Hello, and welcome to the AEW Dynamite preview. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture, joined

by the Daddy Boys of What Culture, Michael Hamflot, and Michael Sedwick. Here's a 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, make sure you subscribe to What Culture, resting on either iTunes, Spotify,

get your podcasts wrong for daily resting podcasts. Well, we not only review AEW Dynamite,

but also NXT, Raw, SmackDown, Paper Views. We have interviews, round table discussions,

round of the week complete, with them, and of course, on Rest Culture. As I said, joined

by Hamflot and Sedwick to look ahead to AEW Dynamite tonight. And Michael Sedwick, the go-home

show, a head of blood and guts. And considering the fact that they could, you know, sort of rest

on their laurels a little bit and say, next week's going to be bonkers, yet another stat card

from AEW. Indeed, they've got such a book and philosophy now in such a range of established

and over and promising and interesting talents that, honestly, because they've already done

the work over the course of, however many months, years at this point, to a degree. It's

kind of going to be easy for Tony Khan now. We've got like an actual playground to work

within of talents that are over, groups that are over, guys in the groups that are over

who don't get as many matches and who aren't exhausted in the eyes of the fans. Like, if

you do the work, you make the rest of the job much easier for you. I think this card

is an example of that. There are matches here that really could have headlined, wishing

of Dynamite when Orange Castle was way hotter, for example. Yeah, fun, more than a great

looking card. Though there's one match that I'm seriously interested in because it's

something more different to what we've seen on AEW this year. But for me, it's all about

that blood and gut cell. Yeah. We'll get to it specifically and how we think it should

...