Friday afternoon, you know what that means. Hello, welcome to the inaugural AEW Collision

preview, I'm Michael Citwick, joined by fellow Dadley Boy Michael Hamlet to discuss everything

that is installed for us on Saturday's show. But before we get into it, if you're a fan

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collision, premium live events, pay per views, we have roundtable discussions, wrestler

interviews on occasions, and around it will be complete with a bloody good quiz of course

on wrestle culture. Hamlet, out of ten, what is your subjective level of hype and what

you think the objective level of hype is for this theoretically massive deal of a new

prime time second flagship AEW show, 58 and 6. Yeah, out of ten, I cannot wait, I cannot

wait, punk, uh, proverb, talk me into the proverbial building, the other night on dynamite,

I got everything I wanted and then some off, what I was allowed to expect, I should say

we're recording this before this supposedly yes, yes, I see ESPN interview, which I think

is going to be this big overblown thing, if anything is going to be wrestling's like mechanics

work into actually service promotion for like it's going to be doing the job it's supposed

to do and a lot of things have been put in place to make that we are recording this before

the big heavily hyped apparently controversial ESPN interview with CM Punk, I feel like already

in a bid to all right, when it's going to ruin the big impact, I think certain discontented

members of the locker room have leaked the supposed quotes about page that they don't

have the same potency when punk himself says them either in print or in an interview,

I don't even know how it's going and I think half of this is just modern media hype job

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