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AEW REVOLUTION PPV REPORT
MARCH 9, 2025
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. AT CRYPTO ARENA
AIRED LIVE ON PAY-PER-VIEW
Commentators: Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, Taz, Nigel McGuinness, Jim Ross
Ring Announcer: Justin Roberts
Attendance: WrestleTix reports that 11,365 tickets had been distributed as of right before showtime. The AEW set-up was 11,745, so it’ll be basically a sellout. The arena holds 20,000 when configure for basketball.
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ON-SITE COVERAGE NOTES
PWTorch’s Tej Narayanan is in attendance at the arena covering the event on site for us. His comments will be included in this report with “T.N, On-Site Notes” denoting when it’s reporting from him inside the arena.
[PRE-SHOW]
(A) HOLOGRAM & KOMANDER (w/Alex Abrahantes) beat BLAKE CHRISTIAN & LEE JOHNSON
WINNER: Hologram & Komander in 10:00.
(T.N. On-Site Notes: L.A. is popping huge for this match. A very heavy Latinx crowd.)
(B) DANIEL GARCIA & ADAM COLE & RODERICK STRONG & KYLE O’REILLY vs. SHANE TAYLOR & CARLIE BRAVO & SHAWN DEAN & LEE MORIARTY
WINNERS: Garcia & Cole & Strong & O’Reilly in 9;00.
Chris Jericho attacked Gravity and unmasked him. Bandido tried to make the save, but was beat down. He covered his brother’s face with a towel. Their mother and sister ran in to check on them.
(T.N. On-Site Notes: The unmasking got extreme passionate boos. Kids were crying near me.)
(C) BIG BOOM A.J. & ORANGE CASSIDY & MARK BRISCOE (w/The Rizzler, Big Justice) vs. MASON MADDEN & MANSOOR & JOHNNY TV (w/Taya Valkyrie)
WINNERS: Big Boom A.J. & Cassidy & Briscoe.
(T.N. On-Site Notes: The arena is full, including on the hard-cam side.)
[MAIN SHOW]
(1) “HANGMAN” ADAM PAGE vs. MJF
(T.N. On-Site Notes: Initial crowd response is pretty equal between MJF and Hangman, surprisingly.)
When MJF made his entrance, actor Ken Jeong was shown giving him a thumbs down. Fans chanted “Cowboy Shit!” early. MJF gloated after some early offense and was booed. MJF made a comeback and then yelled that Hangman isn’t a main event personality and yelled, “My company!” MJF avoided a Buckshot Lariat and then landed a Alabama Slam and a guillotine DDT for a near fall.
Hamgman spit in MJF’s face and landed a short-arm lariat. When he set up the Buckshot Lariat, MJF rolled to the floor. MJF praised MJF’s smarts. MJF then applied a crossface back in the ring. He shifted into an armbreaker mid-ring. Hangman draped his boot over the bottom rope to force a break.
MJF took it to Hangman at ringside, then grabbed Schiavone’s headset and said he’s “the f—ing man around here.” Hangman and MJF countered each other at ringside in setting up tombstones. MJF eventually landed a leaping tombstone onto an unfolded chair at ringside. Taz said he had never seen that done before that way. Schiavone said Hangman’s neck had to break. The doc came over to check on Hangman. MJF entered the ring and began to hope for a countout win. Hangman beat the count so teh match continued. MJF began to cry. MJF yelled, “Why you? Why not me?!” Taz said MJF was showing insecurity and jealousy.
Hangman countered MJF and delivered a Dead Eye and then landed Angel’s Wings. Hangman then waited for MJF to stand so he could hit a Buckshot. MJF sat up, looking dazed. Hangman landed the Buckshot for the clean win. Taz said Hangman and MJF were with AEW at the start of AEW and they delivered a great opening PPV match in Los Angeles. Excalibur agreed they were foundations of the company and also all of pro wrestling.
WINNER: Hangman in 19:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: Good to see a clean, decisive win in the PPV opener to set the tone. Overall, an intense battle that knew its place on the card and didn’t spam finishers or kickouts or violence. The key story of MJF avoiding Hangman’s Buckshot and the biggest spots of the match really stood out.)
(2) MERCEDES MONE vs. MOMO WATANABE – AEW TBS Title match
(T.N. On-Site Notes: Big dropoff in crowd reaction during the ring entrances for Watanabe and Mercedes.)
The bell rang 30 minutes into the hour. They battled back and forth early. Mercedes landed a powerbomb off the ring apron onto the floor at 5:00. An actual “CEO!” chant rang out.
When Watanabe took over, she mocked some of Mercedes’s mannerisms and then applied a chicken wing submission. Mercedes rolled Watanabe into a leverage two count. Mercedes then landed a backstabber. She followed up with a Meteora for a near fall. Mercedes looked frustrated afterward. Watanabe avoided a double-knees charge in the corner and took control. Watanabe landed a leaping double-knee drop onto Mercedes on the ring apron and then scored a two count.
Mercedes came back quickly and applied a crossface center-ring. Dueling chants of “Let’s Go Momo / CEO!” rang out as they battled mid-ring. Mercedes came out on top with a powerbomb for a near fall. Watanabe landed a top rope uranage for a near fall at 16:00. She followed with double underhook suplex for a two count. Watanabe landed several round kicks to Mercedes’s chest and head for a two count.
Mercedes avoided a top rope leap by Watanabe and then landed the Moné Maker followed by her submission finisher for a clean tapout win.
WINNER: Mercedes in 18:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: Another good match. Maybe a bit long given the crowd’s lack of investment in Watanabe, but they filled their time nicely. Another clean finish.)
(T.N. On-Site Notes: Fans were distracted around 10 minutes into the match with a big crowd fight. The fans were not invested in the near falls.)
(3) RICOCHET vs. SWERVE STRICKLAND (w/Prince Nana)
They fought back and forth early. When the action went to ringside at 4:00 with Swerve on the attack, Nana got in Swerve’s face about keeping it in the ring. Swerve shoved Nana down. Nigel had just been talking about Nana’s ultimatum. Swerve looked regretful immediately. Nana wasn’t accepting any explanation. He dismissively waved his arms and said he was done and walked to the back. Fans booed. Nigel said Nana showed his true colors. Ricochet then kicked a distracted Swerve and took over.
The commentators acknowledged Leslie Jones from “Saturday Night Live” was yelling at Ricochet in the front row. Ricochet yelled back at her. Ricochet landed a turning powerslam at 11:00 for a near fall. Ricochet came back with a huracanrana off the ring apron. Both tumbled to teh floor. Ricochet stood first and threw Swerve onto the Spanish announce desk. He then stood on it and set up a move. Swerve countered and drove Ricochet’s shoulder and neck back onto the table.
Swerve threw Ricochet into the ring and then climbed to the top rope and landed a Swerve Stomp for a two count at 14:00. Ricochet rallied. Nana ran back to ringside and grabbed his robe back. Ricochet leaped through the ropes and landed on Nana. He then took the robe back and put it on. Swerve then leaped through the ropes at Ricochet. They adjusted mid-move and Ricochet reversed Swerve who landed almost head-first onto the ringside mat. Ricochet threw Swerve back into the ring.
Ricochet then gave Swerve the Vertigo for a near fall while still wearing the robe. Swerve kicked out at two. Nana entered the ring and took back the robe. Ricochet rolled up Swerve for a two count during the chaos. Swerve then landed two House Calls for a near fall. Swerve then landed another and scored a three count.
Excalibur said they have crowned a new top contender. Swerve picked up the robe and folded it up. He limped over to Nana and kneeled in respect as he handed it back to him. Nana hugged Swerve and then broke into his dance. Fans popped and danced.
WINNER: Swerve in 19:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: Another good match with a raised energy level from the prior match. This sets up Swerve to face the Jon Moxley-Adam Copeland winner. The Nana drama ultimately felt weird, but the crowd loved the reconciliation and dance party.)
(4) KAZUCHIKA OKADA vs. BRODY KING – Continental Title match
(T.N. On-Site Notes: Brody got a big hometown reaction. Okada came out next and got the biggest reaction of the night.)
The bell rang 19 minutes into the hour. The crowd popped for Okada getting chopped early. Brody dropped Okada with two clotheslines and a big backdrop. Brody leaped onto Okada at ringside. He played to the crowd, then charged Okada with a crossbody against the ringside barricade as Okada was sitting on a chair. Back in the ring he crashed into Okada in the corner with a cannonball and scored a two count at 9:00.
When Okada made a comeback, he brought a chair into the ring. As the ref got rid of the chair, Okada hit Brody with his belt. The ref scored a two count. Schiavone said Okada’s chair diversion didn’t work. Brody countered a Rainmaker attempt. Okada, though, came back and landed a Rainmaker for the win.
WINNER: Okada in 12:00 to retain the International Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: Given King’s level of push, it made sense this was the shortest match of the night. The finish wasn’t a surprise. Okada continues to be solid for the most part in the ring, but also coasting a bit. I wouldn’t have at all minded an upset here to give Brody a boost and spark something that jostles Okada out of the nonchalance of his current zone. Okada’s chest a big price, as it was red and raw from Brody’s chops.)
(T.N. On-Site Notes: Brody getting pinned deflated the crowd. They really wanted him to win.)
(5) HURT SYNDICATE (Bobby Lashley & Shelton Benjamin w/MVP) vs. THE OUTRUNNERS (Turbo Floyd & Truth Magnum) – AEW Tag Team Title match
Lashley dominated early. Turbo hot-tagged in a few minutes in and stumbled as he went after Shelton. The crowd reacted. Truth knocked Lashley off the ring apron. They had Shelton down and did their bit playing to the crowd before dropping stereo elbows. Lashley entered the ring and took over. Truth threw Lashley into the ringside steps. Turbo and Shelton, meanwhile, exchanged strikes mid-ring. A minute later Shelton finished Turbo for the expected clean win. They showed Action Andretti & Lio Rush smiling at ringside.
WINNER: Hurt Syndicate in 8:00 to retain the AEW Tag Team Titles.
(Keller’s Analysis: If there was ever a gimmick that excused being clunky and somewhat awful at pro wrestling, it the mega-wound-up retro act of the Outrunners. That said, they shouldn’t get anywhere near a serious act or championship match in pro wrestling again.)
(T.N. On-Site Notes: The crowd was surprisingly quiet for The Outrunners entrance)
(6) “TIMELESS” TONI STORM (w/Luther) vs. MARIAH MAY – Falls Count Anywhere match for the AEW Women’s Title
Jim Ross joined in on commentary. Mariah came out first. When Toni came out, Mariab attacked her on the stage. Excalibur said this is the third match in the trilogy. Mariah took a swing at Luther. When she held up a zapper, Luther tried to take it. She dropkicked him into a table and he took a nasty bump backwards. Fans chanted “Holy shit!” and then “Let’s Go Toni!” Toni powerbombed Mariah off the stage through a table. Another “Holy shit!” chant broke out.
As they fought at ringside, Ross said he’s never seen a women’s match so hard-hitting and violent. Toni ended up bleeding heavily from her forehead. When they showed a close-up of the bloodflow on the big screen, fans gasped. Mariah then hung Toni upside down in the corner and charged at her and knocked a chair into her. When Toni sat up, she couldn’t see well from the blood.
Toni and Mariah each brought metal buckets into the ring. They each had a roll of white athletic tape and wrapped and then tipped their fists in broken glass that was in their buckets. Ross said the fans were emotionally invested. Toni landed the first punch. She then poured the broken glass out of the buckets. Toni then used the broken neck of the champagne bottle. Mariah came back with a low blow. Excalibur said it was rapidly becoming a horror film.
Mariah took Toni out of the corner with a huracanrana onto the glass. She followed up and scored a two count. Mariah was now bleeding heavily. An overhead cam showed Toni’s face a crimson mask. An “AEW!” chant broke out. Toni landed a Storm Zero for a near fall next. Ross wondered how much more they can could take. Nigel said this was for the sickos.
Toni grabbed her shoe from ringside. Mariah ran to the stage. Toni whipped her with her belt several times. Mariah took over. Fans stood and chanted, “This is awesome!” Ross said they are showing their respect and appreciation for what they are seeing. Nigel said they were sickos. Storm bashed Mariah with her shoe over and over and then leaped off of a storage crate onto a table with a piledriver for the win. “Thank god it’s over!” exclaimed Ross. “Thank god it’s over.” Schiavone said he has now seen it all. Ross called it a Hollywood ending.
WINNER: Storm in 13:00 to retain the AEW Women’s Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: This got a great response for the crowd who ate up the horror movie violence. Ross is right that images of this match will live on for a long time in the minds of fans. On balance, I’m not sure if they gain more than they lose from matches that go that far in terms of turning off more fans than what they gain from those they’re super-serving.)
(7) KONOSUKE TAKESHITA (w/Don Callis) vs. KENNY OMEGA – International Title match
Taz replaced Nigel on commentary. The bell rang 10 minutes into the third hour. Omega launched himself onto Takeshita at ringside a couple minutes in. Callis suggested Omega’s ticking time bomb intestines might explode during this match. Callis took some cheap shots at Omega at ringside, then sold that he broke his hand hitting him. Takeshita threw Omega back into the ring and mounted him with punches. He settled into a chinlock at 6:00. Fans were chanting “Kenny! Kenny!”
Omega leaped off the ring apron and drove Takeshita’s head into the ring apron. He then leaped onto the ringside barricade for a springboard move, but Takeshita shoved him down. He landed on his ribs against the ringside barricade. He clutched his abdomen afterward. Back in the ring, Takeshita caught Omega with a punch and then a brainbuster suplex for a two count at 11:00.
Omega came back with a springboard moonsault for a two count at 14:00. Takeshita rolled to the floor. Fans stood and clapped with Omega who ran teh ropes. Callis grabbed Omega’s boot. Takeshita returned to the ring and charged at Omega, sending him over the top rope with a clothesline.
Omega set up a table, then turned it over. Fans turned on Kenny and booed. He looked a bit put off by their reaction. He went for a brainbuster onto the table, but instead, Takeshita dropped him abdomen-first onto the tabletop that was flush on the mat. Takeshita turned the table sideways and then dropped Omega abdomen-first onto the table. Callis leaped up and down with excitement.
Back in the ring, Takeshita landed two leaping sentons onto Omega’s torso. He went for a third, but Omega lifted his knees. They stood and exchanged strikes. Omega delivered a snap dragon suplex at 21:00. Takeshita elbowed Omega in the gut. Omega fired back with a high knee and a powerbomb followed by a knee strike for a near fall. Takeshita came back with a Blue Thunder Bomb.
Takeshita knocked Omega off the top rope and he landed on his head on the ring apron. Fans with a view of the impact looked worried. The ref checked on him. He appeared fine and ended up sunset bombing Takeshita for a two count. They countered each other’s big moves. Takeshita landed a tombstone, then stood and delivered a leaping turning piledriver for a near fall at 25:00. Takeshita landed a running knee for a two count. He hit another for a one count. The crowd exploded with cheers at the one count kickout. Omega sat up and showed fire as a “Kenny! Kenny!” chant broke out.
Omega landed a ripcord knee and a leaping piledriver for a two count at 27:00. Fans chanted “Fight forever!” They stood and exchanges strikes. Omega drove Takeshita’s head into the mat with a rana. Callis stood. Omega landed a running V-Trigger. Callis held onto Omega’s arms to slow his momentum. Omega leveraged Takeshita’s shoulders down for a near fall. Takeshita escaped, but Omega scored a leverage three count right afterward for the clean win. Callis looked distressed afterward and accompanied a dejected Takeshita to the back.
WINNER: Omega in 29:00 to capture the International Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: Easily the best match of the night to that point with the most crowd investment.)
(8) KYLE FLETCHER vs. WILL OSPREAY – Cage match
Fletcher came out first. He eyed the cage and then climbed the side. He stood on the top of the cage and extended his arms, looking at the entrance stage. Omega made his entrance with the video ribbons around the arena adding to the atmosphere.
(T.N. On-Site Notes: Ospreay’s reaction topped Omega’s.)
The bell rang 52 minutes into the third hour. Ospreay got in the first dose of offense, but Fletcher soon took over. Ospreay came back with a Stun Dog Milliionaire. Fletcher blocked an OsCutter and tossed Ospreay head-first into the side of the cage. Ospreay came up bleeding. Fletcher licked the blood from the side of the cage. Fans chanted, “You sick f—!”
Fletcher suplexed Ospreay onto the back of his head and neck. Ospreay sold it very well, cringing and freezing. Blood poured out of his cut as he kneeled. Fletcher tore off the top turnbuckle pad. Ospreay fought back, but Fletcher brushed him off and then went for top rope move. Ospreay knocked Fletcher off the ropes and Fletcher’s head hit the exposed turnbuckle. Ospreay threw Fletcher over the ropes and into the cage.
Ospreay landed a tornado dive off the top rope mid-ring for a near fall at 13:00. Ospreay said he was concerned for Fletcher. Fletcher blocked Ospreay’s next move, then crotched him on the top rope. Fletcher landed a powerbomb for a near fall. Both were bloodied and both were slow to sit up.
They exchanged various strikes mid-ring. A series of counters and rapid-fire exchanges led to a DDT by Ospreay. Fletcher then came back with a brainbuster suplex for a two count at 17:00.
Mark Davis walked out and carried with him a black bag with apparatus. He cut the lock and the black bag into the cage. Ospreay kicked the cage door into Davis to knock him down to the floor. Ospreay pulled a bat wrapped in barbed wire out of the black bag. Ospreay raked his face with the barbed wire. Fletcher begged off. He reached into the front of his trunks and pulled out the United Empire armband that Omega talked about on Collision. Fletcher then gave Ospreay a low-blow and smiled with glee. He shoved the armband into Ospreay’s mouth. Fletcher then picked up the barbed wire baseball bat and swung, but Ospreay ducked and hit a quick Hidden Blade. He followed with a Storm Breaker for a two count. Davis entered the ring. Callis pointed out that there are no DQs in this match.
Davis went after Ospreay and choked him from behind. Ospreay gasped for breath. Davis pointed Fletcher toward Ospreay. Fletcher yelled, “You’re the one who wanted this! Not me!” Davis and Fletcher then set up a double-team move. Ospreay escaped and kicked a chair into Davis’s face. He kicked Davis out of the ring. They closed the cage door and thref at ringside relocked it. Ospreay then leaped off the side of the cage with a flying OsCutter for a convincing near fall. A “Holy shit!” chant rang out.
Fletcher climbed the cage. Ospreay grabbed his trunks. Fletcher turned around and had a screwdriver in his hands. He spoked Ospreay in the skull and then stabbed at him. He swung, but Ospreay moved and the screwdriver stuck in a turnbuckle. Fletcher landed a brainbuster suplex and then set up a chair. Fletcher landed a brainbuster suplex onto the chair for a two count. Fletcher dumped a bag of thumb tacks out of a black bag. They countered each other mid-ring into a sequence that ended with Ospreay giving Fletcher a Styles Clash onto the tacks for a two count.
Ospreay lifted Fletcher for a powerbomb, but Fletcher grabbed the cage and climbed it. Ospreay followed him to the top. Ospreay jabbed Fletcher with a screwdriver up there. They set up a move on the top of the cage. Taz said he didn’t like this. They stood. Ospreay leaped off the top of the cage and flipped Fletcher to the mat with a Spanish Fly. Excalibur said, “Los Angeles was holding its breath. They are now free to exhale.” Ospreay roared and tore off his elbow pad. Fletcher yelled at Ospreay, “I f—in’ hate you, you son of a bitch. F— you!” Ospreay then landed a Hidden Blade and a Tiger Driver ’91 for the three count.
WINNER: Ospreay in 31:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: A crazy wild and physical and athletically thrilling cage match. They certainly played up the history between each other and how personal it was. As is often the case these days, they went further than needed to in terms of spamming big stunt moves and kicking out of finishers to a point of any semblance of selling being farcical. Mainly, I didn’t like Fletcher taking the Spanish Fly off the top of the cage and then sitting up afterward and yelling at Ospreay like that. He shouldn’t have had anything left at that point in order to sit up and be that forceful and articulate with his words.)
-Schiavone interviewed the director of “Queen of the Ring” at ringside who was standing next to some of the women who starred in the movie.
(9) JON MOXLEY vs. ADAM COPELAND – AEW World Title match
Jim Ross returned to the announce desk for this main event. Copeland made his ring entrance first. Fans sang his song and he seemed moved by that. Mox then came out, clutching his briefcase as he walked through the crowd and into the ring.
(T.N. On-Site Notes: The crowd doesn’t seem wiped out at all at this point in the night. Loads of energy around my section as the main event ring entrance took place.)
Justin Roberts did ring introductions. Copeland was introduced simply as “Cope” by Justin. The bell rang 35 minutes into the fourth hour. Copeland punched Moxley as he was trash-talking him early. They exchanged strikes mid-ring.
(T.N. On-Site Notes: Okay, this is where fatigue or numbness from the previous matches kicked in as the crowd was silent for the opening action here.)
Copeland leaped off the top rope onto Mox on the floor. Mox fought back and threw Copeland around ringside. Mox went up to Ross and told him he’s seen the beginning of Copeland’s career and he’s going to be eye-witness to the end. Mox put Copeland back in the ring and scored a two count. The camera went to a wide angle of the full arena, then panned over to Samoa Joe, Hook, and Katsuyori Shibata sitting in a luxury suite. Hook was snacking.
Copeland made a comeback at 14:00 to almost no crowd reaction. Nobody left the arena, but it sounded like 80 percent did. “It’s our main event tonight, and boy what an act these two had to follow,” said Ross. A small, kind of sad “Cope! Cope!” chant rang out faintly for a few seconds. Copeland superplexed Moxley and scored a two count. Copeland dove through the ropes and speared Mox.
A few minutes later, when in control, Mox yelled that he was going to break Copeland’s neck. They battled at ringside. Mox got the better of Copeland. He rolled him into the ring and scored a two count. Mox then applied a Bulldog Choke. Mox landed a leaping piledriver for a two count at 17:00. Moxley went back to a Bulldog Choke. Copeland eventually grabbed the bottom rope. Ross said he wasn’t sure if that was a blessing or a curse. The ref scolded Moxley for not breaking whne he told him to.
Moxley went to ringside and picked up a chair. The ref leaned through the ropes with the chair. Copeland rolled up Moxley. Moxley powered out and sent Copeland into the ref who crashed to the floor. Moxley threw two chairs into the ring. He set up a Conchairto. Fans stood in anticipation. Copeland upkicked the chair into Mox.
With both men down, Wheeler Yuta walked out. He slid into the ring. Excalibur said Moxley showed zero respect for him. Yuta observed both wrestlers as they stood. He hit Copeland with Busiaku knee. He slid the briefcase to Moxley. Jay White ran in and attacked Yuta. He yanked the case from Mox and swung it. Moxley ducked and the case KO’d Copeland. Yuta then yanked White to the floor. They brawled to the back. Moxley crawled over and covered Copeland. The ref returned and counted very slowly. Copeland kicked out at three. That got what could be the official gif snippet of the definition of “mild applause.” Copeland then gave Moxley a spear for a very near fall.
Copeland stood and encouraged the crowd to cheer. He then speared Moxley two more times. Christian Cage showed up at ringside and yanked the ref out of the ring. He hit Copeland with the case and signed the contract to cash in. Roberts said it was now a three-way. Christian speared Copeland and scored a two count. Christian yelled at the ref, then delivered a Killswitch. Mox then leaped back into the match and put Christian in a Bulldog Choke. Christian put his hand on Copeland’s chest as he was in the bulldog for a two count. Mox yanked Christian a few feet away and torqued. Christian was out. The ref called for the bell. Fans groaned. Mox escaped with his belt.
WINNER: Moxley in 27:00 to retain the AEW World Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: Well, that had some late twists that woke up the crowd. I suppose it’s a “clever” way to keep the belt on Mox without Copeland doing the job. Does this reignite a Copeland-Christian feud? Does anyone want that? The match itself was good, but it’s so hard to judge considering how numb the crowd was to big spots by the time they got to this match. They witnessed over five hours of wrestling since the bell rang for the first pre-show match.)
-Mox returned to the back. Nana met him there. Mox set his briefcase down and had a tense staredown with him. Swerve leaped off the stands above the exit tunnel and leaped onto Mox with a double-stomp. Swerve said it’s his house. His music played to end the show.
(Keller’s Analysis: Should the Storm-Mariah match for the AEW Women’s Title have been the final match given this finish and the intensity of this feud.)
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