Hello and welcome to the AEW Rampage preview, I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture, joined

by one of the deadly boys, Michael Sidjwick from What Culture to look ahead to tonight's

episode of AEW Rampage. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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by Michael Sidjwick, Michael Hamlet, still enjoying that well-eared fortnight off, but

we're here to look ahead to AEW Rampage, the go-home show ahead of all outs and a great

card by the looks of things, 2 out of 3 ain't bad, I get it, and I'm not, this isn't

the centerpiece of the show, and you know, I think she's a phenomenal, really funny,

effective TV character, and I get why AEW does this, AEW storytelling, device, a primary

one that they utilize is they use the associates of an opponent to indirectly build the match

against the main opponent, without burning through the match against the main opponent.

In addition, it allows people to like, play off of the people, it allows the idea of,

are these people having an interior life, and they have chemistry with the people that

they know, and it all just, very subtly and insidiously, allows you to take this university

I don't want you to see Reba wrestle again, she's not very good, she's not very good at adapting

her comedic sidekick rule into like slapstick spots in a match, she's just not good at wrestling,

she shouldn't wrestle, she already has a rule at which she's excellent, the last time she

wrestled, she dislocated her knee because she's not very trained, not very good at it, I want to

say her, minimally involved in this match, and I know we're not getting to that, but

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