It's what an amazing start to AEW Dynamite last night, and I'm not going to be able to do it

justice here, so you should go out of your way to watch it. But very sadly, we did learn on the passing of Ted Turner, I mean Mr. WCW many ways, over the last 24 hours, to Tony Chivani, who of course worked for World Championship Wrestling, stood in the ring, and man, he just sung the praises of one Mr Turner.

And if this didn't hit you in the tum-tum,

well, you must be made of stone.

He also talked about the fact

the tent influence goes way outside of the wrestling bubble, but also without what he did back in the day, we would not be standing here right now. And it's totally true. And I don't want to go on about the Monday Night Wars. But that fun as we did have WCW, otherwise wrestling as we know it would be very

different. Sting even came out and did the same and he told stories about WCW. It's like, this is

absolutely crazy when he did tie into AEW and Tony Khan and just look at the current wrestling

landscape over the last few weeks. You cannot come into my house and tell me that the more

successful wrestling companies we do have,

the industry in general, doesn't get a massive positive from that. So just,

Bravo to AEW2 doing this, because once again, Ted Turner was a massive advocate for professional wrestling. That was like 1% of what he did in his life. Of course, it's horrible news as well,

but what a life he did leave, thoughts to his friends and family If you can't go and watch one WCW match today, you probably should, but maybe not anything from 2000. I actually know, you should watch 2000, because it's laugh out loud funny, but all jokes aside, I just like it when wrestling companies do pay homage to those who pave the way. I thought this was pretty damn brilliant. Rest in peace, Ted Turner. Also, all my friends and welcome to ups and downs, the only wrestling review show you need and given that we do start with such news. Maybe we should just take a few moments today to remember that wrestling is the most important of the least important things and just try to enjoy it for what it is. Even if you have just watched something

and you think it totally sucks, well, there'll be another show in about four minutes,

because there is so much wrestling on TV today, but it should never upset your own life,

because I tell you, it's not worth it. We're only here for a short time. Let's just try and be

as happy as we can. There's my corny speech. Let's up news doubt.

Don Moxie and Juice Robinson then whipped each other's ass as well as biting each other with

some headbutts. And of course, because it was a continental title Eliminator, they only had 20

minutes. And if Juice Robinson was able to survive, he would then get a proper championship match. I imagine that the pay-per-view. It sucks to be Juce though, because he did not survive and he's dead. He's not dead, but he lost. I really do think these guys have great chemistry, though, which are the same as the last time they fought a few years ago, and it was super nice to see Juce Robinson back on dynamite. Of course, he had all that time away with injury.

This kind of feels like the biggest match he has had on a Wednesday night in ages, and it works. It was against John Moxley. I mean, we've kind of already said it, but we'll say it again. If you were going to fit it into a nice, neat little package, you would just say, John Moxie, you're crazy, and Juice Robinson, you crazy.

Why don't you go out?

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