Hello and welcome to the AEW Rampage review I've had at Will Vaughan from What Culture

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everything that happened on Friday night's episode of Rampage.

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Well, I think this is where I'm at with this episode of Rampage, like I don't think I've

seen as mixed reviews for an AEW show, since the company's inception, and if you think

about how it's, you know, the epicenter of wrestling discourse, and how everyone's

gotten a opinion on virtually every single minute of the show, because it's new, it's the

came out, big dick swinging about how they're going to change the world and all the rest

of it.

This might be the most wildly divided reaction I've seen to a single show they've done,

and yet there wasn't that much reaction to it either, I saw the discourse, from what

I saw, I saw a lot of mixed reports, and I'm firmly in the middle of them thinking,

like some people said it was better than, dying in my grand slam, and I'm thinking, let's

know it wasn't, other people are thinking it was actively rubbish, and I'm thinking, how

it wasn't. My prevailing feeling watching this was by the third hour, which I had to watch

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