Hello and welcome to the AEW Rampage review I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by one of the

deadly boys Michael Sidjwick from WhatCulture to review Saturday Night's episode of AEW Rampage.

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this weekend's episode of...

Hey, I just made it here and this is crazy, but here's my number.

And they've just given up now and they...

Oh my god, collision cannot come soon enough and I mean that quite literally,

is there any point in reviewing this show anymore? I understand that narrative developments

happened, some of them were dire and I'm actually, you know what, looking forward to burying

two things in particular on the show. My god, can we change this podcast?

To like... We've had two weeks off as well from this.

Why don't we change it to something like an AEW weekly roundup of the various talking points?

Maybe I'd rather talk about wrestling Twitter discourse

than the content of this television show because, oh my god, it is so unremarkable,

it is so boring, it is so phoned in, it is so capital C content that when people appear on

this show, I instantly receive them as not being stars and like being unimportant players and I get

an understanding of who Tony Khan really cares about, which programs he really cares about.

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