So before we do get going on this week's ups and downs for AEW Dynamite, it certainly

seems like Jim Ross may be about to take some time off to deal with the fact that he's

going through skin cancer, so I just wanted to stand here and say one Jim Ross we sent

all our love and our thoughts to you, and also two you are badass, you are the best wrestling

comments every time, and if anybody says otherwise they can come and talk to me, and then we'll

just have a conversation because I like to be nice. Hello, yes, my name is Simon Miller,

and it is time for another episode of AEW Dynamite, and we need to discover whether it was any

good or whether it made us want to cry, but also don't forget we also have a little show

here on what culture wrestling called retro ups and downs, like the last one we did was for

the higher power, it was very asking, it was me all along, and the next one is going to

be Wrestlemania 15, and if you think that's a good show, you would say. But we shall worry about

that later, as for now, let us take the finger of power and give the good bits an up and the

bad bits a down, for the latest episode of All Elite Wrestling's POOL Dynamite.

So this was just a brilliant start to this week's episode of AEW Dynamite. If you're one of

these guys that's like, man, I am desperate for the attitude here to return. Well, you just got

the best of it. And no, I'm not talking about content for horny teenage boys, which is always

some kind of crazy justification for what we did back then. Also, if you are somebody that spouts

that out, why are you concerned about the well-being of horny teenagers? The anyway,

the whole point is that CM Punk made his Chicago entrance, and it was like, oh my god,

CM Punk, I love you so much, when MJF interrupted him and then both guys had a microphone,

and good grief did they have one hell of a promo off. Because Maxwell told Punk that he was offended

that he had ignored him last week, that he had peaked when he had done that pipe bomb promo,

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