So Tony Storm at the start of this week's episode of Dynamite was in her brand new Carmen San Diego gear

when Mercedes-Beney, who was dressed like a sparkly cowgirl, attacked her, beat her up backstage,

and even threw her into a box-like structure.

So I know about you, my friends, but this AEW Dynamite started hot.

Mercedes also looked right into the camera and said, welcome to Dynamite.

It's like, camera person,

why did you film that? Why didn't we cut the feed? I mean, essentially, you were responsible

or part responsible for a crime. She can't attack people backstage for doing crimes. I can't do

the crime counter today because what culture is having a little bit of an editor crisis? That's not

true. A lot of people

are just on holiday. So I'm editing this, but I also have to go and do other things in my life.

It's just a busy day. That's why things like this can happen.

So there's the balance. And they also said that Tony had embarrassed her and called her a bitch.

When Mina Shirikara's music started to play,

which meant she was backstage going, come on, production guy, you've got to push play.

I need to go out there and help, my friend.

When it also got announced the next week, which is Dynamite 300, by the way,

which is Dynamite 300 by the way, which is totally ridiculous. It is going to be Mina versus

Manet, and that rhymes and sounds a little bit like a kid's cartoon show.

Sadie then ran away because of course she didn't shout and let the games begin and then

Excalibur by accident ruined that and said, well, really, the games have already begun.

But I think this is exactly what the few did need. I wouldn't say it's been comedy the last few weeks, but it's had a light

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