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what culture joined by the Dadley boys of what culture Michael Hamlet and

Michael Sidewick here to review everything that happened on last night's

episode of AEW Dynamite.

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As I said, though, joined by Michael Hanble at Michael Sidry to review dynamite, an episode not to spoil our review of it that Michael Sidry, you said, was one of your favorites this year.

Yeah, it was just an absolutely tremendous episode of pro wrestling television, great matches,

some great promos, a fantastic angle that the word will come out, do not worry worry about. I was literally bored once during this entire show.

Jake Hager at one point grabbed the headlock when the return from the break and I thought,

all right, it's a bit boring and then 10 seconds later the

match revealed itself to be so much better than I thought was going to be I thought

so much more of private party than I did before last night's episode of Dyna Night Night Nighting might and it was still probably the worst thing on the show and it's still really, really good.

There's an electrifying quality to the week two three four

editions of dynamites. I like I could appreciate the table setting last week but I wasn't always appreciating the show.

I think you've got to try and do both if you want to be an excellent wrestling show.

That's the point. And very occasionally in the crowdless era not to say the original go homes but in the crowdless

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