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I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatcaultures, joined by No,

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and having them all that's nice episode of AEW Dynamite.

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down the show, formerly known as NXT 2. Oh! Paperviews, premium live events. We have interviews, roundtable discussions, and a round of the week complete. Well, the video quiz of course, on wrestle culture. As I said, they're joined by Michael Hanvelich to review Dynamite and the Go Home Show, head of AEW redemption,

all revolution, as Scalibus said at one point.

Yeah. It's all right, isn't it? It's all right and bad. It was, it was, it was, it was boring and fine. It was like, it was the perfect go home show for this pay-per-view that I think a lot of people are a bit like, I'm sure on the night, be great Kevin Knight and Kenny and McGee will produce some magic but it's a bit like can we just

get to all in really yeah there is an element of I Wembley as the fireworks factory and also like a

I like to think at this but we touched on this on a preview yesterday where we did actually talk about dynamite. Don't worry, we've got a game coming later. Oh yeah, yeah, you get best of both worlds, obviously. I think it's been discussed quite a lot now, so I'll keep this bit short so we can actually get into the review of this edition of Dynamite. But this is, like, indicative of where dynamites are at the moment.

Yes.

Like, some good stuff, some stuff that's a bit dry, a real lack of focus and direction in the

multiple mid cards, you know, the great potential of two or three of the big stories,

the cast iron uncertainty of a,

of a,

like a good quality of pro wrestling.

Like,

all of these things are true at the same time.

Yes.

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