Hello and welcome to the AEW Rampage review, I'm Adam Wilborn from What Called You, joined

by one of the deadly boys, Michael Hanford from What Called You, to review everything that

happened on Friday night's episode of AEW Rampage.

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for daily wrestling podcasts, where we not only review Rampage, but also AEW, Dynamite,

Raw, Smackdown, NXT, 2.0, pay-per-views, bloody premium live events, we have interviews

around table discussions and a round of the week complete, with a lot of good quiz, of

course, on wrestling culture, as I said though, joined by Hanford to review AEW Rampage,

a bit all over the place of this show, another turkey, sharded out by North America's

worst wrestling promotion, it would seem too well, let's keep this going for another

week, I want the fight, I want the fury on that, I don't really, but the problem was this

was a middling Rampage when I was willing, knowing that I was doing this review today for

just a really good one, I needed a bit of time off of the Aggie from the AEW Ultras and

I didn't get the show that I could heap on the praise, typically forward for a really

great thing.

It's just far from a bad wrestling show, but I made an offer comparison as we were prepping

on recording that, I'm deciding that I'm going to promote to podcast conversation because

I don't feel particularly good about it, there are certain matches and there's a couple

on this show in fact, the AEW by default kind of being the better of the two promotions,

almost all the time, sometimes feel like wrestling for wrestling's sake, and the last time

I felt that on a regular basis was Black and Gold NXT, the tail end, it's a fair assessment

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