What's up guys? Wednesday night? November 13, 2019. Let me see Viva Laraza in the chat.

It was 14 years ago today that we lost one of the all-time greats in pro wrestling.

Eddie Guerrero passed away. He would have been 52 years old this year. He has his

birthdays in October. So right now he would be 52 years old if you were still around today. A great loss for the wrestling business. A lot of people

still miss Eddie to this very day. He's one of these guys very rare. He can wrestle, he's charismatic rare he can wrestle he's charismatic he could be this really vicious

heel he could be this really funny charismatic baby face and it's just it sucks it's amazing for me to think back

that it's been that many years since he passed away 14 years it's crazy it's

crazy didn't not only think that, but his wife, his widow,

went on to have the kind of career that she had in WWE. What would Eddie have thought of

the career that Vicky had? That's also pretty crazy for me to think about. But we have to acknowledge Eddie here up top because he was one of the best. He is very much missed and shout out to him gone far too soon.

This is your AEW review for November 13, 2019 from Kevin Nashville, Tennessee.

I gave a shout out to Charlotte, North Carolina

last week for the hot crowd.

They only had, I want to say they had only about 3,000,

three or 4,000 people in the building.

Actually, you know what, hold on a second.

Hold on.

Let me switch slides here so you can see that fine art on your screen. Steve Mello, Steve's listening.

Shout out to Steve. He is the talented mind behind a lot of the artwork that you see here on this channel,

week in and week out and he deserves to be shouted out so I want to make

sure I give him his his just due here but last, AEW Dynamite was in Charlotte. They did not have a huge

crowd, but the people that they did have there were loud. They were loud. They were

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