I'm back with you. I missed you guys last Wednesday. We had no live review last Wednesday, but we are back this week for AW Dynamite, which I am happy to say was an improvement over last week. This was definitely a better show than the one they had last Wednesday. Still not as good as Beach Break, but it was better than what we got before.

We actually got a couple of really good matches on the show tonight, including Darby

Allen, challenging for the TNT Championship against Kevin Knight.

We also had a tag team match with Brodito taking on Kyle Fletcher and Kazuchko Okada.

We actually had two more women's segments than we had on Raw Monday night.

We had a big goose egg on Raw Monday.

Tonight we had a go-home promo between Willow Nightingale and Tecla

for their Women's World Championship match this Sunday at Redemption.

And we had a no disqualification women's tag team championship match.

Megan Bain and Lena Cross defending their titles against the Sisters of Sin,

which is more than I can say for, again, the women's influence on the show on Monday.

We also had tensions boiling over, really for the first time, between Kenny Omega and Will Osprey.

And as I talked about in my Dynamite review, again, I wasn't live last week, but I talked about dynamite on the soundoff on Sunday.

And I said, you know, the, the catalyst here to some tension between

Kenny Omega and Will Osprey is going to be John Moxley. You know, I mean, it only made sense.

They would use him as a tool to kind of drive a wedge between the two of them. And we saw

that really blow over for the first time tonight in this main event, which was Omega, Osprey, and Moxley,

all on the same side against the Don Callis family.

And things got out of hand.

Late in the match and then after the match, things got out of hand with all three men.

So we'll get into what happened there.

And then there was some stuff on the show that didn't hit as well, which included the return of Switchblade J. White.

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