We are only a few days away from AEW All In Texas. This is their biggest show of the year,

and tonight was the final dynamite before All In. There is one more show left, technically,

which is collision, which is coming up tomorrow night. It's been happening a lot lately,

a lot of Thursday collision episodes. But this go-home show is in the books, and it ended with the baby faces standing tall,

which gives me a little bit of pause as far as what we may be seeing on Saturday.

Not all of the baby faces are going to be standing tall smiling when this show is over on

Saturday.

But there's only one baby face that really matters.

And that is Hangman Adam Page, because he was in the main event tonight, as was John Moxley. They kept their interaction

to a minimum, even though they were in the same eight-man tag team match. They, of course, are having

their Texas death match on Saturday for the briefcase, which is really what the championship has

become.

We do not have an AW world title.

We have not had one since October.

What we have is a championship briefcase.

That is what is at stake on Saturday in Arlington.

And what they did tonight on the show, I thought, was they did a decent

job of giving you that last little bit of final hype for the key matches on the show. Not

everything was great in terms of what they did. I can't sit here and tell you that my excitement

level is any different than it was coming into the show. It really isn't. But I was looking

forward to the show even before Dynamite came on the air tonight.

That's the show I'm looking forward to most this weekend.

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