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myself Adam Wilborn and one of the deadly boys Michael Sidjwick from what culture here to

discuss another burning wrestling issue.

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As I said, join by Michael Sidjwick and sir, we are gathered here to we are socially

distanced here today to talk what AEW must do at revolution.

It is fast approaching, March 7th is when it will go down and it's tough to call three

matches on the card right now, but we were talking between the two of us and it feels

a bit directionless at the moment, is that fair?

I think it's fair and it does seem directionless on the surface, however, I've got the feet

under the water paddling furiously.

It is, yeah, I think they've been making moves, but I can't tell if I'm just projecting

that AEW is making these moves because it's a certain match that I really, really want,

but looking at the book and patterns and more over the book and philosophy of this company,

I'm thinking of full gear, I'm thinking of the first revolution, I'm thinking all out,

so nothing was obviously different because of the pandemic, but those pay-per-views were

so great and the builds towards them were so great and enriched the shows themselves

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