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It's going on, guys. Welcome to another edition of the AEW Rampage Review here on the

Salomonster Sounds of Channel 4. Friday, November 19, 2021. I am the Salomonster

for what was a very middle of the road episode of Rampage. I don't know if it's just that

there wasn't a whole lot going on or we were coming off what I thought was one of the best dynamites

they've done all year. But when this show was over tonight, it really was all about the main event.

Everything else just was sort of there. This was not one of my favorite episodes, but

we'll get into the show tonight. I want to thank everybody who joined me last night.

We had a 14-year anniversary stream for the podcast that was interrupted, obviously,

by a lot of breaking news. We did talk about the WWE releases and I guess to kind of tie it

into AEW, I think it will end up impacting AEW. We may see some faces popping up there in a

few months. So thank you to everybody who joined me last night. It was an unbelievable night. We

had a great turnout, a lot of super chats, a lot of love and I very much appreciate it.

Hit that like button and subscribe to the channel if you are not already subbed. Superchats are

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