Hello and welcome to get the table another resting round table discussion podcast with

myself Adam Wilborn and one of the Dudley boys Michael Sidjwick from what culture here

to discuss another burning wrestling issue. But before we get into it, if you're a fan

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Dynamite, but also Raw, Smackdown, NXT, Babyviews, we have interviews, more round table discussions

like this one and a round of the week complete. We're going to have a quiz, of course, on

WrestleCulture, as I said, joined by Michael Sidjwick and Sir, we are gathered here. We are

socially distanced here today for now, at least to talk about, well, major A.E.W. TV

developments. It's been quite a week for all of the wrestling, hasn't it?

Absolutely, which is strange because I wouldn't call it a subdued dynamite, but it was

very much a celipate review dynamite without like lightening any fuses. It was good, not

great, wasn't particularly designed to be great because they want to inform that which

is going to be great at the upcoming paper view. So on a week where dynamite was what

it was, a set up show, yes, it's absolutely major news. I've looked at it and I've looked

at all of it objectively and I can't possibly fathom how it can be seen as anything other

than a huge show of faith from the network. Apparently TNT has got like a sexier appeal

as a channel, largely due to the fact that they carry the NBA, but TBS is available in

like fractionally more homes. They have better lead-ins. Basically, they need to do a

blow away dynamite, which is obviously what they're not stupid. They are the clever wrestling

company, so they're basically getting more money to get on a exact same time slot, which

means they won't be preempted by sports, which is going to happen quite a bit over the

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