We said this last week we've been saying it for a

couple of years now, but closing in on the AW Dynamites 200th episode, which is next week.

Goddamn this, women's division is not being treated properly.

No, it sure isn't. I'm Oli Davis. I'm joined by Tempest,

filling in for Luke DAD. He's on holiday this week. If you haven't already, please press the

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support. We read that every single one of them over five US dollars. Have I got a wheeze?

I don't know. I'm back in the room. It just makes me emotional.

I was very confused there for a second. I was thinking, you know, like how Matt Bellamy of Muse or

the guy in Metallica sings between each line. I was conscious I was doing that. Anyway,

what happened on this episode was our token 10 minutes of a women's segment,

which is actually a marked improvement over last week. Yeah, it was about four minutes.

If you're being generous, including entrances and such.

But last week, we haven't spoken about last week on air at least. But Luke was really,

really angry. And a lot of people were really, really angry about last week. It was just

Britt Baker coming out, squashing one person, local announcement, Talon. No direction, no nothing.

Yeah, it's not good. But for me, I didn't really notice that until people started pointing it out

because I'm like, well, you know, AEW don't do their women's division stuff. Well, they've never

really given it much focus. And this is a show where you've got an hour dedicated to blood and

guts. And you've got about 35 minutes of focus on the whole MJF call thing. And you have the international

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