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Hello and welcome to another top 10 debate I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture joined by one

of the Deadly Boys, Michael Hamflop from What Culture to talk about the worst WWE matches of 2021.

So far. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe

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We'll upload a quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said, join by Michael Hamflop to talk about

his article, The 10 Worst WWE Matches of 2021 so far. My only real question to start this

off, I'm not what was the inspiration for this list, but how did you keep it down to 10?

Listen, I'm glad that was your one question, because we don't have a comment section anymore

on the website because they're gross. However, when the articles go up on Twitter, the instant

replies kind of act as a comment section is said. Now, skimmed over as I do when it's,

you know, certain pieces go up that I'm keen to see the response to. Naturally, the first

reply was, when's the 10 worst AEW matches of the year? And I didn't reply, because I

feel like that's a bad faith response to a list idea. But I did, in the moment, think,

all right, name them. Give me 10. Like, Dynamite is far from perfect, and I feel like I'm

fairly balanced in my assessment of the good and bad of AEW, generally speaking, across

an hour output. But 5 to 10, but like the bad matches in Dynamite are very good, or like

very earnest attempt at being good, everyone's working towards the rankings, everything feels

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