My WWE: Fantasy Monday Night Raw (3/19)

As the commissioner of Fantasy WWE, I announce that Kevin Berge has left because of time constraints. We are currently looking for a Smackdown general manager. The biggest guideline is that he must be a writer for Bleacher Report. Leave a comment with any interest in taking on the currently vacant role.

At the end of this episode, please leave a comment with a rating (from 1 to 10) and share your opinion. Remember, your opinion will make me and Michael Broughton a better writer.

Raw is now getting ready for WrestleMania, and matches are coming in as storylines progress and take turns. How is Raw going to fare tonight? You can see by reading.

Let's get to Raw!

Promo: Raw Is Live from the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia!

JR: “We’re here in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and the Road to WrestleMania is winding down.”

Jerry Lawler: “And at this point, the WWE Universe knows that this year’s WrestleMania may be the best of all time. Raw’s matches alone are going to be exciting and filled with suspense.”

JR: “We already know about McIntyre-vs.-Benjamin. We know Orton-vs.-Rollins and we know about the four corners tag team match. Hopefully tonight, more of this is cleared up.

Jerry Lawler: “I’m excited for tonight’s Raw. COO Triple H should be here tonight to make a major announcement. We also have some great matches tonight, including a match between Vladimir Kozlov (with Sheamus) against Wade Barrett. And most importantly, The Undertaker is returning tonight!”

Time to play the game.

Triple H’s entrance gets an amazing reaction from the fans, who are anticipating what should be a great show. The Game walks to the ring with his renowned entrance and microphone in hand.

HHH: “As I was being driven here in my limousine, I couldn’t help but wonder about WrestleMania 28. It’s two weeks away and I have seen all of Smackdown’s matches, but only three for Raw. Besides, Randy Orton vs. Seth Rollins, the tag-team championship match and McIntyre vs. Shelton Benjamin, I want to see at least one more match added to the show. Therefore, tonight’s the opportunity of a lifetime. I am going to have a ba-“

Sheamus’s theme goes off and he walks out with a suit on and microphone in hand.

Sheamus: “Hunter. I’m mighty proud of you for being such a prestigious figure. I remember when you and I were just weightlifting together and you were ‘juicing up.’ However, one thing that I, and even these idiots know is that I have a match at WrestleMania. At WrestleMania 28, it will be me, Mason Ryan and Vladimir Kozlov vs. Barrett and whatever weaklings he pays to help him lose. He’s going to figure out, quite quickly, who th-“

HHH: “I’ve heard enough. Fine, I don’t mind any of you having a match at WrestleMania. But I do have a problem with you, Sheamus. It seems that you have an ego problem. You see, there are two types of European people. There are the ones who mind their business and do what they think is best, like Wade Barrett, but then there are a**holes who hate Americans and even their fellow European brethren. You are a quintessential example of said a**hole.”

Sheamus: “You don’t scare me, Hunter. I’m stronger than you, we learned that in the gym. What are you gonna do, be the special referee? Am I going to have to pull a Stone Cold? (when he had Vince McMahon unconsciously call the match for Austin). I’m not afraid to do it.”

HHH: “No, I’d much rather take you on head-to-head. At WrestleMania 28, it will be you, Mason Ryan and Vladimir Kozlov vs. Wade Barrett, Skip Sheffield and ME. You better get ready to take me on because I’m pulling out all the stops at ‘Mania.”

Triple H drops the microphone and walks out of the ring. He slowly walks past Sheamus, stares him down, and walks backstage. Sheamus soon follows suit.

Match 1: Seth Rollins vs. Joe Hennig

Seth Rollins comes out for great heat. Joe Hennig comes out for a very light reaction.

The two immediately lock arms in the ring and it looks as if Hennig wins the test of strength, but Rollins kicks him in the gut in order to free himself. He bounces off the rope and thinks about clotheslining Hennig, but Mr. Perfect’s son is completely ready so Rollins instead does a baseball slide.

Rollins slides out of the ring and starts taunting Hennig. At the count of eight, he jumps to the outside of the ring (as in the area outside of the ropes but still in the ring). Hennig runs over to knock Rollins out of the ring but the former ROH stud puts his knee out to stop any move from hitting.

Rollins bought himself enough time to get into the ring and even get in a few stomps on Hennig. When ‘Little Mr. Perfect’ gets to his feet, Rollins hits a DDT. With Hennig on the ground, Rollins finds more time to taunt the crowd. He keeps getting more boos but he embraces it. While he is showboating, Hennig rolls him up: 1…2..kick out!

Rollins gets up and dropkicks Hennig in the shin. He then hits a well-maneuvered Spike Dudley-like bulldog during which he uses the rope to give him much more force. Rollins arrogantly covers: 1…2..kick out!

Rollins waits for him to get up and tries to hit a clothesline but Hennig grabs him just before contact and starts laying a few rights, followed by some not-as-powerful lefts. The crowd enjoys every punch he hits.

Hennig has Rollins situated at the turnbuckle and picks the Ring of Honor stud up so that he is on the top turnbuckle, while Hennig is on the second turnbuckle. He hits a superplex that the fans give a great reaction for.

He pins Rollins: 1…2…kick out! The crowd seems like they are on their feet. Hennig waits for Rollins to get up and then goes for the McGillicutter. He hits it and pins Rollins: 1..2…rope break.

Hennig does not know what to do anymore and decides to go to the turnbuckle to accomplish something in that field. He goes for the straightforward dive, but Rollins gets his two knees up in the nick of time.

Rollins gains some momentum and gets to work on Hennig. He hits a belly-to-belly suplex and then hits a rolling thunder. He continues to stomp on Hennig and even locks in a crossface, but Hennig somehow makes it to the ropes.

Rollins uses the same logic as Hennig. He goes to the top turnbuckle and lands a stunning top rope leg-drop. Hennig is rolling in pain.

Rollins starts to taunt the Philadelphia crowd again. The crowd is giving him the worst reaction from the entire night.

Rollins then signals for the Avada Kedavra, which he hits. He covers Hennig: 1…2…3! Rollins celebrates while Hennig is in obvious agony. Time of Contest (11:10)

Rollins leaves the ring as we cut backstage with the Hart Dynasty and Todd Grisham.

Promo: Hart Dynasty Backstage with Todd Grisham

Grisham: “Guys, you are arguably the hottest tag team in the business right now. You have won five of your last seven matches, while doing a great job in each match. But it seems that through all of this, the Dudley Boyz have had your number. What are you going to do about this?”

DH: “Thanks, Todd. Tyson and I have just been trying to follow the footsteps of the other great Harts in the family. It’s true, I won’t be the first to deny it, the Dudley Boyz have beaten us to take the titles that should belong to us and Tyson and I have been strategizing for weeks on end.”

Grisham: “Care to be more specific?”

Kidd: “Specifically we’ve been working on utilizing our very diverse skill sets and using them at more opportune times. I’ve even called up Edge and Matt Hardy to give us some pointers on how to stop them, as both of them have bested the Dudleys.”

Grisham: “And at WrestleMania, you plan on also taking on Primo and Epico. They, however, have a manager. Does this give them the upper edge and if so, how will you be able to stop them as well?”

Kidd: “Sure it’s nice to have a manager. She causes the referee to lose focus and also is an amazing manager. Surely, it will be tough to stop them, but Davey and I have been game planning for some involvement from Rosa and I don’t think there’s a real possibility of her interfering in our game.”

Grisham: “You mentioned that you two have diverse skill-sets, but it seems as if Harris and Rotundo also possess different strategies. How do you plan on stopping them?”

DH: “I don’t plan on them being much of an issue, to be frank. They are a great team, and they also have wrestling in their blood, but we have not really thought about them.”

Grisham: “Overall, what will the toughest part of this match be?”

DH: “Well, we are at a disadvantage in a sense. Harris is a dominant wrecking ball whose partner, Rotundo is tough and was one of FCW’s finest, recently. The Dudleys have the most experience, by a lot, and are currently the champions. Finally, Epico and Primo have Rosa and lots of speed. To say that the WrestleMania match will be challenging is an understatement.”

Tyson: “I think our advantage is that we have the experience from the Hart family. Bret Hart and we have been in recent communication, giving us a few pointers. I think we have a chance if we can take it one team at a time.”

Grisham: “Thank you for your time, guys, and good luck”

DH: “No problem, Todd.”

The Harts walk away as we cut back to the ring, where there’s a tag-team match, up next.

Match 2: The Dudley Boys vs. Husky Harris + Bo Rotundo

We come back from commercial with Harris and Rotundo in the ring. The Dudleys’s song goes off and they come running towards the ring. The match starts with some punches, 2-on-2.

The referee tries to break up D-Von and Rotundo, leaving Bubba Ray and Harris as the two legal members. Bubba Ray pushes Harris so that he is leaning on the ropes and then bounces back and whacks Harris with a clothesline.

He then starts bickering with Rotundo, who falls out of the ring. He becomes enraged and starts punching D-Von.

Bubba Ray steps out of the ring. He and D-Von double team Bo. After about 20 seconds, Husky Harris gets back up and attacks Bubba Ray. The referee finally starts counting. He gets to 8: Bubba Ray makes his way back into the ring; Husky is on his way back into the ring but D-Von blindsides him.

Primo and Epico come out from the stands and attack the Dudleyz and the team of Rotundo-Harris. They all exchange rights. Primo hits a backstabber, Husky hits a leg drop and the Dudleyz are getting some decent double teams in.

The referee tries to call other officials to help. As a ‘resolution,’ the Harts storm the ring. They do a little bit of posing which gets them a pop. Kidd goes to the top turnbuckle to gain some cheers, but Rotundo pushes him over and onto the security barricade.

This enrages DH Smith. He goes on a rampage and single-handedly takes out Primo and Epico, who do not stand a chance against the fuming Canadian.

Finally, more referees come out to resolve the situation. They cannot do much as eight men are ruthlessly going at it in the ring.

JR: “If the referees can’t control them tonight, what’s going to happen at WrestleMania!?”

Lawler: “My guess is as good as yours, but I do know that somebody is going to need to fix this situation before it gets bad.”

The action finally slows down, after Kidd hits Code Blue on Rotundo. At this point, it’s down to 5, Kidd, Harris, Smith, and the Dudleys. D-Von and Bubba hit 3D on Harris. It’s now down to the Harts and the Dudleys. The brawling ensues but the referees are able to pull them apart, to an extent.

Primo distracts Smith and Epico lays out Kidd with a DDT onto the steel chair. Finally, two more referees bringing the amount to seven referees. The Dudleys leave first, followed by the Harts, then the Colóns, then Rotundo and Harris.

Time of Contest: (6:48)

We see the Titantron where Drew McIntyre is backstage with Layla.

Promo: Layla, Drew McIntyre + Shelton Benjamin Backstage

Drew and Layla are walking around. Layla is walking left, then turns around and starts walking straight. She ‘accidentally’ runs into Shelton Benjamin.

She seems very flirtatious today:

Layla: “Hi Shelton.” She grabs his arms.

Drew: “Layla, let’s go. I have a match tonight.”

Shelton: “Drew, I think this fine young lady should be allowed to stay with any man she wants, even the gold standard.”

Drew: “How about you mind your business, you gold-haired freak? You look like one of Goldust’s leavings.”

Shelton: “That must be why you do so well with the ladies. You talk about other men’s waste while you are with your girlfriend.”

Shelton then starts flirting some more with Layla

Drew: “Shelton, there’s not really much I can do besides laugh this off, because at WrestleMania, the Chosen One will Future Shock you and pin you to keep his European Championship. Get ready Shelton, there’s not much time left.”

Shelton: “I’m sorry, I was actually giving this girl the attention she deserves. It’s obvious that you only use her for yourself, just like you used Tiffany, your ex-wife.”

Drew: “The mistakes I’ve made have nothing to do with the type of fighter that I am. You’ll see at WrestleMania, I’m not going to tell you again.”

Drew has to forcibly pull Layla with him. Drew has an angry look on his face while Layla looks to be thinking about somebody.

Match 3: Beth Phoenix vs. Kaitlyn vs. Alicia Fox

Beth Phoenix comes out for some decent heat. She pretends that the Women’s Championship is on her waist. Alicia Fox skips out in her springy, upbeat way. She gets a good reaction. Kaitlyn finally comes out for decent heat.

Beth Phoenix and Alicia Fox have their arms locked up. It seems to be going nowhere until Kaitlyn clotheslines Beth Phoenix. Kaitlyn goes for a backbreaker on Fox, but she spins out of the way and hits a facebuster.

Fox pins: 1…kick out.

Phoenix gets up before Kaitlyn and blindsides Fox, whose face hits the ground with a good deal of force. Kaitlyn and Phoenix are now in a test of strength. Phoenix wins and knees Kaitlyn in the chest.

Phoenix sees Fox slowly getting up and takes her. She puts Fox in the same formation as the Celtic Cross and hits it. It’s basically an inverted Glam Slam.

She pins Fox: 1…2..no! Kaitlyn stomps on the pin just before it reaches the 3 count.

Beth gets mad at Kaitlyn and the two start to brawl in the middle of the ring. Kaitlyn pushes Phoenix to the ground and Fox comes in for the rollup on Kaitlyn: 1…2..kick out!

Phoenix pulls Kaitlyn off and starts stomping on her. When Fox walks over, Phoenix hits a T-Bone Suplex. She looks like she is going down for the pin, but sees Kaitlyn getting up so she decides to hit the Glam Slam to prevent any further delays.

Phoenix pins Kaitlyn: 1…2…3!

Phoenix celebrates but Fox nails her from behind.

Fox: “At Backlash, I want Kelly Kelly. The Divas Championship will belong to me, so don’t even think about it.”

She drops the microphone on Beth’s chest and walks out for some pretty bad fan reactions.

Time of Contest: (5:19)

Match 4: Randy Orton vs. Mark Henry

Mark Henry comes out for some strong heat while Randy Orton enters for the biggest pop of the night.

Henry immediately gets the upper hand by blindsiding him. Henry gets Orton into the turnbuckle and delivers 10 heavy blows to the head. He then lifts Orton to the top turnbuckle to do a major powerslam. (He is facing the opposite corner of the ring as is Orton so he would pick him up, almost as if on his shoulders, and instead complete a scoop slam).

This hits and Orton immediately grabs his back in pain. Mark Henry does not slow down. He picks Orton straight from the ground and goes for a Sidewalk Slam but Orton reverses it into a Russian Leg Sweep.

Orton recuperates as Henry lies on the ground. When Henry gets back up, Orton pushes him into the ropes and gives him three chops. He then bounces off the rope and tries to clothesline Henry out of the ring, but the World’s Strongest Man just bounces off the ropes without even flipping over them.

Orton bounces off the rope and hits a spear on Henry, but he’s still hanging on the ropes. Orton has no idea what to do at this point, so he goes for his patented RKO. He hits it but cannot pin the behemoth because Abraham Washington just ran out and is distracting the referee.

Abraham Washington jumps up onto the ring, but isn’t inside the ropes. The referee is talking to him but Orton tells the referee to move and hits his second-rope DDT. He knows that Henry could easily kick out, but he takes a chance. He pins Henry: 1…2…3!

Orton wins and leaves the ring for a good pop.

Time of Contest: (6:23)

JR: “We have now seen WrestleMania’s main eventers each win tonight. This contract signing should be interesting because both of them are looking evenly matched.”

Jerry Lawler: “Even? Even? Orton pinned Rollins 1.2.3 in the middle of that ring in January at the Royal Rumble. How could you say that?”

JR: “Rollins has never been so hot recently. He has only lost one match since the Royal Rumble. That was about 10 weeks ago. 9-1 in his last 10 matches is equal to Randy Orton’s record since the Rumble.”

Jerry Lawler: “Whatever, I am just excited to get those chills when Undertaker walks down to the ring again.”

JR: “And it’s coming up next.”

Promo: Undertaker Returns and Chooses a WrestleMania Opponent

Undertaker comes out to his well-known entrance, which as usual takes about five minutes.

Undertaker: “19-0. I hear the gong ringing and I see my WrestleMania opponent get up and walk out. I can’t even get up to shake his hand. In all of my matches, that was by far the closest and I didn’t even get to tell him because of the toll my body took that night. I want him to know it was the best match I’ve ever had.

"But, I want Hunter to know that I haven’t finished what I was just starting at WrestleMania 27. I want to send Triple H to hell, and I want him at WrestleMania 28. It would only make sense that my final match is against my most worthy adversary. I think that would be the best possible match at what could be my final showing here in the WW-”

All of a sudden, fire shoots out from the turnbuckles that produce amazingly loud noise. The lights in the entire arena go out and we see more fire going off, at intervals of about 5 seconds. After about one minute, we hear one of the most famous songs in WWE history.

We see a 6+ foot monster walk out with a rather large 5’6 man. It’s Kane and he’s wearing his signature mask from 1999 and he’s with Paul Bearer!

Kane gets an amazingly strong boo from the crowd as he makes his way down to the ring. Kane speaks distortedly, and almost sounds like a robot.

Kane: “Taker, how dare-you pick such an ea-sy oppon-ent for your Wre-stle-Man-ia opp-on-ent? I de-serve one more chance at my bro-ther. I want to send you to hell and fin-ish your ca-reer the way I star-ted it, with a vic-tory. Pre-pare to meet your match, Taker! Hahahaha…..”

Paul Bearer: “Undertaker, April 1^st will be your last day on this planet. Kane will knock you straight to hell. Enjoy your time until then, it will be your last.”

Undertaker: “Kane, it is impossible to kill the immortal. The Undertaker does not die. Do not try to stop me or I will end your career. You want a match at WrestleMania? I want a casket match. ONE.LAST.TIME.”

Paul Bearer: “Then Undertaker, it’s final. At WrestleMania 28, it will be you versus Kane in a C-A-S-K-E-T MATCH.”

Paul Bearer takes Kane’s arm preparing to leave, but Kane just stands there, looking at Undertaker. Undertaker deals a huge right to Kane’s face, not once but twice. Kane gives Undertaker a death stare and responds with huge rights to the forehead.

Kane then takes Undertaker before he tips over, and chokes him. It looks like he’s going to hit a chokeslam when Undertaker grabs his neck, too. The two keep trying to lift the other up. After a while, Paul Bearer pulls Kane off and the two walk out. Undertaker walks up to go attack Kane, but they all make it out of the arena before any real fighting takes place.

Up next is a tag team match featuring Kassius Ohno and Shelton Benjamin taking on Chris Masters and Drew McIntyre.

Match 5: Kassius Ohno + Shelton Benjamin vs. Drew McIntyre + Chris Masters

Match 5: Chris Masters + Drew McIntyre vs. Kassius Ohno + Shelton Benjamin

We return from commercial and Kassius Ohno is making his way into the ring, and the match is about to begin. Kassius Ohno and Drew McIntyre start in the ring.

McIntyre goes for a punch to the gut and then Irish whips Ohno into the turnbuckle. McIntyre attempts to clothesline Kassius but the former ROH star throws his leg up and lands a big boot on the Sinister Scotsman.

McIntyre gets up and the two begin to exchange blows to the head. Ohno hits a heavy punch to McIntyre’s forehead, which knocks him out. Ohno raises him up and hits a belly-to-belly suplex.

Ohno tags in Shelton Benjamin. Shelton starts to clean house. He runs across the ring, runs on McIntyre’s body and jumps into a spinning kick on Chris Masters. It gets an amazing mark from the Philadelphia crowd, who have seen quite a show so far.

Shelton jumps to the top turnbuckle and goes for a elbow drop on McIntyre, which he hits. He pins McIntyre: 1…2...kick out! Shelton waits for McIntyre to get up and then goes for a Saito suplex, but McIntyre reverses it.

Shelton gets a spinning kick and then lands a rolling thunder. He tries to cover McIntyre up, but Masters runs in and completely stomps all over Shelton.

Masters starts taking advantage of a good situation: he lands a big boot on Shelton and then lands a spinebuster right from the clothesline.

Masters attempts to lock in his on-ground Master lock (you know, the one that is basically a Camel Clutch that I created a few weeks ago). Shelton Benjamin looks ready to tap out, but his leg somehow reaches the rope.

Chris Masters gets off but when Shelton gets up he hits an inverted atomic drop. Just before Shelton falls down, he hits a double axe handle. He pins Shelton: 1…2…kick out!

Masters cannot believe it, so decides to tag himself out. Drew McIntyre comes in, waits for Shelton Benjamin to get up and goes for the Future Shock DDT. Shelton does an insane reversal, using his strong base to flip himself over the DDT, where he hits a jump kick.

He makes the hot tag to Kassius Ohno. Ohno gets ready to clean house. He delivers a clothesline to McIntyre and then hits a dropkick on Chris Masters. Masters gets up and steps in, without tagging McIntyre. The two start to exchange rights but the ref reprimands Masters, saying he is not the legal man.

McIntyre comes from behind and low blows him. He covers Ohno up. 1…2…3! Masters and McIntyre celebrate in the ring while Benjamin tends to Ohno.

All of a sudden, Vince McMahon’s music goes off:

Vince McMahon: “Cut the music! This match is over, but what the ref didn’t see is McIntyre low-blowed Kassius. So I want this match restarted. Ring the damn bell!”

McMahon walks out of the ring and the bell rings.

Ohno tags in Benjamin, who lands a devastating T-Bone suplex on McIntyre. He walks over to Masters and delivers a superkick for good measure. He pins McIntyre: 1…2…3!

Ohno and Benjamin hold their hands up high and celebrate. Next up we have Vladimir Kozlov with Sheamus vs. Wade Barrett.

Time of Contest: 11:20 + 0:27

Main Event: Wade Barrett vs. Vladimir Kozlov (w/Sheamus)

Vladimir Kozlov and Sheamus come out together to an awful reaction from the fans, but not nearly as poor as Kane’s. Barrett comes out and is ready to fight immediately.

Kozlov and Barrett lock arms in the middle of the ring and Kozlov wins. He pushes Barrett back and the Britain does a complete somersault. Kozlov lifts Barrett up and hits a big boot. He covers Barrett: 1…2...kick out!

Barrett gets up slowly and is eaten by a scoopslam. Instead of letting him up, he uses his signature that JR proclaimed (several weeks back), the Russian Death Lock which is basically a Camel Clutch.

Barrett somehow loosens himself out, just enough that he can grab the rope. Vladimir Kozlov holds him in the position and so the referee starts counting:

1… 2… 3… 4… 5! The bell is rung and Barrett wins the match by disqualification. This makes little difference though as he’s still stuck in the Russian Death Lock. Sheamus comes in and tells Kozlov to hold Barrett up. He lands a major Brogue Kick straight to the Britain’s face.

Barrett flies to the ground and is knocked out. Instead of Barrett being helped by a referee. Kozlov picks him up over his head and throws him out of the ring and near the steel walkway. Sheamus walks halfway up the walkway and delivers a gruesome Celtic Cross on Barrett.

Sheamus and Kozlov walk backstage. After about three minutes, Barrett gets up on his own two feet and walks backstage with some help. This gets great applause from the crowd.

Main Event Promo: Contract Signing for WrestleMania 28

We come back with a table set up in the ring and Vince McMahon sitting on a chair. We also see a piece of paper on the table.

Randy Orton comes out with an amazing pop. He comes out in street clothes and a microphone. Seth Rollins’s theme goes off and he comes out for some decent heat. He takes a microphone but stops 20 feet before the ring to give a speech.

“Tonight, Randy Orton wants me to sign a contract to prepare for our WrestleMania match. What’s the point? I am planning on showing up. I do plan to kick his ass and take the World Heavyweight Championship. What does a contract signing do for us? Do you guys really want to see me lay a few rights on him and then he follows suit?

"Philadelphia, let me just ask you one question then, how little life do you fans have? You would rather see me sign a contract to fight in a match at WrestleMania? I’d rather fight Orton in an iron man match then sit through this.”

The fans give Rollins the classic, “What?” replies.

“You know what? I refuse to sign tonight’s contract. Orton, I have no idea why you want to sign a dumb contract that Vince is going to just put in his desk and then throw it in the garbage in a few days. Do you like to kiss his ass just like Kassius Ohno? Is that what you are trying to do? Because, let me tell you, it’s obvious. I’ll see you at ‘Mania, I don’t need to put up with this crap.”

Seth Rollins begins to walk out when Randy Orton slides out of the ring and grabs Rollins. He spins Rollins and tries to Irish whip him into the steel stairs, but instead Rollins throws Orton right into them. He signals for Orton to get up but the Viper is holding his head in pain. Rollins attempts his Avada Kedavra but Orton ducks and Rollins hits the turnbuckle.

Orton takes Rollins onto the ring and hits his patented second-rope DDT. He then picks Rollins up and whips him into the turnbuckle. He hits a massive Super RKO through the table and uses Rollins’ hand to sign the contract.

Orton: “I’ll see you at ‘Mania.”

Conclusion

And that's a wrap!

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