There was nothing objectively wrong with Clash in Italy.

That's the weird part.

The matches were good. The crowd was hot. A Championship changed hands. Storylines moved forward.

And yet by the time the wrestling weekend was over, the show we couldn't stop thinking about wasn't Clash.

It was AAA Noche de los Grandes.

This week, we break down a wrestling weekend that ended up becoming a conversation about something much bigger than wins and losses.

Why did Clash in Italy feel good... but not memorable?

Why does WWE keep choosing the safe version of the story?

And why did a four-match AAA special television event leave a bigger impression than a WWE Premium Live Event packed with stars?

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On this episode:

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