Hey now, we are getting over, and I am the Silver King.

Adam Silverstein here to lead you through these hard times.

With our birthday show episode of the Getting Over professional wrestling podcast.

No, the Silver King is not watched quite yet, but I am starting another year on this planet.

Adam starting it by speaking to you as I break down everything that happened Wednesday night in NXT and AEW.

Before we get to that, of course, you know what you need to do.

And if you haven't done it already, at least do it for me for my birthday.

Stop being marks for yourselves and go back to being a mark for me.

Yeah, go back to being a mark for me.

Head on over to Apple Podcasts, drop that five-star rating and mark for me. Yeah, go back to being a mark for me. Head on over to Apple Podcasts,

drop that five-star rating and review for getting over. I greatly appreciate it. It helps the podcast every single time that should do it. I mean, you can only do it once, but for those of you who haven't, and again, I know there are so many of you who listen to the show because I see the listener numbers and I see the ratings and review numbers. There's a wide gap. Trust me, very, very wide gap. Please head on over, drop that five-star rating and review. Let us know how much you love the show. Tell us what you like so much about it. I would greatly appreciate it. Of course, you can follow us on Twitter at Getting Overcast. And if you want to follow the Silver King directly, I don't only tweet wrestling on my personal account, sports, movies, beer, et cetera.

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Now, before we hop into today's breakdown of NXT and AEW, I wanted to take a quick look

at where we stand in the Wednesday night wars, the ratings

war between these companies. Obviously, we do not spend much, if any, real time on this show

talking about the ratings because it's far less important than the actual product that

NXT and AEW are giving us on TV week to week. I care much more critically about what these shows

are doing from a professional wrestling standpoint than caring about who won the demo or the total

viewers week to week and really, you know, if AEW has won 40 weeks in a row or whatever the

case might be. But we are in a unique time right now, and MJF will remind you.

We're in a ratings war, ladies and gentlemen.

But we're in a unique time right now

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