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

myself Adam Wilborn and one of the deadly boys Michael Sidjwick from What Cool Chair here

to discuss another burning wrestling issue.

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we have the interviews or round table discussions like this one and a round of the week complete,

with a movie of course on WrestleCulture. As I said, joined by Michael Sidjwick and sir,

we are gathered here. We are socially distanced here today to fantasy book and AEW trios tournament.

Now this is something we've spoken about doing for quite some time, but especially off the back

of this week's Dynamite, it seems like the trios division is rolling yet again in all of the

wrestling. Yes, absolutely. It's been a genre of match Dave Long embraced because it's incredibly

exciting and the fact that they put those matches on featuring two singles guys or tag acts that

are in a program means he can preserve the match itself. As I've talked about incessantly,

it's a connection heavy stable based promotion, which allows for just constant big

bands of storytelling, constant preservation of your singles matches, constant world building,

just deathly and gradually creating this idea that it's all and intimately connected

and company in world in which people like hang out and people are nice and save each other

or people are nasty and have shared goals and shared philosophies and all of this. Even

when people talk about oh god, my mother also made him, that's not very sporting. It's like well,

no it isn't, but just the idea that a lot of people have these different philosophies and these

philosophies clash with one another, you get this in all kinds of sport, you get it in MMA, it's

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