Alright, Cassidy kicked off this week's episode of Dynamite. AEW is the undertaker.

Didn't the internet get the wrong end of the stick with that one this week?

Also, hello my friends and welcome to Ups and Downs for AEW Dynamite,

cause it's Thursday morning. When it's Thursday morning, we kind of start doing a weird jig

and we start shadow boxing. And I'll always remember, if you do see somebody shadow boxing

in real life and they're not a boxer, they're very weird. What? Let's up those downs.

Orange was also taking on Swerve Strickland, giving everything that had happened at the

double or nothing about Royal. And the story that ties in to this international title,

cause of course, Orange Cassidy is so injured right now, because he just keeps fighting and

fighting and fighting. And eventually, somebody's going to take advantage of this,

which meant you watched the whole thing going, wow, I think Swerve could win. Look at the

piece of fruit. Swerve also had his moguls, so this all seemed very worrying and I tell you,

Orange is just having a ban a year and this Strickland, I don't think we've seen the best of him

yet. I'm pretty sure he's some kind of wrestling genius. Cassidy also did his mind games to begin

with and eventually went Strickland did get back on top. He did it too by putting his hands in his

pockets. And I was like, but why would Orange Cassidy care about that? Especially because I always

tell you, he is a piece of fruit. What he was bothered about is when Swerve grabbed his hand and

started throwing it into the ring post, cause of course, this is his weak point and it may as

well be flashing red. And it got doubly as bad because Swerve took Cassidy and hurled him into

Barry Barricade. But I'm just a broken man at this point and soon Barry Barricade is going to be a

broken barricade. Do you want me to do a sit on here where I go to Barry Barricade's funeral?

They must have laughed. You don't, cause it would be too weird. Bring it down, it's 61.

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