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

Deadly Boys, Michael Siddwick from WhatCulture's review. Everything that happened on this Friday's

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

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AEW Rampage, but also AEW Dynamite. Raw smack now in the show, formerly known as NXT 2.0.

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and a round of the week complete. But again, quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said,

though, joined by Michael Siddwick to review.

Hey, I just made it here. And this is crazy. But here's my number.

Yeah, baby. For the final time ever, AEW collision will be taking its place.

Well, in the end of this week, but Sid, what did you make of your last Rampage ever?

Not much. Not much. I feel a rant brewing. And I have done since Saturday morning. Uh-oh.

So on a preface this rant by saying, Dynamite, this week looks great.

Yeah. I'm sure collision will be beefed up on Wednesday via more than one announcement.

If it didn't all, it looks like if it warrants the hype, if the quality of those two matches

can be reflected with a nice, unfussy, undercard, but something really fun. It could be an

all time of a paper view. So week on Sunday, I believe so. And you know, this was just Rampage.

But I hate that anyway. That's just Rampage. No, no, it's an hour of, it's an hour of my time.

I'm being asked to give this promotion. So for me, it's never just Rampage because for me,

just Rampage, like I'm a grown man with family, with responsibilities with lots of different

tastes, a little of different interests. I could see my friends and all the rest of it.

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