Hello and welcome to the AEW Dynamite Preview.

We are the Dadly Boys of What Culture.

I'm Adam Wilborn, joined by Michael Hanflot, Michael Sidgwick,

here to look ahead to tonight's episode of AEW Dynamite.

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We do daily wrestling podcasts where we're not only a few eight to you, Dynamite. Your heads went the same way this time it threw me off. So Rawls SmackDown on the show, formerly known as NXT 2. Oh! Paperviews, bringing live events. We have interviews, roundtable discussions and a round of the week complete. With the other than going to go to course on wrestle culture. As I, they're joined by Hamphlet Sidrex to look ahead to Dynamite tonight.

And they go home show ahead of AEW Revolution.

Revolution has been built very well indeed.

This card looks very, very good indeed.

It's a good time to be an AEW fan.

It really is.

This is the most, I think I've been able to, like, say that without any kind of caveats or qualifiers or, you know, if it wasn't for Frikan Chris Jericho.

Or, you know, if it wasn't for the crime wave perpetrated by the death writers and all the rest of it,

it just feels top to bottom.

Obviously, I have issues.

I'm not saying it's perfect.

There are too many titles and da-da-da-da.

Tony Con's quirks are still, like, pretty irritating on occasion.

I still think Excalibur should replace to do the action calling instead of the play-by-play,

and I think that's becoming a big problem.

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