So, you wanted a pay-per-view quality match to start Dynamite? Boom!

Also, hello, my friends, I am Simon from WhatCulture. Thank you very much for joining me

for another episode of our ups and downs. Just to repeat what I said on raw ups and downs,

people go crazy about it. I want to make sure everybody is informed.

Yes, as of this weekend, it will be the last ups and downs for Ring of Honor.

It will be the last ups and downs for Rampage, so we will have a little goodbye ceremony for them,

but then we start AEW collision ups and downs and retro ups and downs is coming back.

And if I'm going to do with time, it's just a business decision,

because business is business. What? Let's up those downs.

But indeed, Dynamite did kick off with MGF taking on Adam Cole in a world title liminator,

and well, that thing never makes any sense. It was so damn good,

and by the end of you, we're like, well, they are some pretty good professional wrestling

performers. The commentator has also made sure to remind us that if Cole does win,

he'll get a proper world championship match, so the stakes were high.

I don't think Maxwell cared. Not only was he doing the strut, at one point,

he was doing the Rick Rude swivel, but he was just having a good time.

So was I. Before it was just a sexual trip down memory lane, at one point,

MGF bailed into the crowd, and not only was he throwing popcorn at people, but I swear,

he pie faced somebody in the audience. So that dude really is a mega heal.

When he got back in the ring as well, he did an eye rake, so I was like, this was terrific.

But then he was hitting his D-pad too much, because he just kept on taunting.

So Adam Cole was like, all right, and he backdroped him over the top rope onto the floor.

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