Hello and welcome to the AEW Rampage and Battle of the Belts review I'm Adam Wilborn

from What Called Your Join by one of the dadly boys, Michael Sidjwick from What Called Your

Reviews, everything that happened over the weekend on AEW Rampage and AEW Battle of the

Belts.

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where you're not only review AEW Rampage and Battle of the Belts, but also AEW Dynamite

rules SmackDown NXT 2.0, haven't used bloody premium live events, we have interviews

around, table discussions and a round of the week complete, with the movie, of course,

on WrestleCulture, as I said there, joined by Sidjwick to review Rampage and Battle of the

Belts.

Mixed emotions about these shows, Sidjwick and do them in order eventually, but I suppose

we should tackle the elephant in the room, AEW Rampage being the sort of, we could be

show that it is and Battle of the Belts being supposedly this special attraction, it was

a bit of a letdown on Saturday night, wouldn't it?

It was, I enjoyed it for what it was, but what it wasn't was something I anticipated when

the, yeah, I remember the trademark was first filed, even before the announced what it was

going to be or announced that it was even happening, I really can't remember when it was,

maybe even it was as far back as this time last year, regardless, I read a news article

or the observer or whatever, and it said AEW files trademark for Battle of the Belts, because

this company has such this glittering reputation, and you know for a fine fact that they are

staffed by a bunch of wonderful Jim Crocker promotions marks and NWA marks and just basically

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