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

by the dadly boys of what culture Michael Hamilton and Michael Cedric here to review everything

that happened on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite. But before we get into it, if you're

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on wrestle culture. As I said, they're joined by Hamlet and Cedric to review Dynamite, the

go home show ahead of AEW revolution. And I know I often use this and it's a bit hyperbolic.

Michael Cedric, was this the best episode of AEW Dynamite ever?

I mean, it was certainly up there. This thing was absolutely on fire. We'll invariably

talk at length about how good this was segment, segment, segment, two segment, two segment,

two segment. But my quick succinct TLDR take is that AEW early doors said it was going

to be the sport oriented product. And I will argue that it is very much that and I will

give a link to the article because it's too much of a thing to explain. Subsequent to

that early marketing, Cody Rhodes kind of changed track a little bit and said, you know,

we want to be the buffet. We want to be the one stop shop for pro wrestling. We will encourage

every bit of expression on this show. We will virtually do every single genre and we

will do it right and we will do it with heart and passion and soul and whatever. This episode

of Dynamite was the God damn best manifestation of this buffet promise. Truly something for

everyone. And if people want to in bad faith, because who cares about brand identity, you've

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