Mox Didn't Seize Anything | AEW Dynamite Reviews (11/13/24)

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Fans are quitting AEW Dynamite live after tonight's show, calling it 'dead inside' and boring.

The episode opens with the host reading negative fan reactions on Twitter, including claims that the show is 'boring' and makes viewers 'feel dead inside'. Co-host Luke agrees, criticizing the promotion of John Moxley 'seizing the superstation TBS' as repetitive and unfulfilling. They review the opening tag match where Hangman Page and Christian Cage defeated Jay White and Juice Robinson, noting solid action but predictable cheating. The Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher segment is discussed, leading to a match acceptance for Full Gear. Roderick Strong defeated Lance Archer to earn his third win, putting him in the MJF match at Full Gear. Adam Cole lost to Konosuke Takeshita, but the hosts speculate Cole might still enter the MJF match due to stipulation loopholes, potentially making it a triple threat. The Death Riders segment with Moxley is criticized as repetitive, with Darby Allin jumping into their truck. Chris Jericho accepts Tomohiro Ishii's challenge for the ROH title in two weeks. Dr. Britt Baker DMD defeated Penelope Ford in a match deemed 'nothing special'. Harley Cameron and Mina Shirakawa have a comedic promo involving a 'tit for tit' challenge, which the hosts find funny but derivative. Swerve Strickland defeated Lee Rush, followed by a post-match beatdown by The Hurt Syndicate. A Julia Hart vignette is praised as the best-produced segment in AEW history. The main event saw Kings of the Black Throne defeat FTR to enter a tag team contender series for Full Gear. Poll results show mixed fan reactions, with many rating the show 'just all right'.

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A candid Dynamite review tracks AEW booking frustration around Adam Cole, MJF, and Roderick Strong, with a loose MJF movie detour.

Pro Wrestling Unlimited's Dynamite review lands as both a weekly AEW recap and a snapshot of a fan base running low on patience. The host describes the latest Dynamite as "just an okay show," then folds in online reactions that make the mood feel sharper, from viewers saying the…

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