Hello everybody, I'm Nicholas here for Walk Culture, I'm joined by Ben Roadturner at

the small hours of Monday morning for us now Sunday evening, I'm sure, or early, maybe

a little early of the morning, early Monday morning for our American viewers as well, but

we have just watched the double or nothing bit of you all early western and a good but mixed

bag, I think it's fair to say, if we just do a quick summary of the pay review lots to

talk about and break down some big talk and points throughout the pay review as you can

imagine, maybe not quite ending on the correct note, again, it seems to be a recurring theme

maybe for some AW pay reviews, more than that in a second, we aren't at a will bone,

far better at this than we are, but we will run it down and give you the results from all the

matches and the fallout from each one starting with the buy-in, of course, we had Serena Deave,

the NWA Women's Champion, taken on a regor in the first match of the night and as you can

imagine, the crowd was absolutely electric for this one, the first one back, and you know what

is, I think we both agree, picked the right match to put out here because these two put on an

absolute bomb, but I guess it was helped by the fans, you know, the fans were really in

this, so anything might have worked, but it just really felt like there was a real aggression

about Serena Deave and Rehault just played the absolute pay effect, I'm getting beat up for

this whole match, you know I might make a comeback, but in the end, maybe not because she couldn't

quite welcome Serena Deave at the end after she'd been working the leg and she had that injured leg

and Rehault despite the fact she had a spirit come back a couple of times, landed herself

in the one-legged boston grab of Serena Deave, who honestly got a bone right talk that leg to

the point where it was like a curly cut back to her neck basically and she tapped down Rehault,

so no new women's champion tonight, well, in the NWA Women's Champion department at least.

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