After a boring three hours of wrestling on Monday. We got a nice rebound tonight. Two of the most interesting hours of dynamite in a very long time.

We had some really good matches on the show tonight. Good action here. Sammy Guevara, Brian Daniels, and John Moxley, Pentagon Jr.

Chris Jericho, Daniel Garcia, Guns Wheeler, Utah, and Claudio. Some really good action on the show tonight, but also lots of very interesting storyline directions and potential directions for multiple storylines were teased here on the show tonight, including dissension in the ranks of the Blackpool Combat Club.

At the very end of the show, MJF coming out to fire Stokely Hathaway. Fire Stokely, fire the firm doesn't want their help anymore. The firm didn't like that very much.

And they laid out MJF to close out tonight's show, Ethan Page delivering the Ego's Edge, W. Morrissey, choke slamming MJF through the Time Keepers table.

We may be in based on what they did tonight. We may be in for the old. Can they coexist tag team match with John Moxley and MJF forced to come together to battle the firm sometime on TV in the next few weeks. We've seen this trope so many times before in WWE to the point of high comedy.

We usually don't see that here at AEW, but I do believe that we are going to get it on TV in the next few weeks. And I have a theory when this show is over tonight.

What I liked about the ending of the show is that this could now go in a lot of different directions as far as what happens with MJF. What exactly did we see tonight at the end of the show?

Where are eyes deceiving us? Is there something else going on here? There's lots of different theories. There's lots of different possibilities. I have a theory.

I have a theory about where we may be heading going into full gear and it involves one William Readle. I'm going to talk about that. We have a lot to unpack here.

The one thing I will say about tonight's show, even though I thought it was an excellent show, I enjoyed Dynamite quite a bit tonight. My main gripe though is how many times the referees on this show are made to look completely and utterly inept.

And they did a storyline on TV not that long ago. It was only a matter of weeks ago involving Paul Turner, the head referee in AEW and how we're going to clamp down on this.

We're not going to have this anymore with the referees or made to look like fools.

Boy, it looks like that storyline was just dropped cold turkey because these referees look like complete morons every single week.

Tonight was really bad. And so that part of it I don't like. But we also have news. We have news. One of the things that we have not been told anything about is the aftermath of the brawl out scrum and the fight backstage last month.

AEW has been very quiet about it. All the parties involved for legal reasons, perhaps have all been very quiet. They have all maintained radio silence. Tony Khan has not said anything about it.

There have been rumors in recent days about the elite. Are they about to make a comeback? We got our answer tonight. They did not show up on the show tonight.

But they were backstage. Kenny Omega and the young bucks per PWInsider were at the building in the back for the first time since brawl out. They were there.

And we had a vignette on TV, which I'll talk about. But we have news also on CM Punk, at least as far as his version of events from his camp.

And we're going to get into that first. This is your AEW dynamite review for Wednesday, October 26, 2022. I am the solomonser. I want to thank you all for choosing me for your dynamite coverage.

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