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

by the Danny Boys of What Called Your Microample and Microcedure Architecture. Everything

that happened on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite. But before we get into it, if you're

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where we're not going to review AEW Dynamite, but also AEW Rampage, Raw, SmackDown, NXD,

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we have interviews around table discussions, I mean, round-up of the week, complete,

but I'm only going to quiz, of course, on a wrestle culture. As I said, join my handphone,

specific to review AEW Dynamite and wear on earth to begin with this show, Sitch.

That was completely an utterly crap, and by that I mean, it's AEW, so there was one incredible

segment of pro wrestling television, which I'll put over, and I will even use the goddamn word,

right? Because there's a lot of people on Twitter whose identities are completely wrapped up

in this promotion, who are having a go at it, like saying, I won't be playing, it's a calm down,

and it's just like, please, for the sake of your own health, if something you don't like is good,

just accept it, otherwise you're going to be one of the weird ones in society. The one that

everyone looks down upon, don't be that guy, don't be that guy, don't be that guy, just admit

sometimes it can be crap. It's at the end of the world if the thing you like can be crap when

this company tends to address criticisms and listens to criticisms, but when I say an episode

like this, I'm really starting to think, is this really the listening company? Is it? Because

this was so polluted with trumps, cliches, lazy-booking patterns, so frequently,

like I couldn't tell what was worse either, the Tony Khan's book in the show, he's got QT Marshall

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