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Sunday Sundown Rundown - 3/2/25


3 Up

1. John Cena Heel Turn - It. Was. Memorable. I apologize if you aren't a wrestling fan, but everything that happened on Saturday night won the week for me. Loved it. 

1a. Elimination Chamber - Following up on the Cena heel turn, Elimination Chamber was also an overall event all-time. From top to bottom. Just great stuff.

2. Black History Month - Can we still appreciate this month? Sort of joking. But seriously. 

3. Spring Training - Ah, yes, baseball is around the corner. Can't wait. 

3 Down

1. Oval Office Drama - Mannnnn, we're living in some wild times. What unfolded in the Oval Office was something out of what we see in a reality TV show. At the same time, the whole thing felt so orchestrated. Ah, well, this is the new norm. I guess? 

2. Epstein Files Release - A nothing burger. We got nothing. And at this point, I doubt we ever will. 

3. Angie Stone - Life is short. So incredibly short. Thanks for the great music, Ms. Stone. :( 

Cover Photo

President Donald Trump and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky meet in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC.

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