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I'm Michael Sidgewick,

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Hamfleet.

Yep.

I have written down this card in front of me.

If I was doing this this time last week and for whatever reason we had days off booked

and we had to get it in the can and going off the card at the time and this intro will be a lot

happier than it's about to be there there's a lot of filler on this and I'm disappointed.

No, I'm not disappointed.

That is absolutely the wrong word to use.

I'm not disappointed because I don't expect anything less than this pointlessly overlong

card.

At least two matches are going to die at death and are thus, there's no point in taking the bumps for how well received they're going to be or how well remembered they're going to be.

And it's the same old story with AEW.

The television, the good news is that the television has been excellent, very good to excellent, virtually from day one of 2026.

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