The TVS Championship is getting

the big push. Hello and welcome to the WrestleTalk podcast AEW Collision edition with me,

Laurie Blake, Luke Owen has taken a day off, and the professor, that later, every time

we talk about Collision, we think about the people called the colliders. I think of

that Leo and a Lewis song, Collide, do you remember? Oh, when we collided, we come together.

No, that's Matt Cardle's version of a Biffy Collider. That's exactly correct. We wasn't

called that. It was called many of horror, Richard. Yeah, but you can't have a Chris

song called Manning of Collision. It's podcastful. Look, I mean, there's not loads of like

narrative things to talk about in Collision. Lots of great wrestling, but we have to fill

in the hour somehow, and I think ex-hite to win this conversation. Also, I've cut you

off about the only Lewis's song. It just, it goes, we can collide. We can collide.

We can collide. It's a lot of colliding. That's what I think about. Is the sound loud enough

for you guys? Yeah, tell us the best way to check. We're also like, because we've been

left in charge, we weren't sure whether or not we were doing the stream, right? So tell

us it's what we're like. It turns out that Dan and I have both have a different half

of puzzle to get a podcast up and running, which I assume we are up and running. There's

a chat running. I can do the thumbnail and the YouTube back end stuff, and Dan is capable

of putting it live in slops. We assume we've done it correctly. We don't know. For a while,

there was the wrong thumbnail on it. That's on me. That's my bad. But we should probably start

talking about Collision, because people probably screaming at their screens go, why aren't

you talking about Collision? Model that says we're plenty loud today. So that's all good.

Yes, let's do Collision. So we're going to talk about the main event to start us off,

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