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

Daddly Point Michael Hamster to discuss everything that went down on Saturday's show.

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Hamful It's Saturday night or I for fighting, yeah, it's all right for fighting.

I love Collision, I really love it, but in a way that I can't quite articulate, I'm

not in love with it, every week is the same.

I know how much I'm enjoying this broadcast, I don't know if it's because of this telecast,

I don't know if it's because of some of the specific wrestlers that I just love getting

to watch, and the sense of exclusivity around them.

I don't know if this week in particular, it was because of the announcement, Jesus Christ,

the InRicabani kicked AS.

Yeah, and I like Kevin Kelly, but the InRicabani kicked AS.

We talked at length about the pacing, about the choices, the different, and there were

things that Dynamite was doing wrong, that I was glad to see Collision correct, and I

already feel like I was rubbing back off on Dynamites, that Elevated AW was a product

at large for me, I'm going to be the low guy on the match, everybody love, I was hoping

you weren't, because I am, and I got a little bit of criticism on Twitter, which I don't

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