Hello and welcome to the AEW collision preview.

I'm Adam Wilborn from what could you join by another one on the dally boys Michael

Sidwick from what called you to look ahead to this weekend's episode of AEW

Collision. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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joined by Michael Sidridge to look ahead to ae W collision this weekend

great to have you back mate. Lots to talk about for this show, but I suppose quickly

people will be missing your thoughts on this week's dynamite. Big anarchy

in the arena developments, double or nothing developments, what did you make of it all? Well well well

I tweeted some thoughts on X I will expand on them and talk about them to

begin with if you're not if you're like strong enough to resist the

lure of that awful platform right and my fans obviously oh they'll forgive me yeah

they will forgive me. They will forgive me. It just feels so non-committal to this idea of a, I mean, it just sounds ridiculous a power struggle in a W it's not what it's about it's not what it's ever been about feels kind of like a desperation move and antithetical to how they've often done

things and like look we saw this this sort of stuff has been done well in the past, right?

There's a good and bad version of everything. I don't think this is either, which is my problem,

like if the heels in these situations right want to take over the show

completely right the ultimate destination is terrible. The ultimate destination, if the heels get their way,

or what they should want out of this, right,

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