Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.

Y'all thought that Edge was going to debut a wrestle dream, but we've already got

the biggest WWE defection, because Retribution debuted on this episode of Dynamite.

I'm Luke R&D, AD, I'm joined by Tempest, Tink Tink, and welcome to the rest of the podcast

review of AEW Dynamite. Please do press the subscribe button if this is your first time here,

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amount before the end of the show. Already some hot debates happening in the live chat Tempest.

Sure is Luke. Some people who think the J White is a bad promo.

I simply do not understand, folks. I thought this was a nice way to open up this show,

everyone. This is a tweet I got sent out from my review that I did of this show on the

WrestleTalk News. Let me get this tweet up for you now. Bruh, three out of five for that all time

a show. Your bias in grading the Fed shows and AEW shows is insane. I've been watching guys for

six years now. So for all you people on my critics who think that I'm far too positive about

AEW and a far too critical about WWE. That person there seems to think I'm far too praising of

WWE and I'm far too critical of AEW. You will simply never win Luke. Well, I would argue Tempest.

If WWE fans think I'm far too critical of WWE and a too praising of AEW and AEW fans think I'm far

too critical of AEW and too praising of WWE, it just means I'm down the middle. And it just

means that I'm actually fair on both sides. I think that's fair. I do as well. So there you go,

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