Hello and welcome to the fast lane preview. I'm Adam Wilborn from what culture joined by

one of the deadly boys Michael Hamflut from what culture look ahead to this weekend's

fast lane pay per view. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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As I said, they're joined by Michael Hamflut to look ahead to fast lane this weekend.

I mean, it's effectively a dry run for wrestle mainly for peacock, but still, Michael Hamflut,

this is on course to be my favorite pay per view of the year. But enough of that,

the fact it starts at 11 p.m. UK time, I've been head of fast lane.

How am I feeling about fast lane? What was the song that talked about Daylight Savings time?

You and me Wilborn in, nothing but mammals, we just want to get a good night's sleep play video

on the Discovery Channel. Yeah, it's a big goddamn deal here in the UK that this show starts at 11 p.m.

And based on the, to be fair, pretty, excellently timed out WWE shows will be wrapped by two o'clock

absolute list. It's a nice feeling, but let's not let our personal and professional biases

get in the way of the actual analysis of the card itself. It's a weird one. It's a peacock test.

It's kind of what it's been all along. It's an inconvenience. It's a barrier. It's all and

police shares it's all and synonyms. And if the card remains as it is, it's not the worst short

WWE PPV preview will have done in the last 12 months or so. My gut feeling is, as we're recording

this on the Thursday, Smackdown will load the back half of this event.

Yeah, don't get me wrong. I am a fan of AW and love their PPV's even if revolution

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