Hello and welcome to the AEW Rampage review, I'm Anna Wilborn from WhatCulture joined

by one of that Lee Boy's Michael Sidjwick from WhatCulture to review everything that happened

on Friday Night's episode of AEW Rampage.

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NXT 2.0, paid for views bloody premium live events, we have interviews around table discussions

and a roundup of the week complete, but the bloody quiz of course, on a wrestle, as said

though, joined by Michael Sidjwick to review a rampage and this hour just flew by.

I mean, I love this episode of rampage, I don't think it was the best one I've ever done,

I think you'll struggle at the top of the first one for the importance of the match quality,

this is basically the same format, no convenient squabbling to set up anything for Dynamite,

just four matches, various levels of build, great execution and indeed over delivery of

those matches, there wasn't a single second I didn't enjoy, there were a few seconds

where I thought I'm not going to enjoy this as much as I normally would given the people

involved and then they wouldn't be round by being great so yeah, just a fabulous time

this episode.

Let's dive straight into it because the show opened with the return of John Moxley

in-ring facing Ethan Page, I thought they did this absolutely perfectly, Ethan Page comes

out after Moxley of course and sends Scorpio Sky back and just winds up all the fans basically,

obviously huge amounts of crowd support behind Moxley who just bears repeating but looks

like a different person doesn't he, he's obviously fantastic, he's much better from the

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