Hello and welcome to the AEW Dynamite review. I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by the

dadly boys of WhatCulture, Michael Hampler, and Michael Siduick here to review everything that happened

on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite. But before we get into it if you're a fan of this sort of

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joined by Hampler and Siduick to review Dynamite and for a show that sort of, I mean, lots of stuff

happened obviously, but for a show that's effectively secondary for AEW this week's age, quite an

eventful one. I devoured this episode of Dynamite with the same appetite as Ric Flair eating

twat on a train. I thought this was fantastic, not without its lows, but mostly just an absolutely

exquisite two hours of pro wrestling television delivered by a white hot product that promises

to get even hotter in the coming weeks. Happy wrestling fan here.

At the peak of Leonette's powers, I went to the new camp, we were on a stagnant Barcelona

and Barcelona scored six in the first half and I was like, oh my god, this is what it must be

like to support, just one of the most incredible football teams in the world, playing the most

beautiful game. And I couldn't wait for the second half. And then people started leaving,

after like six, seven minutes of grumbling, like some of the regulars, the Barcelona season,

ticket holders, because they'd only managed to score one. That was this Dynamite for me, like an

unreal first hour, like one of the all-time great first hours in a show that's like pretty amazing

at first hours. This was one of the very best, I kind of thought it fell off quite a bit. It had

the annoying Dynamite sag that I think has been, I genuinely, I think, is a format

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