Hello, and welcome to the AEW Dynamite review.

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

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

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That's it. Was that the best AEW Dynamite main event ever?

Yeah, I think it might be the best wrestling TV match ever.

It's a sort of match that will inspire just completely delirious,

recency bias, because it was so spectacular, it was so immediate,

it was so unbelievably magic, so it will hold up, it just felt like something special.

I watched it, and we'll go into detail. I'll try to go into detail later on

in terms of just how great it was and why. But my immediate feeling before I get to the,

hopefully, thoughtful analysis. But my immediate feeling was that within 10 seconds,

I knew it was going to be five stars. I saw the start, I knew how long was left on the broadcast,

I knew that they had to sort of scale it back and then build to an even bigger peak than that

opening two minutes salvo, and I just sort of strapped in and just the noises I made

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