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SHOW SUMMARY: In part three of this week’s three-part episode of The Fix with PWTorch VIP analyst Todd Martin and host PWTorch editor Wade Keller, they cover these topics:
- Is AEW TV beginning to look too much like familiar WWE formatting?
- Has AEW Rampage become the modern version of WCW Thunder or WWF Sunday Night Heat?
- Are there any wrestling moves you dislike?
- Why aren’t three-way tag matches fought under Triple Threat rules?
- Why do wrestlers talk about being in an industry or a business instead of a sport?
- More on Drew McIntyre’s hometown.
- Could the AEW Fight Forever video help AEW grow? Is there any precedent for video games helping grow or spark business?
- Can a case be made for some of AEW’s secondary titles?
- Is WWE happy with or regretting setting prices so high initially for Clash at the Castle?
- Will Vince McMahon be inducted into the Hall of Fame?
- What podcasts does Todd listen to?
- Are there other examples similar to C.M. Punk’s injury derailing so many plans a booker had?
- Was WWE business uptick a surprise and underestimated?
- Why is Jon Moxley escaping criticism for AEW’s flat business this summer when he was interim champion?
- What are the chances of a Discovery + Title and what kind of title would it be?
- What should Tony Khan call his inevitable second men’s tag team titles?
- How special a star is Will Ospreay?
- What’s Wade’s issue with not saying “dope” by saying “banger”? Which word is more currently cool?
- How does the World Champion leave an open contract on the mat and no one else steps up to take him up on it before Punk did?
- Should Sheamus or Gunther win, and was he overpushed early, is he better as a face or heel, is he pushed at a good level now, what are his best feuds, and could have been a good fit as an NWA Challenger in the 1970s or a Hulk Hogan challenger in the 1980s?
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