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What a show this was.

A low key trifect of dynamite.

I was very, very happy with it.

There were two things show this was. Our low key trifecta dynamite, I was very, very happy with it.

There were two things on this show, and not even the big moments that I enjoyed the most where I'm like, Jesus Christ, I'm enjoying this now.

They had an absolutely incredible promo, unbelievable match, and maybe a 2.5 instead of a trifecta because it was more of a match come angle.

But that only an AEW feeling was engineered to absolutely euphoric effect in the last five minutes of that main event presentation.

Unbelievable.

I'm going to bring WWE into it. And no apologies. I don't really care.

I admonish and bury Triple H every single week for what a boring bastard he is. Everything is so

formulaic and takes forever and there's just no energy or juice or life or anything to it. Like

the last five minutes of this dynamite is like,

that's what it's all about.

God,

damn it.

Like,

oh, God,

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