Hello and welcome to the Double or Nothing preview. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cool. You're on by all, Michael Sidgwick from What Culture to look ahead to this weekend's AW Double or Nothing pay per view. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to What Cool Wrestling on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Amazon Music and YouTube. We do daily wrestling podcasts where we're not in review AW Dynamite, but also Rawl Smack now, the show,

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Yeah, me too.

Look, I was a bit of a misery, pedantic misery on the dynamite review.

And think looking at, gauging by social media, most people really enjoyed it.

As I said, there was some really good stuff on there.

Just wasn't the time to do a lot of it.

Whatever. I think AEW has largely enjoyed it. good stuff on there, just was it the time to do a lot of it, whatever.

I think AEW has largely enjoyed a tremendous year.

There are main 18 midcards, which is a problem, but the most important stuff matters,

and they are making me care about the most important stuff in the main.

And I believe that there are nine matches yes at least three of

them have been built in a way that I'm really quite looking forward to seeing it or if they haven't

been like all time grade stories or nothing there are stakes that I'm really interested in

story beats that I think have been tended to very well.

And even there's a match that has been built and it's a complete, just do it.

It's going to be fun mess.

Yes.

And yet it will almost certainly be one of the most fun matches of the year.

Yeah, I was recording the predictions with Andy,

just before I came in here,

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