Hello and welcome to the AEW All-Out review I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cools You're

joined by Ben Roy Turner from What Cools You're To Review. Everything happened on last night's

pay-per-view AEW All-Out. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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complete. We're the bloody equals, of course, on Rascal, as I said, I'm Adam Wilborn,

joined by Ben Roy Turner, the dadley boys, doing some well-earned rest, they were all

night writing about all-out, but Ben Roy, there is only one place to start, and I know

it's a bit of a gimmick of mine, but this message is all over social media. A moment

when I woke up this morning, I couldn't help but read, was this the best pay-per-view ever?

I think it might be up there, definitely in the realm of AEW, and that's a high bar as

it is, but trying to think, and trying to put it like a recency bias to it, but it was

almost perfect in a way where we started up with some decent, just wrestling. Going into

this, there wasn't a lot of build for a lot of matches, there was a few matches that

had some decent build, but we sort of had a few things like the Miro and Kingston match,

which kind of felt thrown together, but it also came together at the last moment, not

like a rampage, or was it get these nuts all along those lines. And when you think about

one of the biggest builds here we had was the redebue of no BS, but then with the poor

white for those people, of course. And even though the main event, which was always going

to be a banjo Christian and a mega watch, or a general way there yet, but even though

that was sort of like, everyone kind of knew what was going to happen with that match.

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