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

by the Deadly Boys of What Culture, Michael Hampler and Michael Cedric here to look back

on everything that happened on Saturday night Dynamite.

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to review AEW Dynamite and a return to form, Michael Cedric.

Yes, very much so, the key word that I have got to analyse this episode was intelligent,

and I was really glad it was more intelligent and blow away great.

I mean, the main event was blow away great, but I just thought this is an intelligent

clever show that I was delighted with rather than I was more delighted by sort of marvelling

it how well it was done rather than being overwhelmed with how brilliant it was throughout

the two hours.

There was a segment with Christian and Jungle Boy that was just unbelievable that reminded

me, yes, this company can do the expert long-term booking things, and they can do the

deft, dovetailing stuff very well because I hadn't got a lick of that for the past three

weeks.

Headline by an absolutely awesome match, little wrinkles to the booking patterns that

was just an admiration of, and yeah, it was intelligent as well because they're still

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