Hello and welcome to the first ever A.A.W. Rampage preview by Michael Sintric and the brief

absence of Adam Wilborn and I am joined by fellow Dudley Boy Michael Hamflit to preview

everything that's in store for us on the debut premiere edition of A.A.W. Rampage.

But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure to subscribe

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daily wrestling podcasts. We previewed A.A.W. Dynamite and Rampage, WWE Raw, SmackDown, NXT

and all pay per views, we conduct wrestler interviews, we hold roundtable wrestling discussions

and host A Roundup of the Week complete with a bloody good quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture.

But for now, it's good to have a good wrestling show on a Friday. It is, it feels nice.

I'm just an hour as well, not even just a good show, but a good amount of time.

There's no time to pickly kill, there's no time to waste, 60 minutes. When was the last time?

Well, I think we touched on this on another podcast. When was the last time that there was a 60-minute

show that felt like a vital part of the wrestling diet that wasn't just seat show father,

that wasn't a highlights package thing, that wasn't a kickoff, a pre-show or a buying,

this should feel as electrifying as any sort of weekly dynamite were packaged in the 60 minutes.

40, yeah, that's lovely. It shows how far NXT has fallen, when that isn't your first point of

reference, the 2014-2015, to an extent, 2016 years. But before we get into the actual content of

the very first show, I'm really looking forward to dynamite rampage on a broad level. We said

before they've already condensed three hours worth of storylines into the two hour dynamite

package and the bi-product of which means that certain episodes have felt rushed.

There are several examples of angles that haven't really been allowed to resonate or have been

built across dynamite. Can you imagine if the SCU breakup which informed the elite hunter gimmick,

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