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Wrestling soup. I am Anthony Thomas. He is Joseph E. Numbers. You know what?

Starting it off talking about the AAA, the Worlds Collide crossover with WWE.

The show had nearly 800,000 people live, and within 24 hours, the English version of the stream had 2.5 million views with an additional 1.4 million in Espionorneur.

Well, you know what? I think that now, because of its smashing success, I am going to

adopt my old Lucha Libre name. I'm going to bring it back. Is it L. Lizard? El Lizzard, though?

No, no. It was back in the old day. I was Papi Charizo. Oh, yeah, Papi Charizo. I'm bringing back Papua Charizo. For those that I don't habla Español, look it up. I'm not going to do the learning for you. But, yeah, no, I don't fucking know. That's great, though. Yeah, Bobby Hulu, Kuallo, that's a good song.

Wow, but like, good.

I mean, that still ultimately.

That's really good.

That's very good.

I mean, basically making almost 4 million views in the first 24 hours.

I'm damn sure that it's going to pass more than that, probably by the end of the week.

Probably even get up to 6 million if they're lucky.

And what a hell of a debut. what a hell of a debut for the for the crossover show for worlds collide

with wwe obviously was a big deal there was a lot of fanfare around it a lot of good a lot of mixed

but for the most part everybody watched more so than what AEW is doing.

Well, once again, I think this kind of goes to show that no matter what, people just want it to be a, they want whatever it is they're watching that's wrestling related on some level.

Yeah.

To be related to WWE because that's what makes it real.

That's what makes it legitimate.

And I know that gets a lot of people's fucking bum bumzaky, but you really think that if they just put on, oh, hey, Triple H is, AAA is streaming a live show with this exact card.

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