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joined by the Daddley Boys of What Culture. Michael Hambl with Michael Sidwick here to review

everything you happen on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite.

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rest of which but as I said joined by Hamplin Sidwick to review dynamite the

go-home dynamite ahead of full gear this weekend and a good one Michael Sidwick. I loved most of this entire

show even the stuff that felt functional and obligatory I kind of extracted a lot of enjoyment out of and there was one second on the show

which is literally one of the best things I've ever seen done in professional wrestling

there'll be recency bias and that might come across as hyperblic but Jesus Christ there was a moment on the show and you can guess what it is

Where all felt so unbelievably real

unbelievably tense like big boy pro wrestling stuff, instantly seminal.

You know what it is. It's John Moxie and Eddie Kingston's face off, Jesus Christ.

I always remember, some things just stick with you. I always remember, speaking of John Moxley when Dave Meltser reviewed John Moxley

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