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I'm Adam Wilmore, joined by Michael. I'm from Michael and Michael Sidgwick here to review everything 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 Whatculture, Essing on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Amazon, Music and YouTube. We do daily wrestling podcast

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the show, formerly known as NXT 2. Oh! Paperviews, premium live events. We have interviews, roundtable discussions and a round of the week complete with a little bit of a quiz of course on wrestle coach. As I said, though, joined by Hamfield and Sidder to review last night's Dynamite, the Yellow Show, Blood and Guts.

Indeed.

I thought this was an enjoyable enough experience.

ATW and ATW Dynamite and maybe even the pay-per-views at this point

remain firmly in 7 out of ten territory,

and there was a ten out of ten moment on the show

that I'm really looking forward to going into.

There was a moment that could have been really strong,

but pacing issues affected it.

Now, I remain in this, yeah, quite good, a lot of the time, place with AEW. When I say

7 out of 10, I used to long time listeners, right, OG mega fans will hopefully recall or now be

reminded of a take. I used to have about WWE under Brain Soup Vince.

Just to clarify, it is nowhere near as bad

and it never will be anywhere near as bad.

But there's a broad point where I would say

it can only ever be a seven out of 10.

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