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Bryan mentioned this on Observer Live today in light of Ospreay's win. Funny and sad at the same time.

The ending scene of Dynamite was such a feel-good moment. The Best Friends really have had some of the most memorable matches in Dynamite history.

I absolutely don't see QT as this big leader of a new heel stable. I'm willing to give AEW the benefit of the doubt because I've felt this way about things they've done in the past and they managed to pull them off but yeah, it just seems bizarre.

I think I slipped into a coma when Team Taz interrupted Sting for the ten trillionth time.

The story they told of Kingston saving his friend was actually really good and would have been a pretty emotional moment. Sucks that it was ruined.

Also, don't forget to put it on mute. People always complain about the shaky camera but the big dive to the outside and "NXT rolls on!" before commercial bothers me way more. Actually, I've heard Wade Barrett is very good on commentary. Not surprising, he was always a good talker.

My biggest problem with NXT and the reason I stopped watching it is that I got sick of saying, "I can't wait for X to go to the main roster and turn everything around." Which eventually turned into, "oh god, when X goes to the main roster, I wonder how bad Vince messes them up."

@devise22: The Observer awards are voted on by the readers. Not sure if you were aware of that by your post. Apparently, Dave has been dealing with WWE hardcores and trolls all day on Twitter. I honestly don't get why he feels he has to engage those people.

On the plus side, now you've got a natural breakup feud where Nia can claim Shayna is infringing on her gimmick of legitimately injuring her opponents.

Is the door finally open?

Either way, excitement level is at max.

I don't get The Acclaimed at all.

Haha, they bleeped "you came from the big leagues."

Also, if you go back and watch the bit from Tuesday, Omega says, "you guys have a champion here, what--" and they cut. And you know he was about to bury Impact by saying, "what's his name again?"