Hello, and welcome to the Wednesday Night War review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture

joined by the dadly boys of Whatculture, Michael Haftlet, Michael Ziduick, 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

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that is available as a podcast right now. We also review Raw, SmackDown, pay-per-views.

We have interviews, round table discussions, and a round of the week complete with a

bloody quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said, though, joined by Haftlet and Ziduick

to review AEW Dynamite's show with a great deal of pressure on it going into it off the

back of AEW Revolution, but we need, if worry didn't need, we, Ziduick.

No, the thing about the Revolution finish, there are 10 podcasts, so just check them

out wherever you get them from. Yeah, analysis on that is that, happily, it was an execution

problem, not a vision one, and it's always, always better to have it that way around.

The match quality, promo's, angles, storyline progression, this in itself was a fantastic

and genuinely landmark episode of Pro Wrestling Television, and that they pulled it off and

made these circumstances was just absolutely unbelievable. There were certain quite unbelievable

moments on this TV show that I simply cannot shower in enough praise, so if you're

the type of listener who says, oh, God, Ziduick needs to calm down with this AEW praise,

this one probably isn't for you. I watched this live, and then, of course I did, you

bloody idiot. I didn't like a lot of this Dynamite, and then I did, so fair play to them,

because yeah, I had like pretty significant issues with it, and then I was so satisfied by

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