M-G-F versus the Keshda was our first match on AW Dynamite this week, straight away, Tony

Shivani, Gordon Maxwell, and Prick. Also, hello. My name is Simon Miller, welcome to

Ups and Downs, the Wrestling Review Show, where I watch wrestling so you don't have to.

Or you can watch the wrestling and then come here and say you don't agree with any of

my opinions.

Don't do have to say that M-G-F only wrestling sporadically is so damn smart because when

you do see him going, this guy is really good. Whereas the Keshda is on the other end

of the scale, he is just fighting all the time and it just keeps on getting better and

better and better and better.

He didn't make a mistake right away because Maxwell is all like, oh, let's shake hands

of my dear old pal and of course he booked the Keshda in the gut, but the Keshda must

have planned for this because then he hit the ropes and he took him out with a clothesline.

He then went on to hit the 10 punches in the corner because he must have been watching

in the 1980s wrestling where M-G-F decided, I know what I can do and he used the referee

as a human shield.

What a dickhead.

He then held the Keshda into team of the turnbuckle but this guy just kept on coming because

he was able to break his brain with a brainbuster and given that we were in El Paso, he came up

with a great idea, he climbed to the top rope, he did the Eddie Guerrero shimmy and he hit

a frog splash.

So that's it.

He's now always going to be the man in Texas.

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