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And hello, everybody. Welcome to our AEW, In Texas Review, Wei Ting, joining myself, John Pollock.

And Mr. Ting, in the whole lead-up to All in Texas, the topic of discussion has been Hangman Page as the true central main character of AEW in this whole lead-up.

But several years ago, he was not the main character.

Instead, he was working with the main character who once famously said,

what has Hangman Page ever done?

He jeopardized a million-dollar house.

And here we are, all these years later later and the man that his crown champion again built a three million dollar house yes kind of poetic i guess so yeah very

interesting yeah um i mean there's a lot of think, poetry you could probably pull from this particular

moment tonight.

And I think the, you know, this very relatively short sort of history of this company,

I feel like so much of it is kind of wrapped up in this evening and like the result of this particular show.

It really did feel like like a major sort of like years long finale of something, you know.

It did.

You know, I thought that this was already, like, one of the best promoted pay-per-views the company has ever done. And I'm sure some will believe the best that they have ever done. They have had bigger shows, not many, but the two Wembley ones were bigger. But it seemed that this one, without knowing how this did on pay-per-view,

which is a big part of the equation, like from a just critical standpoint, it felt like this

was a significant high. And I think it was accelerated by the fact that eight months ago,

I can't remember a time when fan support of this promotion had fallen to the degree of which it had had,

where it just felt as though they got their TV deal, which was a major win, but it was an absolute clear cut number two.

And even worse, it was becoming the uncool product in comparison to the big industry leader.

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