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As I said, though, joined by Michael Siddwick to review Friday night's episode of...

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Yeah, yeah, baby. What do you make of this week's show?

Oh, the best part of it was a 42nd vignette. An airport. An airport. Basically, the second best

thing on this episode of Rampage was a vignette montage involving Matt Hardy. So what does that say?

That's the first match was better than that. Let's be honest. But another 6.5 edition,

with a crushing disappointment of a main event. A crushing disappointment of a main event.

Yeah, so I hadn't seen this show, and I said, oh, how is Rampage? This whole work, and I watched it

this morning. You said to me, yeah, just a bit disappointing in the main event. And I was watching

that thinking, oh, I disagree with Sid on this one. It's trending, like Brody King doing Brody

King things, trucking Daniel Garcia left right and said, and I was like, you don't know what he's

complaining about here. And then it happened. Oh, no, there it is. Anyway, it's five minutes of the

march. We'll get to that. Just to finish. Because the show, I'm with AT&T Championship

Match Powerhouse as Hobbes' first defense against Ray Phoenix. Alex Abraham is ringside for Ray.

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