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

by the Deadly Boys of What Cool To Your Michael Hanford and Michael Siddreet to look back

on everything that happened on the last night's episode of AEW Dynamite.

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As I said, joined by Siddreet and Hanford, to review AEW Dynamite, and I think the word

of the day, Michael Siddreet, is momentum.

Momentum is, in fact, the word of the day, look, if there wasn't literally one floor,

floor, or wonky moment, in every match except the trios, which was really compact and fun,

this would have been a 10 out of 10.

It was merely an 8.78, if you're going on the pitchfork scale, they did the hard bit.

They flubbed the weird bits, like two genuinely, really experienced and respectively great pro

wrestlers, a Malachi Black and Dustin Rhodes, had a few wonky moments in their match.

That was the odd bit that just you can't account for.

They did the hard, nigh-on impossible bit, AEW, in that they maintained the euphoric white

hot feeling that is this product at the moment.

It was in that way, the perfect follow-up, loads of interesting new directions were teed

up, but it wasn't just a table-setting episode.

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