Hey, Brenda, Steve here.

And welcome back to going and raw, the only pro wrestling podcast you need to be listening to.

On today's episode, we got your rundown at both AEW Dynamite and NXT.

But first, it's all a buzz in the wrestling landscape, talking about the death writer's storyline.

And when I say all the buzz, I mean, a lot of people got a lot of problems with this thing.

And last night's dynamite, Larson, I don't think really, really help to, uh, to soothe concerns over the creative of the death writer story. So today, we are here

to provide a service, if you will, Larson, a service where we help AEW fix death riders. But I guess

first, just like it says in the thumbnail,

we're going to ask the question, can it be fixed, Larson?

I mean, it guess depends on your definition of fixed.

I think it can be improved.

Can it be made good?

Can it be made into a storyline where we feel compelled to watch it?

You know, I think like a lot of AEW, I think the ingredients are there for something,

at least that won't lead people to turn the channel.

Because I've seen that sentiment now.

People who have been AAB fans for the entire existence of the company, but have reached their breaking point with this death writer story.

And I think if you just move a few things around,

provide a little bit clearer direction, I think it's possible.

I have some ideas listed here.

I don't know if you actually took notes on any ideas,

but I can just start throwing stuff out.

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