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WhatCulture joined by the daddly boys of what culture Michael Hampler and

Michael Sidwick here for you everything that happened on last night's episode of AEW

dynamite if you want to know our thoughts on nxt you can download that

podcast as well right now by searching for what culture wrestling wherever you get

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Wherever you get you podcast from for daily wrestling podcast well we not only read the Wednesday night war but also raw smack down

Pay-per-views. We have interviews roundtable discussions and a round of the week complete with a

bigger quiz of course on wrestle culture but as I said joined by

Hamlet to review A. E. W. Dynamite after three effectively pay-per-view TV shows for AEW.

A real drop-off this week, Sidge.

Shut up, man.

Shoot your mouth. This was exactly what I wanted in just showed off the full breadth of this company's utter brilliance for me, particularly in that first hour.

I mean, the way it was sequenced, paste, perfection in terms of everything you'd want from an episodic professional wrestling TV show

this humiliated the competition. Not on Wednesday because I thought

NXT was pretty damn good in places with a lot of fundamental issues

but particularly the main WWE roster I mean one company here and they're doing it in front of no

real fans is on a run of form in virtually every department where it's just in goddamn credible and the other is at its lowest

step.

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