Hello there, my very good friends on today's wrestling news, we're going to tell you everything

you need to know about what may have been the most violent, bloody, woman's wrestling

match in mainstream American wrestling history.

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And I'm Andy Murray, and this is The News.

So we've got to talk about this AEW main event, but we've got to talk about Brit Baker

versus Fonda Rosa, the lights out unsanctioned match, the first main event,

women's main event, an AEW history on Dynamite, on paper view on anything really,

I'm sure maybe they've done one on dark, but on mainstream programming here we are.

This was nuts, if you've been anywhere on social media this morning, you will have seen

the images of Brit Baker just coated in blood, her hair matted to her face,

it was really, really stark, violent, brutal, bloody, nasty, ugly stuff, and it was great.

It was really tremendous.

There was a lot of hype coming into this match, which was taped last week.

There was loads of people in AEW on Twitter going, hey, this is tremendous, you need to watch this.

Watch this match, it's great, it's brilliant, watch it, watch it, watch it.

And we've been here before, that's the thing with AEW in this level.

We've been here before, I believe, Jake Hager versus John Moxley was one that was hyped up

similarly by people in AEW, and then Airden, you know, the reception was not entirely positive,

it's fair to say, not the best match of John Moxley's title ring.

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