On Episode 218 of The AEW-some Pod, Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico break down Dynamite from Cedar Park: Kenny Omega’s “I’m back” squash of Rocky, Hangman and Swerve crashing the World Title contender picture, Moxley’s Continental Eliminator with Ace Austin and the Callis Family’s ambush, Mark Briscoe’s TNT defense and Tommaso Ciampa’s Psycho Killer arrival, Statlander’s women’s title retention, FTR vs. Davis & Doyle with Death Rider interference, and a main event where Andrade and Swerve beat the hell out of each other for a shot at Omega and eventually MJF.

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On Episode 217 of The AEW-some Pod, Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico dig into Dynamite: Maximum Carnage from Phoenix. They cover Darby finally checking Pac off his Death Riders hit list, Hangman and Swerve somehow functioning as bounty-defying best frenemies, Kenny Omega announcing “phase one” of his route back to the World Title, Callis’ boys Davis & Doyle punching their ticket to FTR, Triangle of Madness pinning Statlander, and a world-title main event where Bandido and MJF leave it all in the desert.

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On Episode 216 of The AEW-some Pod, the gang—Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico—heads to Tulsa for a Dynamite that gave us JR’s return, Moxley vs. Shelton in a 20-minute Continental eliminator, Callis building his own murder squad around Ricochet and Gates of Agony, and Jungle Jack teaming with the Young Bucks to finally shut the champ up—temporarily. They break down Bandido vs. Sammy in a “don’t lose your title shot” sprint, MJF’s smarmy face-to-face with his next challenger, Willow’s cake-fight with a completely unhinged Mercedes Moné, Timeless Toni’s DQ non-finish, and a main event so violent even Jim Ross wanted it to be over.

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