Six years of AEW Dynamite.

My goodness.

I've been doing these streams for six years.

Apparently I have.

I've been here since day one.

I know many of you have been with me since day one when we started these streams in October of 2019.

Dynamite tonight was back in Florida.

They were in Hollywood, Florida at the Hard Rock, with a slightly bigger audience than they've had in some places for dynamite in recent weeks.

I think they had about 3,000 people in the venue.

Hard to see because you could see some empty seats.

It was very dark.

But they were the seminal hard rock for this anniversary episode, which honestly felt like your typical episode of

Dynamite just with an extra half an hour tacked on since this was a two and a half hour

show. But man, you know, I think back to the beginning of these streams that I was doing in the early days of dynamite, man, there was so much excitement back then. It was just, it was a different vibe because people truly were looking for an alternative. And that's how AEW was really branding themselves. If you didn't like what you were seeing on the other channel,

you could tune into this other show, which promised more energy, faster pace,

faster action, newer faces, right?

They were trying to offer an alternative and something that was exciting at a time

when wrestling just really wasn't all that

exciting. And those early days of dynamite, and it really wasn't that long before the pandemic hit,

and we had no crowds, it was October until the beginning of March. They were actually building

to the first blood and guts, which we

ended up not getting for, you know, a while. It came much later on in front of no people.

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