Hello and welcome to the AEW Collision Review, a Michael Sitchwick joined by fellow

Dadley Boy Michael Hamflick to discuss everything that went down on Saturday's show.

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We preview and review collision, Dynamite, Raw, Smackdown, the show formerly known as NXT

2.0.

Pay-per-views, premium live events, we have wrestler interviews on occasion, round-table

discussions, and a round of the week complete, with a bloody good quiz, of course, on

wrestle culture.

The second this show ended, I was desperate to talk about it because I couldn't really

work out how I felt about it, what were your thoughts overall before we air Delvedeeper?

Watch it twice for that exact reason, memory is a stream which you can still find on YouTube.

But I wanted to see it again with being able to hear all the commentary and it was really

judge because obviously it kind of warps your experience of it when you're watching it live

and chatting away with the people watching along with you.

I didn't love it, I don't love it, but it's weird, right?

We often talk about the AW bar being set so much higher than possibly any bar in North American

TV history.

Yes.

I can't speak to what the bar was when the territories were running in their weekly networks,

but I just assume that people out of their one hour of wrestling a week didn't want

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