Hello and welcome to the Wednesday Night War preview. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture

joined by the Deadly Boys of Whatculture to look ahead to the next episode of AEW Dynamite.

But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe

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pay-per-views. We have interviews around table discussions and a round-of-the-week

complete. We're not letting in quiz, of course, on Recycle Jazz. As I said, they're joined

by Hamplin Siduick to look ahead to Dynamite's night with all the fallout from AEW Revolution

and a fair bit of pressure on tonight's show. I think it's fair to say Sid. The big question

of course, how will AEW correct the death match, botch, fail, whatever you want to call

it? We did a major podcast about this yesterday, which is available right now. Whatcultressing

wherever you get your podcast from, but how are you feeling heading into tonight's show,

Sid? I'll be quick, not to repeat myself. Of course, you can listen to that podcast

wherever you get your podcasts from. I want to make two very quick points because

think people want to hear Hamplin's opinion on this. He heard mine yesterday. But as summarising

in case you didn't, one humiliation is a major theme of the John Moxie story. He was haunted

by the purpose group was the gas masks, the inoculations to once again become John Moxie

just couldn't stomach being Dean Ambrose. The idea is that humiliation to Moxie is literally

afraid, worse than death. So they can spin it as having Kenny Omega say, oh, well, it's

worked out quite nicely for me because I made a tattoo of you, which is you'd rather

get exploded than be embarrassed yet again. So I'm quite happy with it actually. Eddie

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