Hello and welcome to WrestleCulture. Well the wrestling was nice, the wrestlers were

jumping and every match was one fall. I tell the commentators start to name

calling. And the crowd responded to the call. I hear a word low shout out who

let the dog call out? Who? Who? Who? Who?

So I went just you haven't heard that song before. I didn't know to do the voice

of that. I thought, oh, I'm at a wheelbomb and what called your job? My wheelchamers and I don't

do it because all the goings are in wrestling this week. But before we get into it, if you're

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Somebody requires, of course, on wrestle. Oh, it's you. Well, they don't have pay per

views anymore. They have what? Premium live event. Anyway, as I said, join my clearing

filter. It's because all the goings on in wrestling this week, it's felt like a long

week, Phil, because we were up till about seven a.m. On my name morning, reviewing a live

streaming, our reactions at least to AEW revolution. Again, one of the best pay per views they've

put on. Yep, absolutely, without a doubt. Top to bottom pretty much. Absolutely fantastic

with like three absolutely stand out matches and that goddamn dog color match, which was

absolutely five stars for me. Five stars, not from Dave Meltzer, though,

a one day. Why am I not surprised? None of them got five stars, so they were all a bit

rubbish, apparently, because his top is seven. So it was a very mediocre pay per view

according to Dave Meltzer. I've done this joke a million times, it isn't even my joke,

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