Hello, and welcome to the Fastlane review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cooled You're

joined by one of the deadly boys, Michael Hampler from What Cooled you're talking about

everything that just happened on the Fastlane pay review. The penultimate stop on the road

to wrestle Mania. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make

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culture. As I said, they're joined by Michael Hampler to review Fastlane, which wasn't

a good show, but was a quick show and the show that finished early. So mixed emotions.

Yeah, I laid the groundwork on my first take on the show, because I know you always

throw at me for general thoughts before we go through blow by blow. I laid that groundwork

about what I thought about Fastlane. And then the fiend's hand pierced through that groundwork

and I was laughing loudly to myself. The wee hour of one in the morning, which is virtually

when we're just settling down to do these pay reviews. I think that was around the time

that moment took place, maybe it was even early, but that was pissed funny. We got the

great main event we were promised. We got a potentially enormous WrestleMania development

that was pretty much born out of our dreams before the show itself. So I don't think this

was a good pay per view and I think you're feeling yourself if you think it was, but it wasn't

short enough to talk about, and luckily we're the ones that get to do that right now.

Yes, we were talking about this hamplet join me in fill for the live stream and the kickoff show.

Just being able to go into what happened on that in a second. But they were promoting

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