Hello and welcome to the AEW Dynamite Winter is coming review. I'm Adam Wilworn from

WhatCulture joined by the deadly boys of WhatCulture Microhandler and MicroCigarette

Hydro. Everything that happened on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite Winter is coming.

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wrestling podcasts. Well, we're not only review AEW Dynamite, but also AEW Rampage,

Raw, SmackDown, NXT Tube, but oh my goodness. We have interviews around. Hey, we're discussions

and they round of the week, complete. We're going to get quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture.

As Zeddo joined by Hampton and Sigurd to review AEW Dynamite Winter is coming and for a show

that only had three match finishes on it, Sigurd, not bad, wasn't it? Yeah, that was pretty good.

Pretty darn good. Excellent episode of television. Virtually flawless. I'm desperate to talk about

this match. It's one of those matches that's so good, so detailed, so affecting that I could have

just written an editorial all about it. I'll love a match like that. Wonderful.

Hampton, I've seen this to Sigurd on the news this morning. It's weird. I sort of have had to

retrain my brain through AEW through the Omega Danielson match and then this one,

then just because a match doesn't have a finish, AE, a pinfall or a submission, or the

bollocks that they can do, doesn't make it bad. Does that make sense?

100%. Wrestling is better than real sports, fundamentally, because when it's done right,

you can have this, you can have a hot draw, you can have anything you want, you get to make the rules.

It bends my brain, listening like the post WB, post 2000 WB lifers. It's all I've ever watched.

And every week their job is to make countless excuses for countless terrible finishes,

a bit of booking, as if the poor old company has got no choice but to work around the stupid

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