This is the captain, Brace for Impact.

Hello, hello, hello, Davey Portman here from Up Next and we are back with a brand new episode

of Deep Impact because the big pay-per-view, the greatest wrestler of the last 10,000 years

performed in a main event at Impact Wrestling. Yes, title, the title, champion versus champion.

But I can't do this alone. I need to go over to another brand. I need to go over to the

shot in the dark roster to call someone. I've got John Sino evil hit tonight with me. John,

how are you doing? I'm doing good. Yeah, I'm here to rubble in this rebellion. What a show,

huh? I mean, this is the show they were all waiting for. Champion versus champion. This

is like the culmination of the forbidden door. It is, yeah. Or is this just the beginning?

We'll see. Yeah, Sino, we talked, we did our primus show the other day and I think both

of us were kind of looking forward to this pay-per-view. Not just the main event, I think they had

a lot of on-paper good matches to look forward to, but obviously the main thing everyone

here is going to be here to talk about is Kenny Omega versus Rich Swan with the unified

impact championship on the line with the AEW championship. And I think because that's the main event,

I think that's kind of where we're going to start tonight. And we, as always, did a live watch

long on Twitch, Twitch.tv slash up next podcast. And we had quite a lot in the room, especially

for the main event. And quite a few people saying that they actually bought the event for the

first time. And first time pay-per-view buy is that kind of thing. So obviously from impact point

of view, this experiment, if you want to call it that, kind of did pay off. But do you think we'll

be getting these fans possibly paying for the next one? After paying, I mean, going into this,

I know we spoke about it in the primer, I was like, I personally felt like this didn't have as

much talk and hype as the slam anniversary show. From last year, we had all those like releases

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