Well, they can't all be winners. They had a good run. It's been a hot few weeks of

AWD. Am I really going all the way back to December? Go back to the end of last year.

AW has been on a hot streak on Wednesday nights. Tonight was not one of those nights.

Michael, as Michael Cole said at WrestleMania 30, the streak is over. But one thing we did

get tonight, we did get some forward progression into the Revolution Pay Per View, which is coming

up on March 5th. We do now have a card finally forming. We've had a sense of where the direction

of some of these matches has been going. But we haven't had very many actual matches announced

for this pay per view. And that started to change tonight. We have a Texas death match on

tap between John Moxley and Hangman Adam Page. If we kind of sense that this was going

to one more match, just the matter of what the stipulation was going to be, we found out

that it will be a Texas death match. You know what that means? That means more blood

for John Moxley and Hangman Page. Samoa Joe is going to be going one-on-one with Wardlow.

I presume for the TNT Championship, they had a graphic up for it tonight. And we actually

had a pretty good sit down interview that Jim Ross did with Wardlow that I'll be talking

about a little bit later on. He put some context on why it bothered him so much that Joe

cut off his ponytail. They didn't bother to tell us in advance, which is kind of backwards.

But they did put some context to it tonight. And I like what they did in that segment. So

they're going to be wrestling at Revolution. We also know the guns that brand new AWTAC

team champions are going to be defending their titles at Revolution. And the acclaim will

be one of their opponents, but not their only opponents. There will be two other teams

in what will be a fatal four-way match. And we had a return on the show tonight, somebody

who we have not seen in a very long time. Christian Cage is back. And he left Jungle Boy

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