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Hi guys, I'm Adam Wilburner from What Culture.

To join by Michael Hamflut from What Culture, Double On Nothing 2022 has just finished, and we are here to tell you what went down a lot.

13 matches in total, overall what did you make of this show, and I hate to always bring it back to this straightaway Michael Hamflut, but the length of it in particular.

Do you know what I'm going to be kind on this particular night, because I think this was a good show that trended great at point of the highs, was so, so high.

Yes, it was long, yes, I would still say it was too long.

Absolutely.

But the structure and of things getting great towards the end was far more pleasing than having loads and loads and loads of highs, and then having that dip that you really struggled to dig yourself out, has been the case on these days where we chose.

I've got to say, when we got like eight matches in or whatever, watching the American top team match, and I was like, oh my god, we still got another what, five matches to go, then the big matches, I'm already exhausted here.

I realize, you know, a lot of people say, oh yeah, you Brit say that, but it's, you know, it's not just about international audience about American audiences, I know the show went past midnight into certain states in the America.

But having said that, despite me, they're going, oh, bloody hell, it's three o'clock in the morning here or whatever.

By the time we got past the sort of midway point, I completely agree that this show rapidly improved when I was like, oh, I'm really flagging, I need something here, I think a lot of the matches delivered.

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