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Bill Arson.

And welcome back to going in rock count out on this week's episode we're talking a

eW wrestlers who might benefit from a change of scenery.

That's right.

We're talking about, you know, at the end, I'm sorry, at the beginning of next year,

it does seem like there might be all the reporting is to be believed.

Quite a few contracts coming up there in AEW.

And I think also in WWE, maybe we can do a list where we flip flop this.

Maybe wrestlers who might do better there in the AEW.

But yeah, but this week we're focusing on folks in AEW.

You know, I haven't liked to consider AEW as a bit of a farm league for WWE.

He wants you gone through AEW, you graduate up to the big time.

And honestly, that's a joke, but AEW does sort of fill that role.

I think that NXT to a degree in some ways used to fill where you'd go there for like

a lot of in-ring wrestling.

And it's filled with a bunch of people from Ring of Honor and, and I was gonna say it's

probably more like a partner used to be, you know.

Or as a separate motion.

NXT, like NXT wasn't directly a Ring of Honor PWG offshoot.

I mean, exactly what I think.

I think if there's a analogy that anyways, regardless, whether it's NXT or

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