Hello and welcome to the AEW Rampage Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture Join by

the Deadly Boys of What Culture. Michael Habler, Mike Suswick here to review everything

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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round table discussions and a round up of the week, complete, with a bunch of quiz, of course,

on WrestleCulture. I said, join by Habler and Siduick to review AEW Rampage, potentially the last

ever one hour Rampage. What did you think, Sid? I can't make my mind up on this show. My

prevailing thought was, this does not feel like the third hour of TV. This doesn't feel like a

Dynamite caliper hour of TV that mercifully hasn't been welded on to Dynamite. There's a three hour

XB. Yeah. We have fallen below the initial promise of the debut episode. Next week's I expect

to be an aberration because it's a two hour special as we've just alluded to. And yet,

one off two hour special. We'll repeat repeating this. That's what we'll that way in my existence.

And yet, despite the fact that it wasn't really TV quality of unmissable epicenter of conversation,

everyone's talking about all this buzz quality. And despite the, inordinate, almost cruel amount

of Matt Hardy. There's still lots to like. I said this to you earlier. After the opening match,

which obviously featured butter in the blade from HFO, you then got the end shot. Yeah, the

other way of slugging your head. Hey, hey, what's this shmuck doing here? Hey, get out of here.

Get out of here, schmuck.

I got a little bug on my hoodie because I was watching over the tree joy. And now that's

what I'm trying to kill it. Hey, sorry. He's over here. He's over here. I was going to grab

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