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

by one of the Deadly Boys, Michael Sidjwick from What Culture to review everything happened

on Friday night's episode of Rampage.

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As I said, though, joined by Sidjwick to review AEW Rampage and an old timer episode, this

including a match of the year candidate arguably.

I think it's my match of the year.

I'll go into details on why, as and when we review the main event of the show, but in

general, it was a phenomenal episode of television.

Everything was at the very least good or productive, and the peaks were as high as you'll get

all year.

I'm in love with the Blackpool Combat Club.

I'm in the process of making the Blackpool Combat Club a mix CD.

I'm just finalising the track listing, making sure that there are secret coded messages

in the lyrics to convey my love of the Blackpool Combat Club.

Standing outside Danielson's window with the boom box, my God, it's just the best

thing ever.

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