So Tony Storm was seen arriving at this week's episode of AEW Dynamite Power Struggle 9,000,

whatever it was called, on a tricycle that was being driven or ridden by Luther.

So my question is, did they ride this in from the last town? And if so, how is that road legal?

I actually got even crazier because Christopher Daniels was then giving advice to hangman Adam Page. Let's not

forget that hangman tried to kill him. So that is like you trying to stab your friend in March

and by June you're going for Pizza Hut. His whole point was though Adam you need to start focusing

on the people in the locker room that do have your back because a lot don't. And I tell you who

doesn't, it's the young bucks. Hangman's he's like, oh man, yeah, I understand what

you're saying. And when he did walk off, the death riders popped up from nowhere and they kind of

stalked him like it was a horror movie. We'll say this. It was actually executed very well. It felt

daunting. Also, like my friends, a world ops and downs for yet another four-hour AEW stint. It's just too much for me,

but you already know that. But before we do get into it, I just want to send all the best

to Anna Bacchiti heat of cultaholic fame, and once on these shores too, he has decided to move

on to new endeavours. And listen, the game would not be the same without Mr. Pachiti. It was also very nice to me when I first joined Watt culture,

so I wanted to give him a salute, a proper OG, a proper legend. We will see you down the road.

We also kicked off with Will Osprey versus Swerve Strickland, so I'm just going to get on my

high horse for a little bit. Some people don't think this is pro wrestling. That's perfectly fine,

but I also think you're absolutely nuts.

If you can watch this and not at least understand, man, thank goodness this can be a form of sports

entertainment. Well, I don't get it. Also don't get this. I also want to shout out the No Mercy

N64 entrance as well. And I love AEW in these smaller buildings. It just gave it so much

personality. And when Swerve was

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