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

by the deadly boys of what culture. Michael Hampton and Michael Cedric here to review

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

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the culture. As said, they're joined by Hampton Cedric to review AEW Dynamite and I should start

at the most obvious place, Michael Cedric. Was that the best AEW women's match ever?

Without a doubt, without a doubt, it's been very strong in 2021 on the whole, which is far

more important than the odd great match that they've promoted. They have promoted the odd great match.

This has to be considered the very best. Instantly iconic, just I think it was a feeling that most

shed of God damn, do I want to see this continue? Did I put myself in the shoes of the referee

at times? I was just desperately trying to wipe away the blood from Britake's face. It gave you

the exact feeling that these matches should give you, which is precisely that, a feeling of

danger, of wrongness, but like a foolish thrill that pervades everything. It was just a tremendous,

tremendous match, admirable for both its effort and its craft. It's one of the hardest

things to engineer that feeling and they goddamn did it and at the absolute perfect time, no less,

they needed to get a stipulation on it in the wake of revolution. Jesus Christ did, they do it

overall. I know we give our succinct takes before we delve into the meat of the bone.

When this wasn't a seven, it was a ten. I wouldn't describe it as uneven, but there was some

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