Uh, tonight was a three-hour block of AEW programming, three hours, dynamite and collision.

The go-home show to full gear, which is coming up from Newark, this coming Saturday.

And, you know, last week, we had two blood and guts matches.

Last week, we had a lot of blood spilled.

Last week, we saw crazy shit.

We saw people thrown through flaming tables.

We saw people going into broken glass.

And we saw thumbtacks.

And we saw barbed wire.

We saw all kinds of crazy stuff.

But you would almost never even know that that happened a week ago.

Because the only person who really was held off the show and was, you know, referred to almost like in the past tense, and was not there because he supposedly suffered second degree burns, which may well be legit, if you watched the show last week, was Darby Allen.

Most everybody else was on the show. They were wrestling in many cases. And again, it's as if

what we saw last week did matter or didn't even happen, which I thought was very, very weird,

considering how much blood was spilled on that show last week. But blood and guts is in the rear view.

We got full gear coming up. We added a few more matches to the card tonight. Of course we did.

So I will have a full rundown of what the card is going to be this weekend. We'll go through my

very quick predictions later on at the end. But tonight we had the return of Kenny Omega. He wasn't on the show for very long. He didn't do too much. But we haven't seen him in a little bit. So he was back on the show tonight. We had Mercedes Monet in the main event of Collision, the Boston Girl. They were in Boston tonight, so they saved her for the very end of the show.

She was wrestling Red Velvet, who we have not seen in the ring since June, in a basically

kind of a unification match or whatever you want to call it, because we had the Ring of Honor

Women's Television Champion against the interim Ring of Honor Women's's Television Champion is if anybody gives a shit about the interim

or even, frankly, non-interim.

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