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

one of the dadly boys, Michael Sidjwick from WhatCulture to look back on Friday's episode

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But today we're here to talk about AEW Dynamite from late last week. I show that it felt

like AEW had sort of rediscovered their form a little bit. Is that fair?

Yeah, absolutely. I think this episode of Dynamite was measured perfectly and what I

mean by that is they didn't want to exhaust their big matches. They didn't want to kickstart

any hot new angles with the idea of being that looked like no one relatively comparatively

is going to be watching these Friday shows. They struck the balance of, right, let's not

give away loads of our stuff, but let's not piss off the hardcore loyalists who are

keeping all of this afloat until we go back on the road and back on Wednesdays at 8. I thought

they measured this perfectly and I tremendously enjoyed this one. Well, that would be in a

blow away episode. It was like one of the best 7.5 episodes of Wrestling TV that I can

remember. Yeah, bringing the notes together for this today. I watched this late yesterday.

And it's making my notes and I was like, oh, yeah, that happened. And that happened.

And that happened. And it was, yeah, it was really nice to look back on and be like, yeah,

they did cram a lot of stuff in without, like you say, giving too much weight. For the

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