Hello, and welcome to the AEW Dynamite review.

I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by the Deadly Boys of WhatCulture,

Michael Amphlite, Michael Siduick here to review everything that happened on last night's episode

of AEW Dynamite. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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where we're not on an interview, AEW Dynamite, but also you get paid,

Raw, SmackDown, the show, only known as NXT, but

they've been used premium live events. We have interviews around table discussions,

and a roundup of the week complete. But it goes, of course, on wrestling,

which, as I said, joined by Amphlite and Siduick to review AEW Dynamite, and a show stage that

was trending towards what we were hoping it was going to be. And then, kind of a little bit

went off the rails, but a very eventful show nonetheless. Yeah, I would describe this succinctly

as an eight out of ten show when I was expecting like a 9.9. Yeah, an hour in, I thought it was.

Yes, certainly. Then there was a big low, a big depressing, unwelcome low,

before the main event that I thought was unbelievable. I think the expectations made this

the vibe of the experience of watching this show worse than some Dynamites. That content-wise

couldn't match some of the stuff on that. Oh, yeah. I was saying at Amphlite before as well,

like, if you look at the resources and the expectations involved, I was probably more impressed

by the rampage battle of the belt special than I was with this, looking at it on paper.

This is a better show because of the highs, but yeah, there's just some things that really made

me cross. One thing that really, really made me cross to the point where I was just a little

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