Hello there, my very good friends, on today's wrestling news.

We analyze AW's lackluster women's division booking.

WWE have been destroying evidence.

We finally have some clarity on Brought Lesnar's retirement.

And Seth Ronans admits that fans got bored of him as a baby face.

I'm Adam Wilborn.

I'm Andy H-Murray.

The H stands for Hollis.

PC Reg Hollis.

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All right. What year is it?

2020? 2020? 2021? 2019?

Because we're here to talk about the AW Women's Division and specifically it's booking

because last night's dynamite collision block was quite something with regards to lack of action really. I've got a bunch of

things I'm going to read off to you. You got some data. Yeah, I got some data. So we got a couple of

matches to be fair across, I mean to be fair. Sounds like you let it off the hook. But you had

women's tag team action with Anna Jay and Ty Mello, very short squash match. Technically, the Knight's main event as well was Hikarushita, Chris Stalander, in a lights out kind of street fight type deal, which was excellent, by the way, like a really great match. So technically that's kind of the main event. It's lights out, It goes last every time. That's how it operates.

But how long, Adam, did it take? I know you do this on the podcast, obviously, with Ladies Night Gimmick. How long did it take for the first woman's match to materialise on this three-hour show?

I'd go at bare minimum, because I haven't checked the Panda Blair's data just yet.

So I'm going by my AEW to clarify.

I'll go 90 minutes.

Now it was one hour and 47 minutes.

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