Hello and welcome to the Wednesday night wall preview. I'm Adam Willbourne from What Cooled

You're Join by one of the Dudley boys, Michael Hanford from What Cooled Show, Michael

Cedric, having a much deserved lie down ahead of AEW Beach break. But myself and Angela

here to preview AEW Dynamite or Beach break as it's more commonly known this week. But

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

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the week complete. We're in a bloody good quiz, of course, on wrestling culture. But

as I said, joined by Hanford to review even AEW Dynamite Beach break. How are you feeling,

Hanford? I mean, pretty goddamn excited. They've assembled here. AEW were typically very

good with these Dynamite television specials. And I think it's come around at just the

right time. They've assembled a very enjoyable looking card here that will obviously go

through match by match, but more than anything. And I don't think I sometimes think without

Cedric here, my bias might show a little bit. I don't think this is my bias or just personal

subjectivity. I think Dynamite could do with a little bit of a rebound. I think a couple

of weeks ago was widely regarded as one of the worst Dynamites. I didn't think all of

last weeks was a great deal. Better, despite a couple of tremendous standout moments. Bad

Dynamite is still better than most wrestling shows. But they could do with the type of

cork that you get when they theme a show, when they do a special and looking at this card.

It seems really tough for this one to fail.

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