Hello, and welcome to the AEW Rampage review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Called Your Join

by the Deadly Boys of What Called Your Microhandler, Michael Sidwick, here to review everything that

happened on Friday night's episode of Rampage. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this

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AEW Rampage, but also AEW Dynamite, Raw, SmackDown, NXT, pay-per-views. We have interviews

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on Reciculture. As I said, join by Hampton and Sidwick to review AEW Rampage. And I highly

anticipated show this was, Sid. Yes, it was. My worry already about AEW Rampage. And you know,

it's a one hour TV show. If you can get 20 minutes of awesome this in it, brilliant.

That first week feels that they delivered something that they aren't capable of following through

on a consistent basis. That first week, every single minute of that show was incredible.

I absolutely incredible. It now appears that the model is, if you want incredible thing,

for me. And I think people varied on what the incredible thing was, or if it was that

incredible, I thought it was tremendous. But at the same time, I can understand why people

didn't, but that's by the by in terms of a strategy to get you to watch. One amazing thing,

plus two things that would represent possible dips on a 7.5 to 8 out of 10 dynamite as opposed

to the 8.5 nines. Is that appointment viewing? Is that a really great use of the third hour?

I don't know. The acronym LIPS, my entire life for that watching that main event. I understand the

strategy behind it. I understand the purpose behind it. I understand that temporarily building

pilgrimage union up with allowed at times the word tired support of crowd as the backdrop

is going to make MGF use the real beneficiary of their little minor story line. Look like a

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