Hello, and welcome to the AEW Dynamite review. I'm Adam Wilborn from what culture joined

by the deadly boys of what culture? Michael Hanford and Michael Sidgerick here to discuss

everything that happened last night's episode of AEW Dynamite fights for the fall. But

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

to what culture is on either iTunes, Spotify, or even get your podcasts from for daily

wrestling podcasts. Well, we're not only review AW Dynamite, but also Raw, Smackdown, NXT,

pay-per-views. We have interviews around table discussions and a round of the week, complete,

with a bloody quiz, of course, on Recycled. As I said, they're joined by Hampton City

to review AEW Dynamite and a hectic wild show as expected, Michael Sidgerick.

This program, this company, is so wild, white-hot, interesting in every single way, detailed

that I'm not going to just give my succinct to take before we get into it. Like, I'll hand

over to Hamford, Batman's going to go beat by beat, otherwise I'll be here all day. My goodness,

my goodness. I cannot get over how hot this product is. Hot is the word. And I say like

hot product, because a hot product is something WWE can never be again, not in this version

of itself. It's not product, it's content. The different younger fans or even listeners

as podcasts maybe can't discern between the two, but content and the product is so different.

And this product is hot. And when a wrestling product is hot, you can test the margins of

what's even any good. Like, I thought last week, like, and this week, substantial portions

of this show weren't maybe very good. I don't think purely judged quality wise. In terms

of like comparing it say, Dynamite from 2020, either in the February run up that you

loved or in like, I loved the daily's place, like summer last year. I think there's a lot

to pick at as we go through this. But goddamn, this product is just white in hot. And almost

...