It's Robin Lundberg here on the Busted Open After Dark podcast reacting to all things AEW Dynamite.

And is it just me?

Or is the storytelling in AEW a little different?

We'll break it down.

Coming up now.

This is the Busted Open podcast.

Now, when it comes to Dynamite, before we get into the recap and swerve Strickland, Kevin Knight,

still in the ring right now, before we get to the recap of everything that went down,

kind of beat by beat, I want to tell you something I saw that I feel like I've seen before

and something I saw that feels a little different,

a bit like a shift. Let's talk about what I've seen before. John Moxley got thrown on some

barbed wire and glass and stuff. John Moxley, there's not really anything that's grotesque that can shock me with bro anymore.

You know, he's got out and stabbed with forks and whatnot.

It's sort of par for the course.

I mean, that shouldn't be par for the course.

You know, it's not like, you know, they used to say milk does a body good.

You can't say barbed wire glass

bump spots do a body good, but it's definitely something John Moxley has gotten used to. And

sometimes I feel like almost to a fault where, wow, that's crazy that he would put his body

on the line on a run-of-the-mill episode, if you will.

But you do lose some of that shock value eventually when you do it all the time.

So therefore, what's the stunt that you can pull that is going to actually, you know,

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