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Nia Jax and Andrade were the only ones to switch shows. And Kianna James? Okay.

It will be interesting to see with all of the production changes at WWE if they are going to do something interesting with the draft tonight. They moved it to go to against the NFL draft for a reason.

On a sad note Cameron Grimes was released. Sucks. His initial push got derailed when Baron Corbin got sent to NXT. Grimes never fit in after that.

It's kinda why I picked Becky over Rhea at WrestleMania. She's the only real option. Look at the women that were in the battle royal. I wouldn't have put the belt on any of them. With the exception of, and I know it sounds crazy, Nia Jax. There will be some NXT women drafted to Raw for sure.

I almost fell bad that I'm missing the Samoa Joe run as champion.

There are new tag team belts for Raw. I don't like the red. But they do look better than the old belts.

So Tama Tonga is Bloodline now. Jimmy has been excommunicated. Solo stopped Heyman from calling Roman. Jacob Fatu is the next shoe to drop.

And you got Will Osprey taking a shot at HHH. Once again why?

It's been a week so i don't completely remember everything from the Punk interview, but i didn't remember Punk taking the high road. The video loses all context since there is no audio. What was Tony hoping people would think. "See Punk shoved Jungle Boy first!" No one cares. This was almost a year ago now. And having the Young Bucks performance leading into the video? Where was the person to tell Tony this could backfire on you?

Yep. Don't know why they did that. Pointless.

I think i know why Tony Kahn wants to show the video footage of what happened with Punk and Jungle Boy. What i can't understand is that he thinks it's a good idea. Why he is listening to the Young Bucks on this is anyone's guess. Your not going to get any more fans on your side by showing the video. No one cares about Jungle Boy. I'm sure there's a good number of AEW fans who would gladly throw him off a cliff if it would get Punk back. We'll see how this plays out Wednesday.

When the Shield's music hit you could tell the crowd thought it was Ambrose. That's the downside to be a "smart" fan. You knew it was Seth because you knew Moxley was still under contract with AEW. Fun moment though.

It's a technicality. The first All In was before AEW was official.

Think about this. The two WWE champs at the end of the night both wrestled at AEW's first ppv.

Wasn't thinking Taker, but it's finally done!