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I'm Adam Wilborn, joined by Michael Hanflot and Michael Sidg here to review everything that happened on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to What Culture Wrestling on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music and YouTube. where we do daily wrestling podcasts

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the show formerly known as NXT2. Oh! Paperview's premium live events. We have interviews, roundtable discussions, and a round of the week complete with the other big quiz, of course, on wrestle culture. As I said, they're joined by Hamilton's subject to review last night's AEW dynamite and all the fallouts from WrestleMania. This was an odd show in that there were

certain developments that I thought were fantastic. There were certain parts of the viewing

experience that I really came alive for. And yet, on no less than three separate occasions, I'm like, set some new tables.

Yep.

Don't, you know, continue doing the pretty uninspiring fare that we've been seeing all too much of to

begin with.

And it was like, by the, maybe the third one, I'm like, can't go back to this and everything else that wasn't exactly goated.

And yet, there were certain elements of the show and certain ideas and, like, approaches to how things should be unfolding that I thought were near Stella.

Yeah, I don't know, like, undermine a couple of the things I liked on this show,

but I think this looked and sounded great and it carried it a lot.

Like, to the point where I think I would have been critical,

specifically of elements of the booking on this show last week,

when they were quiet for pretty much everything.

Pretty loud crowd all night,

visually, really pleasing to look at. Pretty loud crowd all night, visually,

really pleasing to look at. Like the full side, the way did the side to shoot well,

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