There was a blizzard in Omaha tonight, which was the site of AEW Dynamite.

Thankfully, it looked like most, if not everybody who was supposed to be there in the crowd was there

because the building looked pretty filled out.

All was well because all of the scheduled matches on the show tonight were able to go off.

And Dynamite last week was the first episode coming out of Revolution, and it wasn't much of a show.

And Revolution being an excellent show until we had that horrendous finish.

It was marred by that atrocious closing segment, closing main event, everything about the end of that pay-per-view just sucked the life out of everybody in the building,

suck the life out of me. And so tonight we had part two. This was the rematch between John Moxley and Adam Copeland for the AEW World Championship where they were going to go out there tonight

and try to make people forget it was like a bad dream. What happened at Revolution? We're going to go out there

and show people what we can really do. And we're going to make it a street fight so this time we can

have all the weapons and plunder and toys that we need, all the smoke and mirrors that we need here

to put on this world championship match. This is what I will say about the title match tonight, which did not close the show,

by the way.

And it was a wise decision considering how this match ended.

It was marginally better.

It was marginally better than what we got at Revolution because they had the benefit

of being able to use all sorts of weapons and, like I said,

smoke and mirrors, because it was a street fight. So they were able to start outside and they

worked their way into the building and through the crowd and all over ringside and tables and chairs.

And then we got the run-in brigade where I feel like half the roster ran in during this match.

We had Spike, the board with the nails in it, which got embedded in John Moxley's back.

One of the sickest things that you'll ever see were the nails, they were in his flesh.

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