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Hello and welcome to the AEW Dynamite review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Called Your Join by one of

the Deadly Boys, Michael Sidjwick from What Called Your To Review. I think that happened on

last night's episode of AEW Dynamite. Before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

make sure you subscribe to What Called Chressing on either iTunes, Spotify,

or even get your podcast from for daily wrestling podcasts. We're not only review AEW Dynamite,

but also AEW Rampage, Raw, SmackDown, NXT, Paper Views. We have interviews, round table discussions,

and a round-up of the week complete. We'll be in the blood of the year of quiz, of course,

on Recycle, which as I said, joined by Michael Sidjwick, Michael Hamlet, enjoying a well-earned

week off to review Dynamite. What did you make of this week's show? It was one of the worst

Dynamites I've ever seen. You know, there's still going to be some good to great moments on it.

They were few and far between, but this was one of the worst Dynamites I've ever seen.

It was a sub-dark elevation card. The Paper View was obviously the big thing to sell on it.

It wasn't really sold with any terrific angles outside of Kenny Omega on Christian page,

Christian Cage. CM Punk's promo was great as ever, but everything else was just so drab.

Yeah, I wasn't impressed with this at all. I would rather watch Rehoe. I've checked her cage match,

and she hasn't worked the match in Japan since July, so I'm assuming she's just in America doing

nothing. If it's not Rehoe, it's Akara Shida. I would rather watch either one of those performers

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