Hello and welcome to the AEW Forbidden Dow 2020.

Preview. I'm Michael Sitchwick, joined by fellow daddy boy Michael Hanflit to discuss everything

that's set to go down on Sunday's show. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this

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Hamfle, it's forbidden, do.

It's going to be great. That's the first thing we need to say. It's going to be great.

That's the first thing we need to say.

It's going to be absolutely fantastic on the night for all sorts of reasons that we'll get into.

But it's the definitional, it'll be all right on the night pay-per-view because it feels like a B-level pay-per-view featuring New Japan, CMLL and Stardom, as opposed to anything that we might have fantasy booked upon ATW's launch.

That's a reality.

The television build is tricky because it's difficult to get someone like Zach Sabre Jr.

over as like one of the true most relevant hipster choices as best in the

world because he's in New Japan. It's in relative obscurity era now. The cannon stuff doesn't

even feel that hot outside of the own cup because we are doing a preview for a TV world title match effectively if we think,

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