Hello and welcome to the AEW Dynamite review, I'm Manon Wilborn from What Culture joined

by the Deadly Boys of What Culture, Michael Hanflot and Michael Sitchwick here to review

everything that happened on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite.

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to review AEW Dynamite and all the full-out seats from AEW Revolution.

This is one of the better table setting episodes, AEW has done, there is a ceiling in terms

of quality on a table setting episode, and that's absolutely fine, it has to be this way

because everything has to build and then peak.

So yes, one of the better table setting episodes have done, I thought it was very clever

on a strategic level in terms of, if in fact there are any like sort of curious viewers

who've read about or heard the buzz emanating from Revolution 4, you know what, I'll give

this a shot or I'll give it, another shot, they were giving a lot of things to pop for,

they were giving a lot of things to take interest in in the weeks and months ahead.

But I feel I'm going to be a little bit pedantic throughout this podcast because I had problems

with a decent amount of this, but as I said, like the ceiling on these episodes, I will

acknowledge that, but still wasn't perfect in every which way.

Yeah, imperfect, but I love this dynamite, I absolutely loved it, I think your mileage

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