Hello again, friends. This is the great Brian last and this is part two of the gym

cornette Wednesday night war between AEW and NXT. Omnibus looking at the first seven

weeks of Jim's reviews of the Wednesday night war. Let's pick up the story right now.

All right. I didn't do what I said I was going to do last week and you don't know this.

We have not worked this out. We've not pre-playing this routine ahead of time.

But I didn't do what I said I was going to do. I watched AEW again first.

Are you offended by you upset at me or are we still friends?

It's interesting. I didn't. I ended up doing NXT first, but I did it because I said I was

going to. I felt like that pole is going into it. Like I should do AEW first. I should

do AEW first. They're more likely to do something at some point during this show that

will be like you want to see it live. Yeah, but I did NXT and I stuck with it and I'm happy

with that decision actually. Well, and I don't want to give anything away. But the reason

I once they announced Kenny Olivier versus jelly Janella, I said, all right, I just just

morbid curiosity, right? It's going to get me. So, but this they can you can say one thing

for sure. These two shows were completely different. I think that's obvious. Oh, yeah.

They had different in style and layout and meaning and etc. Let's tackle all elite just

because that's first one on my pad. And I've had to interrupt your order of things, especially

since it's something that I agreed to, but nevertheless, they go right into it. They're

already in the ring. They go right into the intros into the match cold because they want

to hook everybody, right? I get what they're doing. But once again, it's not like they

opened with Chris Jericho versus Cody Rhodes to hook people. This is a tag team private

party that the vast majority of any mainstream viewing audience had not seen before what three

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