Welcome to your AEW all out, all in, all out, all in. I don't know. I get them confused all the time. It says literally on the screen right there, all in. You'll have to excuse me. I'm going on three hours of sleep. I just got back from Texas myself. And I thought about staying for the pay-per-view today, but I said, you know, with all of the

shows that we have this weekend, I better get my ass back here to home base so I can cover everything.

And I may live to regret that decision, but I said, you know what, it'll be better if I watch

it here. And I will say, you know, I had some feelings of some FOMO going on, wishing that I was a

global I feel because I knew this was going to be a big show.

This was A.EW's biggest show of the year. It was all built around John Moxley in the main

event defending the A.W. World Championship against Hangman in a Texas death match.

And coming into this show, there was a lot of talk about whether or not Tony Khan was actually

going to pull the trigger and take that championship off of John Moxley if he was going to wait

and have Darby Allen be the one to take the title off of him because of that story that's

been building for months with Moxley and Darby, and maybe they're just

going to hold off a little bit longer, and that would have been awful.

Because there was one story to be told tonight, and that story involved Hangman Adam Page.

The character arc for Hangman, all of it, everything would swerve, everything that this man has done,

the heel turn, him becoming psychotic and unhinged. And then in recent weeks, you know, we've

seen this change in his demeanor and his personality where he's actually looking back and

having regret for things that he did. This entire story was all built around Hangman.

Hangman had to come in tonight and do what nobody else has been able to do since last year.

And that was put the final nail in the coffin of the Death Riders and take back the championship.

Anything else would have been an epic failure.

And I watched the segment from collision on Thursday with Hangman and Swerve. And it was a few minutes long, not even in the

arena in the middle of the ring. It was in the back. It was a backstage segment where you

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