Hello! I'm welcome to WrestleCulture. It's time to begin now, kind of there. 5, 6, 7, 8. My

boot scooting page is driving me crazy. My obsession from a wrestling, my dance floor

day, I'm a Lenny O'Romey, your cowboy guy from End of Code, and I'm going to get in

land. I will walk from what culture, join my Phil Jamers and Andy Moray from what, all

that goes on in wrestling this week. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this

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said though, join my Phil and Andy discuss all the goings on in wrestling this week. We

sort of workshopped that intro there, but we should start by talking about the return

of Hangman page, Andy Moray. What a surprise, the Joker and the Casino Ladder match on Wednesday

nights. How do you feel about all this? Great, yeah, great. I only say that because there

was some hesitation amongst A to B fans, whether it was a shortcut back to the world title

picture for him. Yeah, I think a lot of people have kind of expressed

the opinion, some in good faith, most not in good faith, that the influx of your CM punks

in your Brian Danielson's and everything else would lead somehow to Hangman page being

forgotten about or buried or abandoned or whatever else. He saw all kinds of wacky tweets

going around going, hey, he's going to go to WWE, better get Paul on the phone. But I

think that the reception he received in Philadelphia shows that he's still like the overguy

as far as homegrown people, organically raised people, not homegrown because he was in

Ring of Honor for however long, you know what I mean? I kind of agree, slash disagree

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