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I am just going to tell you straight up, this week's episode of Ups and Downs for Rampage

is a bit like Seinfeld. If you didn't watch Ups and Downs for Smackdown, which now is part of the

canon, there may be some jokes or some signs on this episode and you'll like what the club is

going on. Does that make me an asshole? Yes, I've told you that once, I've told you it twice,

I will tell you it 379 times, but not only did we have the latest episode of Rampage,

but it was kind of live from Canada, I mean they filmed it on Thursday night, but still it felt

like a new crowd, which meant they were really loud. Was it any good, or was it rubbish?

Let's find out when we up those doubts.

So given that the butcher in the blade had yelled at Claudio Castignoly on Dynamite saying,

Oh, Tars, Tars, you got to Friday night. Claudio was like, all right, I'll fight you.

He was also teaming with fellow Blackpool Combat Club member John Moxley, so this did feel like

a big deal, especially because William Regal was on commentary saying, no, I don't think this is

a good idea at all. Moxley has to fight Hangman Adam Page this Tuesday because Dynamite has

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