Hello and welcome to the full gear review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture, joined by a lot of God. Michael Patrick from What Culture. Here to review everything that happened at Full Gear over the weekend. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to What Culture Wrestling on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Amazon, music and YouTube. We do daily wrestling podcast where we review A-W Dynamite,

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and a very eventful show.

It was very eventful,

but if you take away, As said, though, joined by Michael Sidney to review AEW full gear and a very eventful show.

It was very eventful, but if you take away the eventful element of it,

you could genuinely review this show in less than five seconds.

It was an AEW pay-per view.

It peaked with some excellent matches.

It went too long.

The crowd felt how long it went and were tired way too early.

The crowd as well, I don't think, were particularly great throughout.

Which leads me into my next point. As good as this was, of points, I honestly reckon this, and it's a very, very high bar. It's a very, very high bar. We're spoiled by it, et cetera. The paper views are staying as long.

There are too many matches where it's like all of these needed approach or go past 20 minutes.

There's a slow trend happening where the matches on these pay-per-views are getting slightly worse

month by month by month and the crowds are getting quieter and quieter and quieter.

Thank you for indulging me on the full gear preview.

If you watched, Come Listened, where I had a bit of a rant about

I got in the mood about my Twitter replies and I got yet more of them this weekend but I feel

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