Thursday afternoon, you know what that means. Hello and welcome to the A.A.W. Dynamite review.

I am Michael Sitzwick joined by fellow dadly boy Michael Hamthlick to discuss everything

that went down on last night's show. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this

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and review dynamite, collision, not rampage anymore even though this week's looks

to go it wrong, smack down the show, formerly known as NXT Deep Point. Oh, premium live

events, pay per views, we have wrestler interviews on occasion, round table discussions on occasion

and around it with the week, every week, not this week, on wrestler culture, complete

of course, with a bloody good quiz. Hamthlick, I need the power to be back for a month

before I say the power is back, but that was A.A.W. last night. Oh, God yeah. In every single

conceivable way, that was A.A.W. last night. Yeah, I don't need that month. I need less

than 12 hours. The power's back and it's at least not going away again till Friday when

SmackDown is. Look, here's the thing with Tony Khan and his, everything is great, get excited

about June, June, June, June, June. The only way anyone was going to feel what Tony

Khan did for the month of June was by producing a dynamite like the one we had a fortnight

ago and the dynamite we had last night. There is now enough evidence if you include everything

that we're seeing on dynamite, not rampage, but everything we're seeing on dynamite,

the clips of how you can bludgeon your opponent with a kickflip on fight forever and pretty

much every announced card, every announced match for Forbidden Door that everyone at

Tony Khan's grades were true. Yeah, no. Like, oh yeah, it is great, it is great, it is great.

Like, he knew in advance that these things were going to be great for us. It's going

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