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

one of the dadly boys Michael Sidjwick from What Culture to review everything that happened

on Friday night's episode of Rampage.

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But I think it was of course on a wrestle culture, as I said that joined by Michael Sidjwick's

review AEW Rampage, a show remembered probably less for the wrestling and more for quite

the head to head face to face, eventually pull apart brawl that we saw in the middle

of this show.

I mean it has to be the angle slash promo of the year, realistically the best wrestling

segment of the year, non-wrestling, I mean, I'm trying to think now because I always

always feel like I should kind of stem my recency bias somewhat to give like a fair, analytical

detached approach to recognize the work that made me feel like this five months ago or

whatever, not just because something's making me feel like electrified right now.

Off the top of my head, I adored the various interactions between Kenny Omega and Hangman

Page as AEW started to go back in front of live crowds on the tour, like the one, bang,

gawk, baby, that one was phenomenal, the one that set up the 10-man tag was absolutely

electrifying as well.

So they're up there with this, but I have to think this is better.

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