Hello there my very good friends on today's news video, we are going to talk about the

problem about AEW Dynamite that no one wants to admit.

A major debut on last night's AEW Dynamite was a surprising return on last night's AEW Dynamite.

And WWE is extremely interested in this AEW star, I'm Adam Wilborn, I'm Andy Murray,

and this is the news, and we are going to kick things off today by editorialising somewhat because

Dynamite's in a bit of a slump right now, right creatively we're talking about here,

which is obviously subjective and a matter of opinion above all else, ratings wise the

showed you did a good number last week to recover, we're not talking about things from

that perspective, but creatively last night man, last night was all over the bloody place.

I was going to say there were points during that show where I felt like I was watching a

mediocre episode of Monday Night Raw, right? The tropes, the booking techniques that were

allied on and kind of repeated across the entirety of the broadcast, some bright stuff,

plenty of good stuff, for sure, I like to see Ampung Wardlow stuff, I like Dave and Shida,

Brody King, spoiled one of the new stories there, but I enjoyed that a lot, more in my article

later on, of course, but you had problems like matches just getting started and then immediately

going to a commercial break, which is never fun, you had two separate promo trains, you had the

opening stuff with Adam Cole and the elite and the era and brick baker and the best friends,

then you had Adam Page and Dan Lambert and the return that we'll talk about later on the video

as well, so varying quality, whatever, whatever, you had people interrupting almost every single

backstage segment, three of the night's five matches had some form of interference or distraction

or interruption or whatever, and I sat there today this morning and tallied up just the total

number of interruptions or people walking in on segments, people getting involved in matches,

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