It's a snowstorm outside. I don't know if you guys can hear that. We got the wind whipping around. We got 50 mile an hour wind gusts. My car is completely covered. And so far the power has been able to stay on. Fingers crossed.

This is your AEW dynamite review for Wednesday, December 16,

2020.

I am the solemn monster and thank you for making me your choice

for your dynamite coverage here tonight.

We're going to talk about impact because there was kind of a big development on impact wrestling

last night involving the AW World Champion.

You didn't really hear it mentioned or at least if they did it was brief tonight, but we're going to get into that.

I didn't think AEW would do a million live viewers on the show last week.

They didn't, although we're quibbling over a few thousand viewers,

they did 995,000.

So they came close, but they didn't quite make the cut. But AW was a lot happier about

their ratings last week than W. W.E. is about their ratings this week. That much I can tell you. A lot of very unhappy people in Titan Tower

this week and I'll save that for the TLC prediction stream. Probably going to take place

tomorrow night and for sure on

episode 683 this Sunday we'll save all that stuff for then tonight's show

felt like a filler show really was not an episode of dynamite that felt it didn't have that sense of urgency or excitement like some of the shows a few weeks ago had.

This was in large part a filler

episode of dynamite but it was an important one I'm going to tell you why as

I'm watching the show and as I'm watching you know the the

tag matches and a lot of the new faces that were featured on the show tonight

mixed in with them you know were a lot of the bigger names, right?

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