What is going on, guys? It is another Wednesday night. I am the Salomonster. We are just days removed from AW All In Texas, the company's biggest show of the year, post all-in edition. They were in Chicago tonight. And first thing, before I even get into anything that happened on the show today. Just best wishes to Jim Ross.

Of course, you heard from Jim Ross on Saturday.

They had him commentating for the last two matches of the night.

It was good to hear his voice again.

He's obviously been through a lot of health stuff this year.

But I saw where he mentioned on his podcast that he apparently took a hell of a fall in Dallas in his hotel room.

And to make matters worse, couldn't call anybody because he had left his phone in an Uber.

So I don't know that he ever got himself checked out.

He just went to bed that night and he's apparently apparently very sore, but says otherwise he's okay.

So wherever JR may be, hopefully he's doing okay.

Best wishes to him.

As far as Dynamite tonight, I thought the show was a good mix of both in-ring action and promos.

Kind of a promo-heavy show, which is fine, because now is the time for them to set up some new directions coming out of all-in as we head into Forbidden Door and the remainder of the pay-per-view calendar that they have coming up this year.

Unfortunately, we are still stuck with the Death Riders.

Not that I expected them to just suddenly disappear magically,

but there's no indication of any sort of fraying or trouble within the ranks or anything

like that.

The Death Riders were still a thing.

But after the main event tonight, which was a tag match, and we're getting a lot of

these lately, we're getting a lot of six-mans, eight-mans, all-star tag matches.

This is like a weekly occurrence now.

Hangman Page got the win in the main event.

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