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Hello and welcome to get the table, another wrestling roundtap with discussion podcast

with myself, Adam Wilborn and the deadly boys of Whatculture here to discuss another burning

wrestling issue.

And as I said today, we are here to talk about why the fights after AEW all out was best

for business.

Now Michael Hublot, that sounds like a preposterous justification for what happened, explain why

we are here to talk about that today.

So that title or that idea, I guess, crossed my mind during what I thought was a thrilling

episode of AEW Dynamite, probably my favourite AEW Dynamite of the year.

I was gripped by almost all of the very care-fabe, very corporate event attainment just days

after everything in real life appeared to be fallen apart behind the scenes in AEW.

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