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Yeah, it was incredible. Ricky Starks is an absent star. Everything we say about everything we missed about him, he showcased in a fabulous, fabulous, all-round performance. You just emerged from that entire presentation as someone who, like, one of the many guys, just strapping up, just create so many belts, so all of the, I know he's got one. Sorry, Tars, we're giving him a goddamn real belt. Yeah. Yeah, that Rochambal count, that was great. Loth, though I am, is to put over Jolie, Jolie thought. Jolie thought, like,

he's genuinely quite masterful, putting together these 12-minute matches that function to get over the stars that they're interested in building long-term, but that was a Ricky Starks show, but unfortunately I'm not reviewing the Ricky Starks show. No. What I think I'll say about the Ricky Cardam Starks show is that we get fight TV in the UK, and it's weird, like, sometimes you see the stuff in the break, sometimes you have to listen to the rampage theme on a five-second loop, like, four minutes of Starks.

Ricky Starks are so good during the break, like, the UK and, like, international market. Saw Ricky Starks, just control the audience, maintain the heat, do little things to keep them interested so that when they returned from the commercial break, that crowd was still hot. Like, Ricky Starks was just awesome. He was, like, getting a fan to film. I saw this, yeah. And the guy failed to do it, but that worked perfectly because Ricky Starks is myth, and he's, like, go on, press record, press record, press record,

clean the mark. Cold one. Less nigga. Yeah. Cold, the brother less the guy in Mark. Yeah. Another guy eventually got his phone working at work so well because, the longer he took this guy to film, Jay Lithall didn't look like an idiot and just sort of started beating Ricky Starks as, but then Ricky Starks took over again, because he was getting the heat during the break. And by the time the returned, he was just, like, going, Oh, dog. And he was, like, on the top post, like, kissing his bike, separate the crowd, were, like, eating out of his hand

just pretty stark as the boy, no one in the show is as good as him.

Other than Roman Reigns, what he's in a program I don't care about.

It was a very, it was a lot of stuff happened on this show.

Not sure how much good stuff happened, but I'm sure we'll get into it,

because the were moments I really enjoyed on this show.

Anyway, let's start at the beginning, because unsurprisingly,

the show started with a big old recap of what went down at the Royal Rumble,

not just in, well, in all the matches, basically, in the two world time matches,

and of course, Brock Lesnar coming out at number 30 to win the Royal Rumble.

Then we got the bloodline maker there entrance, which meant we were eight minutes into the show

until something actually had to watch happened.

So I already thought this is why this is the best show of the week.

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