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I'm Adam Wilborn, joined by Michael Hanflut and Michael Sidgwick here to review everything happening on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite.

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The only good quiz, of course, on wrestleculture. As said, though, joined by Havelton's Seidwick's review last night's A.W. Dynamite and all the fallouts from A.W. Revolution.

This was not an ideal follow-up to a pay-per-view that felt massive, looked massive, went some way towards hate the phrase, but restoring the feeling,

okay?

I will say that I don't necessarily think it was absolutely everything to do with the performances.

Some of them, I thought, were tremendous last night.

Or what was strange about this was the shift in scale from a 10,000,

see,

uh,

LA pay-per-view.

It looks sleek as well to,

oh,

the TV.

So that,

like that shift was like,

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