Hello and welcome to the AEW Dynamite preview. I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture. Join my

lead daddy boys of WhatCulture. Michael Hamilton and Michael Sedgwick kids look ahead to tonight's

episode of AEW Dynamite. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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Rivergate Podcasts from for daily wrestling podcasts where we not only review AEW Dynamite,

but also AEW Rampage, Raw SmackDown, the show formerly known as NXT 2.5. Oh, they've used

premium live events. We have interviews, roundtable discussions and a round of the week complete,

with a million inquiries, of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said, they're joined by Hamilton and Sedgwick

to preview AEW Dynamite, the first Dynamite of the year, of course, and the beginning,

potentially, Michael Sedgwick, of a new era in AEW, a new look. A new look.

I don't know if they're still going to do the heel and baby face tunnels, I hope they do,

because I like the idea that they're in different fighting camps. I like the idea of teasing the

heel turns by maybe I'll go on that tunnel a little bit lame, but I quite like it. And it needs to

look significantly less like, Nitro has kind of been rebooted. I loved that in 2019,

because I'm a 37 year old millennial who loves going back and watching on occasion,

those 96 to 97, and some of the 98 Nitros, it just looks so bright and vivid in the

fan school crazy, and it's got this nice retro tinged look, and we're a generation who's

enthralled to nostalgia because various governments have just killed our chances of a nice future.

Let's just walk him back to the past. For a 37 year old millennial, the retro tinged

natural look was really, really nice, but if you're not that kind of fan, it just looks second

rate to WWE, it just does. And it was about time to polish it up and make it look futuristic

and modern and big league, major league, which it hasn't for quite some time. And it's well over

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