It is all well and good having a tremendous pay-per-view, but what you have to do once you've

got everybody excited is follow up on it.

And if this latest edition of AEW, Dynamite is anything to go by, well all leap wrestling

just did a great job.

So that we were finished with this, I was just dancing around my living room, much like

Jeff Hardy dances when he's on the ramp play, trying to save his own brother.

But how do I mind him?

It's hard on what culture.

Welcome to Ups and Downs, the show where we take the finger of power, which is this,

and we give the good pin up, and a bad bit to down, it was gibberish that came up my

mouth.

The point is, we're going to kind of review it, and I know you're thinking, you're bored

idiot.

Why do you have a say in this?

It's a very good question, less up those doubts.

This Chris Jericho Eddie Kingston feud is fire.

Chris Jericho kicked off Dynamite by coming to the ring and getting a microphone and

saying, thank you so much, Mr Kingston, because you were woke something inside of me that

I haven't felt in years, and because of that I would like you to come to this square

circle, and I'm finally going to shake your head.

As his name had been said, this was a professional wrestling show, Eddie did come out and man,

you have to go and watch this.

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