Hello and welcome to the AEW Rampage Review, I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture joined by one of the

daddy boys, Michael Sidjwick from Whatculture to review everything that happened on Friday night's

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

make sure you subscribe to Whatculture Wrestling on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music,

maybe get your podcasts from for daily wrestling podcasts, where we're not only review

AEW Rampage, but also AEW Dynamite. Raw smack down the show, formerly known as NXT2play.

Oh, pay-per-views, premium live events. We have interviews, round table discussions,

and they round up the week complete. Let me go quiz, of course, on wrestling culture. As I said,

that joined by Michael Sidjwick to review Friday night's episode of...

Hey, I just make it up. This is crazy. But here's my number.

Yeah, baby. What did you make of this week's show, Sidjwick?

Well, put it this way, Wilborn. I kind of desperately need a piss, but I elected not to go before I

walked into the studio because I'm hoping, like, it gives me a sense of physical urgency to talk

about the show. Because otherwise, I've got precious little to say. I'll bury what needs to be

buried, and I'll pull over something you didn't think. It's a long-time listener that I wouldn't

ever put over. But my god, this was... I'm trying to speak in the vernacular of the youth,

younger and more hippo people than myself. How do they say? How did they put this?

This was a dark elevation-ass card. My god, there were two matches here where I'm thinking,

I don't need to see this. There's only one reason why I'm seeing it. It's almost in

assaulting, particularly given how, at their PKW was told stories, it's such a great degree.

This was so inessential, functional. I know why you're doing this. It theoretically makes

something a bit more legitimate and credible, but my god, let's not take the piss.

...