What is going on, everybody? It is wedding night in Jacksonville. I am the Salomonster here

with you for February 3rd. Look at all those threes in the chats. Yes, it is February

3rd. The forbidden door has been opened. Is it a sign of more to come or is it a one-off

kind of you scratch my back? I'll scratch yours since John Moxley just made an appearance

on an episode of New Japan Strong. Was this AEW paying them back one time? Or could this

be the beginning of something a little bit more? We got a Kenta cameo with the end of Dynamite

tonight. And as my good friend, Jacob Donnelly pointed out here, one of the many super chats

that we have coming in. Jacob Donnelly, I think something of best. We just saw a show

featuring AEW, New Japan Impact, and NWA talent. Now, whatever you may think, whatever you

may say about AEW, you got to admit, that's pretty fucking cool. On TNT live television,

you get talent from AEW Impact, New Japan, and NWA for different promotions. Although

NWA these days, I'm not sure if it's really a full-blown promotion or not. That's pretty

cool. Remember, the AEW audience, I think in a lot of ways, it is, they're very, I think,

in tune with a lot of what's going on in other companies, not just AEW. I do think it's

a very different audience than an audience that would watch Raw, for example. So, I'm

going to guess that a lot of the people watching this show tonight knew exactly who Kenta

was. Unless they just looked at him and said, hey, what's Hideo Atami doing on Dynamite?

They'll have some of those people as well. But I would think that a lot of the people who

generally watch the AEW product, they know who he is, and they're probably excited about

the prospect of the two companies doing more together in the future. Now, like I said

before, I have no idea if there is any kind of relationship here that's going to lead

to more crossover between the two companies. But if you've been listening to my podcast

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