Hello there, my very good friends, do not adjust your sets.

Simon Miller is not here this week. So the big cheeses of walk culture, I mean, this was my decision. I don't know why I've made a gimmick out of it, decided, hey, we can't get the S-tier bald guy. Let's get the C-minus tier bald guy in to do the job instead. So we're going to review AW Dynamite Maximum Carnage. Big show this week, lots to get through. and we're going to jump right into it instead of wasting too much time.

Talking about some mojo, let's go. He opened the show with a little backstage promo talking about a couple of different things. Number one, Hangman Adam Page in his pursuit of the AW World Championship. He announced, I've put a bounty on you, Mr Hangman Adam Page, and I'm sending a bounty hunter.

Fortunately we've got one on the roster, that's very convenient, after you to clean your scalp.

Brian Keith came in and talked about his previous match with Hangman Page, said a little bit about how I'm a changed man.

You beat my ass last time, but it's going to be different this time around.

There was also some other bits and

pieces here that are reflective of a bigger non-w wrestling story, in fact, in AW2, in that Samojo

mentioned defending the Trio's titles, which was set up later in the show. Fast-forwarding a little bit,

there was an angle later in the show where Hangman, Adam Page, and JetSpeed were backstage.

They're aligning to face off with the ops on this week's episode of Collision, which was pre-taped last night. So first of all, I'm giving the opening segment in up because it was well performed and it ticked two storyline boxes.

Number one, Samojo's pursuit of our dalliances with Hangman Page, now involving Brian Keith for this show.

Number two is the Trio's Championships.

What are we going to do now that we know the news breaking last night by Sean Rossap of Fightful,

that Powerhouse Hobbs is no longer with AEW?

Let's wax on that a little bit, shall we?

Because I think the guy deserves it. I think he deserves a little tribute spot on the old ups and downs.

He's been with A.A.W. 5, six years or so now. Debuting in the pandemic as like a jobber on Dark,

quickly establishing himself as one of the most standout people on that show,

then kind of

being shot up the rankings through a brief alliance with John Moxley. He's been from different

phases in his career, Team Taz, the Ops obviously, single stuff as well, all kinds of great

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