Hello there, my very good friends on today's wrestling news. Chris Jericho, Sideways Burry's AEW. Will Edge return to WWE? A top AEW star is banged up after blood and guts. We've got an MJF return update. And that is the news. Yes, hello. I'm Andy H Murray. Hi, I'm Phil Chambers. And the H stands for Hey Dude by the Beatles, my favorite song of theirs. There you go.

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Right, let's talk about Chris Jericho.

He's caused a bit of a bustle in the Hedge Row, hasn't he?

He's ruffled a few feathers by suggesting, well, I mean, to be fair, I think

the reaction to it is a bit much, but here's what he said. So he was speaking on talk as Jericho,

obviously. You just, you know, chatting Jericho things. He's not... What he tends to do.

Yeah, he's not one to shy away from making an outlandish

claim every now and then. But he was talking about TNA's recent show, Bound for Glory, which

had a really big crowd. They claimed a record attendance of 7,794 people there. So it looks

really great on TV. And like one thing that TNA has been really good at this year is the attendances for the pay-per-views. They've been really good. We always get the big swooping arena shot, 6,000, 7,000 people there. That's good business, good business. Jericho, however, piss people off. Here's what he said. The crowd looked huge.

It looked huge. It was like a WWE level crowd. He continued. I was watching this and not saying anything out of school here, but comparing it to watching Dynamite when they were at the ECW arena, which looked like a Tony Condello taping. I don't know who that is, but okay. Sorry, it did. TNA looked like the second biggest company in the world and that was amazing and the presentation was amazing. So, one thing about

the TNA attendance, Brandon Fursten did some Brandon First inning this week and found out the real

attendance for that show, which was five and a half thousand

people paid to get in, but they scanned 6,137 tickets. So they fluffed the number up a little bit,

right? Which every wrestling company does. It's nothing new. Everybody does it. Name a company.

They do it. So, you know, it wasn't quite as high as they said it was.

It is still objectively a great number for them. And, you know, it's a bit weird to go, hey, they had more people in the ECW arena, which holds 900 people by design or whatever.

He does have a point about AEW's attendances.

They've ran the smaller settings, which I think is good.

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