Okay, before we get into this week's episode of AEW Rampage Ups and Downs, let us address

the commentary situation, because there have been some people on the internet going,

they like it, and some people saying they don't like it.

Well on this night, on this episode, I think these four guys smashed it out of a park,

so I wanted to call them out and say, great work.

This Chris Jericho had a bunch of good lines, Mark Henry actually sounds like he means

everything he's saying, Taz is just a joy, and X kind of beholds them all together.

I tell you, if you want to carry on doing a 4-man booth, it's alright by me, let's

never forget, I'm an idiot.

I'm also Simon Meadow, yes, welcome to Ups and Downs, where we're going to give the

good bits and up and the bad bits and down for AEW Rampage.

And amazingly, this is the fourth one that all elite wrestling has done, where the hell

does it go?

I'm going to bring their debut like eight seconds ago, and they're going to be dead.

Don't worry about that, let's up those doubts.

Well there was no mucking around on Rampage was there, because our first match was Malachi

Black vs Lee Johnson, where Malachi had told us, I'm going to walk to the ring, and I'm

going to try and kill him, and he basically did up.

I do have to say that I absolutely love Black's portrayal in AEW, because he just feels

so different to everybody else on that roster, and this entrance just gets better each

and every single week.

I felt all like Hoobali-Boo-Bali in my tum tum this time, so I was like, oh man, he's

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