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What am I even doing this video? Do you know what happens to me when I go outside these days?

It's not fun, people call me an asshole.

An asshole? Oh for good, leave me alone, right? Leave me alone. See, I'm not going to pretend it

doesn't bother me. Words hurt. But yes, the idea of a WWE and AEW pay-per-view was actually

discussed this week by none other than Tony Khan, after he was asked about it when he appeared

on the ring of podcast. And this is one of the reasons that I love this man.

You can throw any kind of question at him and he will entertain it in an interesting manner

because he said, I quote, I'm not sure if that's going to happen, but I would be open to talking

about that type of thing. It's not crazy, but it's a bold prediction. So there's a man who

has remembered you never say never arrested. I am not a smart though, obviously look at me.

So I am saying there will never be a WWE and AEW join pay-per-view. Why?

Here's why.

Now the first problem is that neither side would be able to agree on what they were going to call

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