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I’m here for everything All Elite Wrestling is doing these days - well, not getting a review copy of Fight Forever had me disinterested in coming out of pocket to try out the brand’s venture into video games - but those issues aside, 200 episodes of ‘Dynamite’ in the books as of tonight? Epic.
The All Elite Wrestling women’s champion Jade Cargill really knows how to let her hair down. While the competition is none, the hard-hitting fighter takes a day - or at least hour - away from the gym to enjoy the sweeter things in life - like carnivals, of course.
In all fairness? Everyone pulled through for the post-Revolution showcase with Ricky Starks and Wardlow alongside Tony Khan. But my goodness - Maxwell Jacob Friedman? Show-stealer.
You know the vibes are hitting when All Elite Wrestling is starting to look like a more fun sport than the powerhouses of the NBA and NFL - sorry Brooklyn Nets and New York Giants - but what they are serving up these days? Way too much fun especially with surprise returns like The House of Black.
There’s a lot of high expectations for this weekend’s All Elite Wrestling bout between Jon Moxley and MJF. There are a bunch of bouts slated to happen on ‘Full Gear’ but possibly none bigger than these two powerhouses.
In all fairness, it would be huge to see MJF come through with the gold but right now, it’s clear Jon Moxley wants all of the smoke and is a bundle of fun as the current All Elite Wrestling champion.
Just when you thought Wednesdays were all about crushing on Women, you remember it’s all about the All Elite Wrestling flexing. From huge matches to wild commentary, WWE’s biggest competition delivers clutch mid-week on a regular basis.
All Elite Wrestling is really making its presence felt more than ever these days. Sure, there’s Daddy Ass Billy Gunn and Dean Ambrose - er - Jon Moxley giving WWE fans a reason to tune into the weekly broadcasts but the overall fun and excitement you’re getting on both Wednesdays and Fridays - following 'SmackDown’ of course - is unbelievable. How much so? How about to the point last night’s Dynamite had folks getting pumped about Moxley and Hangman Page locking in for a major bout next week.
Can you believe All Elite Wrestling is already three years deep? Time is flying by and the brand continues to grow stronger - I mean, look, wrestling is getting covered regularly on Attack The Culture these days and even Westside Gunn knows the culture is serious when it comes to those brawlers.
It’s no secret - Jon Moxley has taken the wrestling game completely over. No offense to CM Punk, but Moxley has remained on his grind and continued to build his brand from the Dean Ambrose days at WWE to what he’s established himself as in AEW.
Need some intense wrestling matches in your life? Look no further than what All Elite Wrestling is serving up with Dynamite from Jon Moxley going at it with Brody King to Scorpio Sky taking it to the streets for a face-off against Wardlow.
I can’t lie - the hype for tonight’s All Elite Wrestling is pretty insane. A hair versus hair face-off? Could it be the end for Chris Jericho’s headtop?
If there was ever an All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite broadcast to tune into, it’s definitely tonight. From the shocking news CM Punk delivered a few nights ago to an insanely anticipated Battle Royale in place to kick-off this evening’s craziness, the mood is fully set.
It was a night to remember for All Elite Wrestling. Even with the New York Yankees playing and a couple Play-In NBA games on deck, it was all about keeping tabs on the AEW antics. Whether we’re talking CM Punk’s opening match to what Satnam Singh brought to the ring.
Holy smokes. There’s a lot of time, effort and focus being placed into All Elite Wrestling. Notably the weekly Wednesday broadcasts and personality Tony Schiavone gives a full breakdown on what’s going down in the ring.
All Elite Wrestling is seriously delivering on a weekly basis. Last night’s broadcast was no exception - and needless to say, juggling a STARZ screening, the Brooklyn Nets/New York Knicks game ‘and’ the All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite broadcast was the biggest trifecta since Ray Allen’s Game 6 NBA Finals swish in 2013 - but I managed.
Don’t get it twisted - this is a hip-hop lifestyle euphoria across Attack The Culture but there’s no way to ignore how much fun and a part of the culture wrestling has become for hip-hop in recent months. And it’s not just because the amazing breakdowns Ryan Proctor provides with his weekly ‘This Week In Pro Wrestling’ columns or the occasional references Wale and Smoke DZA give - plus Westside Gunn - to wrestling.
