As if they don't have too much on their place, the Kings of Combat Sports Podcast, Neil. And we'll wait to talk about the things they did that day. The land and left the work of Triple H. Rwanda Smackdown. We want to Smackdown. We want to Smackdown. We want to Smackdown. We want to Smackdown. We want to Smackdown. We want to Smackdown. We want to Smackdown. We want to Smackdown. And welcome everybody who are listening to our free feed or watching us on

YouTube to our review of WW Smackdown.

This is Wei Ting and I'm joined by Neil Flanagan.

We are more than warmed up here with 37 minutes of talk that

just took place right before this for our cafe patrons, where we actually spent a lot of

time talking about perhaps the big story of the day in professional wrestling, and that is the story

of Dallas Edwards, the referee who suffered a brain injury at an OVW event.

I assume by now a lot of you who might be listening to this podcast will have already seen

this very graphic and uncomfortable scene of a referee taking a breath bump and proceeding

to suffer a seizure with no medical attention, unfortunately whatsoever.

So we spent a lot of time giving our thoughts about that.

And, you know, talking about the latest update.

We actually heard from Dallas himself on Friday night.

So that is available in the PostRustlight Cafe.

We also spent a lot of time talking about my AEW.com.

This is the streaming service that AEW themselves have

created and put out for mostly an international audience, but we also talk about the idea of

whether or not the value, the very strong value it represents maybe undercutting the pay-per-view

pricing that they've established for audiences in this part of the world

that may have usage or knowledge of usage of a VPN.

So a lot of that conversation in the Excel edition of this podcast, which is available to all

of our patrons over at post-wrestlingcafe.com.

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