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One day, my friends, one day until the forbidden door is open for good,

but as John Moxley actually pointed out in a recent interview,

how can we call it the forbidden door anymore when it's not forbidden and everybody is just allowed

to walk through it? So I sat down and I thought about it and I was like okay we've got to come

up with a new name that's more appropriate, so I have decided from now on it shall be called

the permitted place. Man how it sounds like somewhere you'd been put after you committed a crime,

but that's it as far as I'm concerned, come Sunday, New Japan AEW will be giving us the permitted

place pay-per-view and if you actually did do that, you'd be lucky to get one by.

But forget all about that, because my name is Simon from What Culture, we have just had the very

last go home show also known as AEW Rampage, so let's find out whether it gets an up, let's ride,

whether it gets it down.

Right, so here is the deal, the first match on Rampage was on Droid A versus Ray Phoenix,

and this is because I guess they were going to do this on the pay-per-view, but they're not

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