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Jay Cargill and Ria Ripley, you know, you have this underlying tension from the match that they had at

WrestleMania and you know that that was so good that you got to

run it back and it was cool to see Jay Cargill present that and

Rio Ripley accept there's no running there's no hiding there's no I don't know and maybe

none of that it was like shit let's do it we're waiting on and so it was good to

see that that fired me up I also thought that Trick Williams and Mello, wow, they did the damn thing.

And, you know, like, I'm going to sit here and I'm not going to take credit for the

analogies that was, that was presented to me.

But I was talking to Andre,

and Andre said, I think that this is the new Johnny Gargano champa.

This is the new Kevin Owens and Sammy fuse.

And it's a long brewing, uh, long lasting deal because they started all friends first.

They warred with each other. And for, shoot, lack of a better term it went a decade Sammy Zane and K.O. over a decade

and Champa and Gargano over a decade.

And this might be the few, maybe the fuel, maybe the few that Johnny Gargano needs to get crunk up again, because he is dead in the water just laying there like a a fish that's been gutted I mean it's just pitiful but to get back to Trick Williams and Carmelo Hayes

like you got to understand the dynamic of these guys.

Carmelo was the principal, and Trick was the understudy.

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