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myself Adam Wilborn and one of the dad Lee boys Michael Sidduick from what culture here

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We are socially distanced here today to talk about whether AW's women's division is officially

good now and that is of course off the back of this week's brutal lights out match between

Brit Baker and Thunder Rosa said you've had a few days to drink it in that image of Brit

Baker and her hair and face and entire body covered in blood is going to stay with me

for a long time but having had time to reflect on it what do you reckon?

Stunning, hey eyeballs, the whites of their eyes were stained with blood, absolutely incredible

commitment to something that never felt like they were reaching towards that's the key thing

it didn't feel like they'd put every single woman on that stage and had a man let me give them

flowers with the visual implication being look at what this man has done what Dr.

Brit Baker and Thunder Rosa did was they worked a program that didn't get enough television

time in my opinion to fully flesh out we were mostly left to infer that yes Thunder

Rosa came in as an NWA wrestler to the AW women's division in a development that

Brit Baker found disgraceful because they already had a women's division of which she was

the face and she wanted to run Thunder Rosa's out of town some of the dialogue I felt obscured

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