Eldrazi is a value/ramp deck with few cheap removal targets, so Fatal Push is often dead against their mana value 4+ threats like Emrakul and Devourer of Destiny; cut it for graveyard disruption since Malevolent Rumble fills their graveyard, which in turn makes Emrakul cheaper to cast. Unlicensed Hearse exiles that graveyard fuel and, once crewed, grows into a real blocker, while Go Blank makes them discard two cards and then exiles their graveyard. Nowhere to Run's -3/-3 won't kill a Devourer of Destiny or Sire of Seven Deaths, but it cleanly kills Sowing Mycospawn or an adapted Basking Broodscale. Keep Abrupt Decay and Bitter Triumph's partner removal in for their early creatures, but the lone Tear Asunder and a Duress are less necessary against a deck that isn't heavy on relevant discard targets early.

Rakdos Delirium relies heavily on its graveyard for Nethergoyf's power/toughness and escape, so Unlicensed Hearse is excellent, exiling their graveyard resources while growing into a threat that blocks well. Culling Ritual does line up with their low curve, since Nethergoyf, Moonshadow, Stitcher's Supplier, Fear of Missing Out and Mishra's Bauble all have mana value 2 or less. But it is a 4-mana sorcery that also destroys our own mana value 2 permanents, including Badgermole Cub and the Unlicensed Hearse and Nowhere to Run we are bringing in, so we shave it here. Nowhere to Run answers their best attacker on the draw, and as an enchantment it dodges their creature removal. Keep the cheap removal like Fatal Push, Abrupt Decay and Bitter Triumph, since Lightning Bolt and Unholy Heat-style decks force you to race on card quality. Sheoldred punishes their card draw, such as Street Wraith cycling and Mishra's Bauble.

Esper Control has almost no early creatures worth killing with Fatal Push or Abrupt Decay, running mostly planeswalkers, enchantments, and sweepers like Supreme Verdict and Wrath of the Skies, so trimming cheap removal for proactive discard is correct. Duress is excellent before they untap, stripping Teferi, Narset, Day's Undoing, or a counterspell like Silence/Force of Negation before it can disrupt your plan. A second Professor Dellian Fel adds another resilient, card-advantage threat that survives their removal-light plan and out-grinds their long game. Keep Sheoldred and your Thoughtseize package as the core attack plan since Sheoldred punishes their card draw from Jace, Narset, and Day's Undoing heavily.