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As I said, join by Hamlet and see which are review AEW Dynamite and the highly anticipated

rematch between FTR and the Young Books.

What a show this was.

Yeah, this was six eighths of one of the best Dynamites of all time.

I remain like so bored by certain developments, like feuds that must continue, why Sammy

Guevara just turning himself here like an absolute moron, a couple of other issues that I had

as a pertains to the ranking system with six eighths of the greatest Dynamite of all time.

Here are two facts about this Dynamite, the Glade Ressled, and this is one of the best

Dynamites ever.

Let's just not put those two facts together at any point because they're both still facts.

What I looked about this, I just want to talk now about the structure because I'm looking

forward to diving into an individual about all the stuff that ruled.

But a few weeks ago, it felt like a Dynamite was trending to be in an all-time air.

And then as much as, it's said it likes it more than me, but I still liked it, but the

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