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

one of the Adley Boys Michael Siddwick from What Cool To Do Everything That Happened

on AEW Rampage. But before we get into it if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make

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Chas. As I said, join by Michael Siddwick to belatedly review AEW Rampage. Again, apologies,

it was a bank holiday on Monday here in the UK so we're only just getting around to

it now. But it's worth the wait for that bloody tag match, wasn't it? Yeah, if we're

just talking about the tag match. It was very uneven show. There was great, quite good

and actively bad, the actively bad, like really undermined the whole marketing campaign,

which wasn't ideal. But my God, that opening match was absolutely tremendous. And as we

settle into this two TV shows per week cycle, the jury is out on whether it's ever going

to be as good as February 2020. Again, that means like an absolute 10.0 on pitch fork.

My beautiful dog twisted fantasy, the Beatles back catalog, good. Maybe you can just be

an eight or a nine. This was a 10 out of 10 match for TV. Phenomenal stuff. I saw some

good in this hour, but ultimately if we can get a match of that caliber, it's just a

little supplementary thing. Wonderful. But it'll take about two months to finally get a

sort of a measure of how good or essential or even how sort of undermining rampage might

be. But if we can get one match of this caliber, probably kind of one hour show, I will say,

I've got no complaints about that. But I also won't be one of these pro-writers who just say,

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