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Hello and welcome to the AEW Dynamite review.

I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by the Deadly Boys of WhatCulture.

Michael Hampler and Michael Sigewik here to review everything that happened on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite.

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Well, the money, of course, of course, on REST, of course, as said though, joined by Hampler and Sigewik to review AEW Dynamite.

I know the show that was all over the bloody place, Sige.

Yeah, I didn't really like this episode at all if I'm being perfectly honest.

I understand the wrinkle that Rampage adds and this comparison probably doesn't ring true, because if you add up everything that happens on TV this week,

and you stack it against everything that happened the last time AEW was in Dynamite, not including QT Marshall's gym.

I just couldn't help but do a contrast here, because they talked a lot about the previous Atlanta episode,

which is an all-timeer in Dynamite lore.

We were talking about how can Cody outdo the cage jump, and that was a big threat that teased what happened at the end of the show.

But if you look at that show, Jesus, tap dancing Christ.

John Moxie versus Jeff Cobb, battle tag team Battle Royale, which is just great, all-star tag team field.

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