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Continuing at the Duluth’s Gas South Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, Rampage was pretty much a two match show. I’ll get into the middle match briefly because it was brief but this show for me wasn’t bad, although the main event did get altered.

This was the go-home show before tomorrow Full Gear PPV coming from the Target Center in Minneapolis, MN, which will also feature Full Gear. It’s pretty much a double hitter as a live event but was unusual in that it had four matches rather than the normal three. Despite being the go home show, I…

This event came from the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, MO. I read that Tony Khan came out to the event earlier and apologized for not having Full Gear, citing certain business decisions for influencing his decision. It was an interesting move on his part for being this transparent but I think that his sincerity…

This was another taped Rampage from Boston that was on the same night as Dynamite. Even though this was a 1 hour show, I’m not going to review the entire thing and I wanted to save the later portion for a rant and just some general thoughts since there were some things that apparently went…

This was another taped event from the James L. Knight Center in Miami, FL. The big match tonight was Andrade vs Pac so we’ll dive into that later.

Tonight, live at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, Florida, Rampage is back with a special two hour edition, half which is being hosted on YouTube and the rest on TNT. This was an interesting off show in that this week, Dynamite was rescheduled for tomorrow (Saturday) for a second night at the same…

This is another pre-recorded show coming from Philadelphia, PA at the Liacouras Center. Unlike previous Rampage shows, this one actually managed to smoosh four matches onto the card. However, I was only curious about one and didn’t really care as much for the rest.

This was another taped episode from the Rochester New York Blue Cross Arena. For the most part, this was just another extension for the Brodie Lee show in terms of the main event. There was only one match that had some appeal but without the live crowd, it felt pretty dead as a program.

This is effectively part 2 of the huge Queens, New York Arthur Ashe Stadium show. For this show, they made it a special 2 hour broadcast. There were a few key matches I was looking forward to seeing as well as how the audience would respond because of the 5 hours that had to deal…

This was a taped show from the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. Pretty much the last major show before their huge Arthur Ashe Stadium event next week in New York. Since by Dynamite only three matches for their Arthur Ashe Stadium had been announced for next week’s Rampage, I figured that this show would set…