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Hello, and welcome to get the table, another wrestling round table discussion podcast with myself,

Adam Wilbon, and one of the dadly boys, Michael Hamftlet from what called you here to discuss

another burning wrestling issue. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

make sure you subscribe to what called dressing on either iTunes Spotify, wherever you get your

podcast from, for daily wrestling podcast, where we review rules, SmackDown, NXT, AEDW, Dynamite,

PAPER views, we have interviews, more around table discussions like this one and a roundup

of the week complete, with a blanket quiz, of course, on rest of which are, as I said,

joined by Michael Hamftlet and Sir, we are gathered here. We are socially distant here,

they for now at least to ask the question, could this year's SummerSlam be the best ever?

And before we dive into this year's, I suppose we should answer the question, Michael Hamftlet,

what was up until 2021 the best SummerSlam ever in your book?

Well, a couple of decent candidates. It's hard to look past SummerSlam 2002. I think I've

not got a lot of love and praise for 2002, but my word is that card stand up.

Kurt Anglum Ray Mysterious set a place. I'm fire in the first 10 minutes of the show with just

this white hot opener. Brock puts Brock, sorry, Brock puts Brock over clean as a sheet in a

kind of exhilarating main event where the next big thing was actually proven to be true,

rather than just marketing bluster. You wept tears of fear every time Sean Michaels took

a back bump because you just thought he was going to put himself back into four more years of

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