{"id":356197,"date":"2026-06-25T13:36:52","date_gmt":"2026-06-25T08:06:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ebiztoday.news\/?p=356197"},"modified":"2026-06-25T13:36:52","modified_gmt":"2026-06-25T08:06:52","slug":"aew-dynamite-6-24-2026-3-things-we-hated-and-three-we-loved","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ebiztoday.news\/index.php\/2026\/06\/25\/aew-dynamite-6-24-2026-3-things-we-hated-and-three-we-loved\/","title":{"rendered":"AEW Dynamite – 6\/24\/2026: 3 Things We Hated And three We Loved"},"content":{"rendered":"
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It has been well established that this was not the very best episode of “Dynamite” to hype up fans ahead of Forbidden Door on Sunday, and possibly Tony Khan doesn’t think the sickos need much hype, but a bit of more thought could have gone into the promos ahead of the 12-man steel cage match, pitting Team MJF-DCF against Team Mark Briscoe.<\/p>\n

The teams’ backstage promos were extremely forgettable. All I remember from Team Babyface was Darby Allin yelling about AEW World Champion MJF, and the actual fact I believed it was strange that Briscoe himself wasn’t involved. He did, nevertheless, come out in a moderately annoying way afterward. As for Team MJF and the Don Callis Family, Callis revealed a goofy shirt of his “painting” of himself and MJF he wants all of the team members to wear on Sunday, and MJF interrupted Callis’ introduction of Andrade. Not much excitement surrounding any of it, and I stupidly thought that is where it might end, especially after last week’s 12-man tag team match, sans cage.<\/p>\n

After the important event, where Team Babyface member Konosuke Takeshita successfully defended the International Championship against Ricochet, Briscoe finally made his way out to chop his own promo on MJF, because if his team wins Sunday, he gets a shot on the AEW World Championship. By this point, especially after a important event with a solid match, I used to be already beyond checked out, and I’m sure I’m not the just one, despite knowing that AEW has such consistent, long overruns.<\/p>\n

I didn’t need to listen to Briscoe reply to MJF’s promo from earlier within the night, because the show was coming to an in depth. It might need been higher if it were more believable that he had a shot at MJF’s title, because it appears like that scene is ready going into All In: London. After all, this led to yet one more brawl, and ended with MJF unintentionally pulling down Andrade, then Briscoe hitting the Jay Driller to the champion.<\/p>\n

While this tried to provide some flavor of hype to the match ahead of Sunday, I just don’t think it worked, and possibly that is because AEW already did the match last week. Possibly tonight could have focused more on the infighting in MJF’s team, with Andrade and Kevin Knight also coming after the gold, or possibly just between Briscoe and MJF. This will be an enormous match on Sunday when it comes to what number of men are going to be within the ring, but as they’re all AEW guys, it doesn’t feel very “Forbidden Door.”<\/p>\n

Written by Daisy Ruth<\/em><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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