Hey and welcome to another podcast that is going to make you more on the absence of Adam

Littleborn's Immaculate Professionalism. This is the AEW Preview and Michael Citrick and I'm

joined by fellow Dudley Boy Michael Hamflard to look ahead to everything that might happen

on tonight's AEW Dynamite Film book before we get into it. If you're a fan of this sort of thing,

make sure to subscribe to Wockelth Wrestling on iTunes Spotify or ever get your podcast from

for daily wrestling podcasts. We preview and review AEW Dynamite, Raw, Smackdown, NXT,

Paper Views, we conduct wrestling interviews, we hold roundtable wrestling discussions,

and a roundup of the week complete with a bloody good quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture.

Goddammit will born to be terrified all the way through that spiel. We should just pre-record it,

make it a lot easier. But yeah, Dynamite had a much better showing than these

bang average effectively phoned in Dynamite, which honestly might be generous considering that

some actively bad stuff that's been happening on them, which is a creeping cause for concern,

but Saturday night Dynamite was great. The lineup for a night looks far more uneven. What are your

thoughts heading into the show? I want to be optimistic. I don't want it to come across as

generous, but I really, really want to be excited about Dynamite again. I want to feel like the

anchor of the wrestling week is back, planted where it belongs on a Wednesday. We talked about

this on other podcasts. It wasn't the specific nature of those wicked Dynamites that bothered me.

It was the idea that they would phone them in the first place. It was an unsettling laziness

that kind of hung around since double and nothing. It doesn't really matter if we can rationalise

and justify as fans and then provide a bit of analysis. As strictly a viewer, I'd like to have

higher expectations than to assume they'll do that every time this comes around. I want them,

I want them to fool me in thinking they're operating at the best even when they're not.

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