Hello and welcome to the AEW Rampage review and Michael Sitwick, joined by fellow

Dadley Boy Michael Humphlet to discuss everything that happened on Friday show.

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wrestle culture. But Humphlet, Monday morning, Friday is long in the air review. What

are your general thoughts on Rampage?

Well, there were very, very general thoughts, because I got to be honest, it was a bit of

a waste watch today. I didn't have the time I would have quite liked this weekend to

watch it with certain, very progressive wrestling shows taking up much of my time. On the surface

level, and I'm looking forward to getting into the more granular side of things, polished,

neat, tidy, good one hour, justification of why one hour wrestling shows are probably

the best of all of us, but still very little that leaves me chomping at the bit thinking,

well, I've got to tune it next week to Rampage, there is nothing I don't think at this

point they can do to shake the B-shirt tag even when an episode is objectively pretty

decent.

Yeah, no, I have to agree with that. The days of them doing Brownie Danielson versus Eddie

Kingston and oh my god, it's a classic. If this was on a paper view, people would be

talking about it for years and years and years. That sort of stratospheric standard just

isn't being hit anymore. Nine times out of ten, we are left with a really enjoyable digestible

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