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Hello and welcome to get the table. We are the

daddly boys of what culture. I'm Adam Wilborn joined by Michael Hanver and

Michael Sidweeks to discuss another burning wrestling issue and that

issue today is the current state of AEW.

In fact, Sidj we've titled this, The Turning Point is AEW over because it felt like the real collective turning point on

AEW kind of came last night at time of recording.

We'll start by talking about it with the announcement of Rick Flair signing a multi-year deal with AEW.

Yeah, it did really feel like the turning point tends the cutsy name for this podcast,

which we are recording by the way Friday lunch time

hish UK time so and we're gonna release it on Monday I believe on the

YouTube channel here's what might have happened since then Darby Allen versus Lance Archer might have absolutely caked at us and then this conversation could

have softened.

And that's how these things go and that's how these things work and they work insidiously

but I think that feeling will stay hopefully with a lot of people

AEW had a very, see they had a simple job in 2019 right? I don't think they booked it very simply just relatively better than

W. I think it was like a genuine at its best masterpiece factory but they kind of had a

simple job it was really hard to get to which I'll develop my thoughts on that later

but you just had to not be as terrible and as nonsensical and as cynical and

evil as WWE was at the time.

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