Hello and welcome to the AEW collision review.

I'm Adam Wilborn from what culture join my other one

I tell you.

It's Michael Sidwick from what culture to review everything that happened on

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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As I said they're joined by Michael's a to review ae w collision.

What did you think of this show?

I thought the show was very poor, inessential,

and it just was emblematic of a lot of problems there at EW right now.

However, however, right, let's keep some perspective here. I'm not going to do a whole

state of the company address and blah blah etc because in parallel with this

collision 80 would be promoted dynamite last week,

and it was a really, really good show

that promoted, teased, foreshadowed,

etc, a lot of incredibly promising developments in that world title

scene so my feelings on A. E. W. at large remain broadly positive I would say because I'm not a goldfish and I remember how good Wednesday was

I remember how good Wednesday was but here's another thing. Okay, this might be a little bit of a drab, apathetic listen.

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