AEW All Out Post-Show

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The Ringer

Sports, Wrestling

4.4 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 5 September 2022

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Jack, Phil, and Nick give their immediate reactions to MJF’s return at the end of the night (5:51)! Plus, CM Punk’s big win in Chicago (10:00), Punk’s comments about Adam Page at the AEW media scrum (53:24) and more! Hosts: Jack Farmer, Phil Schneider, and Nick Bond Producer: Brian H. Waters Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	There are certain moments and words that shaped a new era in pro wrestling.
0:05.0	Austin 316 says I just whipped your ass.
0:09.0	Rep, screwed, rep.
0:11.0	Die, rocky die.
0:13.0	Introducing the book of wrestling, 25 catchphrases that explain the attitude era.
0:17.0	Tune in as we relive one of the most exciting, intense, and over-the-top times in WWE,
0:23.0	with new interviews, with the voices that made the promos, calls, and catchphrases into history.
0:28.0	Listen, now.
0:58.0	We get things going.
0:59.0	We got the wrestling chick in the chat.
1:01.0	Andy Rosenberg, David Villescaz, Rob Brace, and Josh Orth in the chat.
1:08.0	Excited to see what you guys thought about the show.
1:12.0	Lots of stuff happened.
1:14.0	Lots of things went down.
1:15.0	That's what you can expect with a five hour show, I guess.
1:18.0	We got Phil here already.
1:20.0	Phil, before we get started, I mean, long weekend of wrestling, right?
1:27.0	Yeah.
1:28.0	Jack, I also, you know, I have a column for every week for TheRinger.com.
1:32.0	Yeah.
1:33.0	The webs that we both work for.
1:34.0	And so the other thing that I do, besides writing about AEW, WWE, is, like,
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