Hello and welcome to the Wednesday night war review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture

joined by the dadly boys of Whatculture, Michael Hampler and Michael Cigric 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 thing, make sure you subscribe to Whatcultressing on either

iTunes, Spotify, or really get your podcast from for daily wrestling podcasts. Well,

we're not only review the Wednesday night war. And if you want to know our thoughts on NXT,

that is available as a podcast right now. We also review rules, smite and pay reviews. We have

interviews around table discussions and a roundup of the week complete with a bloody good quiz,

of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said, I joined by Hampler and Cigric to review Dynamite.

I suppose before we even do that, Michael Cigric, your reaction to the news that Paul White,

AKA the Big Show, is coming to AEW. Oh, Christy's podcast go long enough without a bloody

introspective stole search about friggin' Paul White. I have a promotion. I think I've twice

been a big show guy in my entire life. And I'm talking about like 12 hour periods, right?

In my life since 1999 constantly, like I, Big Show, Mark Henry, Kane, Triple H, Randolph,

and John Cena, right? Hate them all. I've enjoyed that way,

curiously, in various contexts. But those are my six that I just hated would never go away.

So I have one of them coming to AEW. He was like, oh, it's like a good punch. I'm not an idiot.

I know he's not going to be every week. I know he's not going to feel anywhere near as

impressive as he did. I understand that the one match that he has will mean so much more than

so many others that you have in WWE because the guy's seven foot and five hundred pounds.

I was simply never a big show guy ever. I just hate the idea of him being there, even in this kind

of capacity. I'm sure he's a nice bloke. He's got a funny promo on WWE's creative and talk

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