defend WWE while clearly not really caring about AEW. Cant blame them, they probably make more money off WWE content but yeah, listen to a few episodes and they’re knowledgeable I guess but clearly have a weird WWE bias that can get tiring as hel.
I love listening to these 2. Yes their opinions on certain wrestlers are different than mine it’s nothing to hate on. Keep up the good work.
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This podcast provides insightful and humorous analyses of recent events in professional wrestling. With a focus on popular wrestling promotions like WWE and AEW, the hosts explore a variety of topics ranging from match outcomes and wrestler signings to behind-the-scenes narratives and industry trends. They engage their audience with lively discussions, often speculating on developments and sharing their critiques of current wrestling storylines. Episodes frequently feature in-depth breakdowns of major events, hot takes from fans, and playful banter between the hosts, contributing to a fun and passionate atmosphere for wrestling enthusiasts.
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