Whether we get Lean or not, in the spirit of Doctor Zhivago, I insist the movie includes at least some scenes set in snowy winter and something involving a train.

My model is David Lean epics, movies that are both spectacular historical dramas and introspective character pieces. If possible I'd like to reallocate the national budget to try and resurrect Lean and get him to direct. I'm sure he'd be thrilled with that.

Can I pitch Temubla as a name?

Was probably my match of the night.

Moxley being placed in a tournament where he has to wrestle high-profile matches constantly - including againt two enemies and an ally - in the midst of a losing streak is just delicious. Need to see him and Claudio lock horns.

Whole gang.

Happy birthday.

They seem like a fun team.

Cheers friend.

So much of Hangman's story has also revolved around his first world title lost. Slipping down the card, becoming comfortable, these are what Swerve called out in the first place. Having a long title reign isn't something the character needs. Coping with loss is. I'm very compelled by this turn.

Hanger got two visible pinfalls and was part of a very exciting postmatch angle with a returning Swerve. He's still very much positioned as a top guy (if not THE top guy) in AEW. This won't be like when Hanger dropped the belt to Punk and was immediately shuffled down the midcard. Look at his stare!