Hello, everybody. Welcome to your AEW revolution post show.

I am John Pollock joined by waiting moments removed from tonight's revolution

pay-per-view at the Chase Center in San Francisco, California.

How are you doing tonight?

Doing pretty well, John. How are you?

I'm doing great. I just watched a phenomenal show.

I thought that that was, uh, I thought that was just an extraordinary pay-per-view

overall. Yeah. And I don't think any of us ever doubted it, you know,

like these shows are usually pretty high level. Um, we were critical as that.

We're a lot of people about the build to this, but I think when it came to belt

a belt, um, no surprise, but, you know, just how good this Iron Man match was in

particular, maybe I didn't even expect.

Uh, there, there were several. I thought that, um, like, honestly, I, I feel

this was one of AEW's best pay-per-views. I thought that they, uh, over delivered

on, on many fronts. If, if you want to go with, I mean, the matches, like, to

me, that there were no matches that did not hit, I would say at the bottom would

be, I think Joe Wardlow had a very difficult time in, in their, but by the end of it,

the night, I actually thought that what they did in that match was actually great.

Uh, and then you had the women's match that I thought the crowd was into that one,

like quite a bit. And I guess your reaction is going to come down to the

angle afterwards. If you like that direction or not, but overall, I thought that this

pay-per-view over delivered in terms of what I was expecting pretty much, uh, across

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