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To things that are heating up my friends, it certainly feels like AEW versus NXT may be about

to become a thing again, especially because when all-out rolls around, the rumor is that we shall

have a take over show off this same day. So if you're interpisticuffs, you'll better get ready.

Let's not worry about that though, because that's in September and we could all be dead by then,

and that's more than it could be true, so make sure you tread carefully, because you want to make

sure you see those premium live events and pay-per-views. Otherwise, hello, I am Simon from What Culture.

You can believe it, AEW had a show called Rampage, I sat down and I watched it,

and because I'm an arrogant out of control ass, I thought well people definitely wouldn't hit

my opinions, and I shall do it using my hand. I mean that's basically the idea of the show,

isn't it weird? Let's up those doubts.

Rampage started with shenanigans, my favourite thing. Because it was orange casting in the best

friends, taking on Jay leafal satnam, singing son Jay dad, and giving the son Jay cake to

the ring in his suit, you were like, oh man, he's not going to take this seriously at all,

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