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Welcome to your AW Dynamite Review. It is Wednesday, April 28, 2021. I am the Salomonster.

Thank you for choosing me for your dynamite coverage. Get ready for the final dynamite review

for the month of April. And what a dynamite was, I have to say, second week in a row, very

strong effort from AEW on what was really the go home show to what feels like kind of a

paper view next week. We had the big go home promo. This was the parlay between the inner

circle and the pinnacle we had ourselves a good old fashioned parlay, whatever the fuck

that is. Both teams coming face to face in the middle of the ring, no fist of cups,

no physicality. This was the go home promo. This was their chance to sell you and me on this

big war games match coming up next week. And they knocked it out of the park with that

segment. Every wrestling promotion can learn something from that segment tonight. That

segment, again, nobody put their hands on the other guy. There was no run in. There were

no weapons. They used the microphone. The microphone was the biggest weapon in that entire

segment. They did about as good of a job as you could do in trying to talk people into

being interested in seeing this match. Setting up the stakes, explaining why this match

is such a big deal. Why this match is so important to them. Dax Harwood literally came

out in the middle of the segment and said he is willing to die. He's pretty stupid. I

mean, he just, you know, got lumped in with this group only a few weeks ago. All of a sudden

he's willing to die. You know, that's a little much. But boy, he put everything into it as

ridiculous as that may sound when you really think about it. He put everything into it. But

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