Tim Kail has an AEW All Out Announcement!

Work Of Wrestling host Tim Kail deconstructs CM Punk's AEW debut promo.

Topics include:

• Subtle vs overt.
• Anaphoric construction.
• Connecting with a crowd.
• Implication vs explanation.
• Allusion.

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Work Of Wrestling host Tim Kail reviews Summer Slam.

Topics include:

• Finding it hard to enjoy Matt Riddle.
• Alexa Bliss as Harley Quinn knockoff.
• Mysterios v Usos and the benefit of having a story.
• Bianca Belair being squashed by Becky Lynch.
• Nikki ASH vs Charlotte vs Rhea Ripley.
• Edge vs Rollins being a refined, excellent match.
• Cena vs Roman and the return of Brock Lesnar.

Tim is flying solo on this episode but as an homage to Al he does talk about Seth Rollins' pants.

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For today's episode host Tim Kail returns to the original three-part format, a Lock-Up, Highspot, Finish.

• Lock-Up: Review of AEW Rampage.
• High Spot: Moral ambiguity in pro-wrestling.
• Finish: A personal story on why you should watch what you say.

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Work Of Wrestling host, Tim Kail, talks about narrative through lines and much more on this episode.

Topics include:

• Possible returns of CM Punk & Daniel Bryan.
• Glow.
• The disconnect between Kenny Omega as babyface and Kenny Omega as heel.
• RAW's structure.

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In this episode Tim Kail reviews the 2008 modern classic film, The Wrestler, directed by Darren Aronofsky and starring Mickey Rourke and Marissa Tomei.

Tim discusses symbolism, themes, images, and lines of significance.

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This week Work of Wrestling host Tim Kail reviews the latest WWE pay-per-view, Money in the Bank.

Topics include:

• A kick-off match that actually mattered.
• The all encompassing reach of the Roman Reigns character.
• Nikki ASH.
• A surprisingly good tag match.
• Bobbie Lashley brutalizing Kofi Kingston.
• The dynamics between Rhea Ripley and Charlotte Flair.
• Peacock as a streaming service.
• Edge and Roman Reigns working an excellent match.

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Tim Kail returns to Work of Wrestling to talk about his four favorite wrestlers in AEW:

• Hangman Adam Page
• Orange Cassidy
• Kris Statlander
• Darby Allin

Tim discusses the relatability of Hangman, the coolness of Cassidy, the humor of Statlander, and the innovations of Allin.

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This week, Tim is joined by his buddy John Macy to go over AEW's version of War Games, Blood and Guts.

Topics include:

• John's new podcast.
• Sammy Guevarra as Blood and Guts MVP.
• The intelligence behind the booking of the match.
• Kenny Omega's run as a heel.
• Darby Allin's stellar run as TNT Champion.
• The future of AEW and it's new upcoming show.

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Tim Kail gives a brief update on the state of his mind, the podcast, and his thoughts on AEW.

Topics include:

• Being creatively blocked by Bi-polar
• Darby Allin
• The Young Bucks, Kenny Omega, and Don Callis

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