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Wednesday night, All-Elit Wrestling returns to a Gannis Arena on the campus of Boston University.

My guest at this time was the official of record for the first ever All-Aleet Wrestling World Championship match in 2019 in Chicago.

She is AEW's project coordinator. I would call her the lead advocate for AEW Games and the co-host of AEW Unrestricted Podcast. The great Aubrey Edwards joins me. Aubrey, how are you? Thank you so much for your time today. I'm doing great. That was one heck of an introduction. Thank you. Did I get the project

coordinator title right? You did. You very much did. Project coordinator is kind of like a grab ball for

hey, we need some random thing done. Can you please do it? I'm like sure. Yeah. We're all in it

together, one team. Yeah. And that's the cool thing about AEW. That's the vibe that I get is that you

guys are one team striving for one goal.

And that's a really cool concept.

Yeah, I mean, it's a goal that we all believe in, right?

Like, we wanted to make an alternative to wrestling, and AEW has been super successful.

So all of us have a way to make an impact in that.

So why not?

I'm excited to chat to chat with you because you're one of my favorites in the promotion.

And I think your story is such a fascinating one.

And my first noticing of your work was I was in Chicago for the Chris Jericho

Adam Page AEW.W. Championship match.

And I'm still in the process of learning about AEW and some of the different talents that maybe I've

heard of. And I'm just kind of seeing for the first time. And you're the lead official of the

AEW championship match, a main event match, a big deal.

And I noticed you as a very active referee and even threatened to disqualify Chris Jericho in the main event for not breaking for a five count.

And it really reminded me of how active Tommy Young was as an official for the National

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