Hello, and welcome to another top 10 debate I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture joined by

Michael Sidjewick from What Cultures talk about wrestlers who should and should not jump

to AW from WWE, but before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make

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from for daily wrestling or podcast or review rules, smack down the internet and walk

between AW and NXT, pay reviews, we have interviews, round table discussions, and I round

up a week complete, with a million quiz, of course, on wrestling culture. As I said,

joined by Michael Sidjewick to talk about his article, five WWE wrestlers who should

jump to AW and five who should not, and let's start with a man who features on this list

and is the talk of, well, everyone in terms of jumping from WWE to AW at the moment,

and well, with his no complete, very interesting, Andrade, what do you reckon?

Yeah, absolutely, he should go to AW and he absolutely should take Thier Trinidad

Zilina Vega with him to get that back, act, sorry, back up and running. Andrade's tried

exceptionally hard by several various reports to learn English, but ultimately in a meritocracy,

he's going to have to get fantastic at it to compete with the level of promo in AEW,

they are just things Zilina Vega acted as such an incredible mouthpiece, but more importantly,

she grasped the living hell of how it would be a valet, like her timing of the interferences,

I never felt like wretched dreaded sports entertainment, like the way she timed everything

in the Alastair Black match and the Johnny Gargano match. It didn't feel like this excessive

heat building device, the likes of which have been totally cannibalized by WWE and now God

damn it, New Japan Pro Wrestling of late, it always felt like a transgression, it always

felt like earnestly felt like, get out the ring, God damn it, you are interfering in the

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