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Alright, let's play a little game to start this week's episode of Ram,

Page Ups and Downs. When I say Ram, you say Page. Are you ready? Ram. Ram.

Now do not forget, no matter where you're sitting and you're kitchen, you're lounge and your house,

you have just suddenly PEECH! PEECH! Over and over again.

Now everybody else just thinks you really like books.

Otherwise though, hello my name is Simon Whatculture, thank you very much for joining me as always,

and it is time to take the finger of power and go through the latest show in AEW's life known as

Ram Page. Find out, is it any good? Or does it suck? Obviously only I can have opinions

on such matter. Let's up those doubts.

Alright, listen look, I like Ram Page, I really do. I think it's a terrific 60 minutes of wrestling,

and it just breezes by to the point you get to the end of it and you're like, oh yeah,

sports centre, tommons all right. I understand why we were doing cold car

versus Darby Alan 2, because of course a few weeks ago,

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