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

by the Deadly Boys of What Culture, Michael Hanford and Michael Sidgerick here to review

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

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As I said, joined by Hanford and Sidgerick to review Dynamite the day after National Cowboy

Shiz Day, and what show this was, Sid?

It was an incredible show, even when I didn't necessarily want it to be an incredible show,

and I also think it was an important show, because if you recall, after Dublin Nothing,

they were immediately shunted to Fridays, and they kind of took a month off when it was

like Dustin Rhodes versus Nick Comerotto on a Dynamite main event, because they knew they

were going to get absolutely demolished in the ratings, and they decided, right, we're

not going to get any numbers on Fridays, we're resuming live touring, so let's just save

loads that we've got planned for a big relaunch effectively.

After all out, they did the Cincinnati homecoming and the Suzuki incident, and I personally really

enjoyed watching John Moxie celebrate for five minutes, but you could tell they book

other timings up, of all people Moxie needed that moment and deserved it, but that was

in a particularly good follow-up to the momentum generated by all out, but this very much was,

this is very much getting interested in these incredibly phenomenal prospects of medium

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