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Hello there my very good friends, Andy Murray here for WhatCulture Wrestling coming

through with a bit of exclusive news for you today. If you are part of the large group of people

who look at AW Women's Division, look at the AW Women's World Championship and look at the

person holding that belt and think, hey, they're not on television enough, they are not getting

the featured week to week presentation on Dynamite and Rampage that they deserve. If you're part

of that group then you are not alone my friends, in fact your frustration is shared by the person

at the very top of that pile, Bunderosa. We can exclusively report today is upset with her television

time in AEW. Now we've learned this from close unnamed sources with knowledge of the situation

and there are a bunch of different things that we need to dive into here, a bunch of different

points to this story. So we're going to work through them now and we're going to begin with

this week's episode of Dynamite. Now of course, Bunderosa wasn't featured on the show at all,

she did not appear in any kind of fastie. This despite wrestling Serena Deep in a very well-received

and very well-reviewed match at Double or Nothing. They had the Women's World Championship match,

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