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

by the Deadly Boys of What Culture, Michael Hampler, Michael Sedrick here to review everything

that happened on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite Blood and Guts. But before we get

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Dynamite in particular, of course, Blood and Guts and Siege. It's all right on it.

I personally loved it. I can, however, understand the complaints and maybe a slight

air of deflation. I'm going to be the generous guy on this because I loved the match. The

finish was what it was. We'll delve into it in more detail later. Realistically, they

can be glad following last night that revolution happened and unfolded the way it did because

it's given them kind of a generous curve. So I guess that's an indirect buy product of

a disaster. But I'm high on it and the reason being is that I love the two hours. You

got great promos, phenomenal angle of phenomenal maintenance. Ultimately, with that Blood and

Guts match, they might succinct to take is that they did the harder thing more effectively

than the easier thing and I can't not admire it. Just the goddamn tone in atmosphere. I

felt nothing like that for when it reached its peak. I felt nothing like that in terms

of the vibe and the animosity and the tone in literally years of watching pro wrestling.

But yeah, I can understand if people were left somewhat underwhelmed. I love the show

as well and I loved the main event. I can see people's issues with it and I'm probably

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