Hello and welcome to the Wednesday night wall review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cooled

You're Join by the deadly boys of what coach your Michael Hampler and Michael Cigabee

care to review everything that happened on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite Beach

Break. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you

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said, join by Hampler and Cigabee to review AEW Dynamite Beach Break. Cigabee weren't

here to preview the show yesterday, but what did you reckon to beach break?

I needed that last half an hour, I'll tell you that, because I was kind of not despondent

midway through a show that I thought was uneven. I really liked some of it and I was just

one thing I actively hated and we'll get to that. I'll make damn sure. I was just thinking

back to this time last year and there was no pandemic. I could kind of do what I wanted.

Not really because I've got to young kids, but it felt like that and I think it felt like

that for everyone. Everyone had this life of our guys to go out every week and he didn't.

But it felt like the fact that the option was maybe there, if you could get the pass.

Goddamn it, AEW Dynamite, for the month of February, was doing 10 out of 10s every week

on Route 2A revolution pay per view that I at once could not wait to watch, but I was

actively hoping would never get here because I was just luxuriating in that feeling of everything's

awesome in this promotion. Everything is awesome to me as a rest and fan right now.

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