Hello and welcome to the AEW Dynamite preview I'm Adam Will Vaughan from What Culture

joined by the Daily Boys of What Culture, Michael Humbler and Michael Sidjwick here to look

ahead to tonight's episode of AEW Dynamite.

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joined by Humbler and Sidjwick to look ahead to Dynamite tonight and all the fall outs

from AEW Revolution but we have waited long enough and we sort of touched on this in previous

podcast but Michael Sidjwick, your thoughts on AEW Revolution 2022.

I adored this pay-per-view every which way the primary reason why I loved it is that AEW

is inching ever closer to delivering the actual perfect professional wrestling pay-per-view.

The last three have been nine point whatever on your scale if you've got a brain in your head

and I love for professional wrestling. All out the match quality picked incredibly high

elsewhere it was mostly very good to outrageously great and it had the momentous debuts of

Danielson and Cole on the in-ring return of CM Punk. Fulgier. So much stocking out.

Fulgier meanwhile in-ring Pete Hyer didn't have the momentum but it didn't kind of need it.

You already had CM Punk doing his best thing since returning to AEW and you could say this about

a million AEW things but one of the best things in the 21st century professional wrestling

you had the main event gapping off Angman Page. Much quality across the board was just outrageous.

Some of the matches went too long and I did feel tired at various points and the build towards it

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