Hello and welcome to the AEW Rampage review on Michael Sitchwick joined by Andy Murray,

the podcast part timer, to discuss everything that happened on Friday's show.

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of the week complete with a bloody good quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. Now, Murray,

before I get your broad thoughts, which I get before your deeply analytical thoughts,

I'm going to tell you a little story about my content morning.

I last night, middle of the night, UK time, I watched Survivor Series, I, and this is not ideal,

considering I cover this stuff professionally, literally almost unable to summon a single thought

outside of what I thought was, and I think our opinions differ on it, but that's by the

buy, it's not a Survivor Series review podcast, outside of whatever people thought about it,

it was different kind of match to what you usually get in WWE in that opener between

Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair, outside of a match that because it was different, because

there was a story involved, I could actually have some analytical thoughts on it, everything just

washed over my numb body in a blur of moves, no stakes, structure, seen it for 20 years,

I was bored, senseless, uninspired, and I just couldn't watch it in a sort of engaged way.

I kind of felt much the same, I had the same viewing experience watching A-WD rampage on

Friday, and that's not good. Yeah, the show pretty much is comprised entirely of the kind of

matches that on a week of dynamite, after they've announced the two or three bangers that you

know are going to rule, whoever Danielson's wrestling, whoever Kenny or the boxer, whoever

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