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Swerve Strickland's first title feud was against Mid-carder Christian.

And now we've got Will Osprey. It's too much. It's too much the other way.

You can't just have one or the other. I'm kidding. I'm actually quite behind the Osprey direction.

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read out every single one, over five US dollars dollars but today's main talking point is

SWerve Strickland's forbidden door opponent who was crowned in the main event of

this episode they made it work they got it right this time we said this when they did it just before

Revolution double or nothing even I read it when I went back it was last month yeah because it was how well got the shot against

Roddy Strzok. So it's the in the lead up to double or nothing and we were like this is a

really cool idea for a battle royal but it's missing the countdown. It is missing knowing when the next entrance is coming in it just felt like

people just came in whenever they wanted and also the commentators in that first one

definitely weren't a hundred percent clear on the rules on.

They did not quite know what it was, but this time they figured it out.

One note of feedback I would give. 10 second countdowns, not five second countdowns. People like to

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