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to review AEW Rampage and a jam-pack show this week. I mean, it was a jam-pack show, but

I only really, truly cared about one thing, and that's becoming the take that we have every

single week, and I think on a macro level, I don't think I'll ever get as jazzed for Rampage,

like I will Dynamite, and I don't know if it's just because of the taped aspect, like, look,

this is just a subjective thing, objectively, and I know the recent ratings decline,

might support this, but I don't think so, historically, it'll be a new trend certainly,

because AEW Dynamite was so good, for two hours, for so long, that it made the way towards the

next Wednesday evening, slash Thursday morning, so long for so many people, people thought,

oh, Rampage, one hour, it's not an imposition, all our thunder, the nailed-it sweet spot,

there's always one or two matches I get rushed, this will allow it to breathe, etc, etc.

It turns out that just nailed, the two hours so perfectly, because you wanted to wait at the

week, now it's like, I'd rather just wait at the week. Hamlet said this a while back when we were

talking about Rampage, he said, you never want to get to a point when you're like, I've had

enough AEW for the week, is that what you're saying? No, absolutely, like, there's always one thing,

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