AEW Dynamite 12/30/2020 Post-Show Discussion

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The Poll is Postponed for tonight, because frankly, the troll votes it might get would be disrespectful to Brodie's memory, and it's not worth it. And we all know this show is a 100/10 anyway. So tonight we're just gonna discuss the show and what the best moments of it were!

You know what that means... 

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The show did over 76K Tweets and that's just at the time of the shows end.

Beautiful show, it absolutely deserved all the eyes on it... Brodie was honored huge tonight.

[chrom]

A bittersweet show to go through

[flowercity]

A really really incredible show. It deserves every platitude thrown its away. Khan and co. knocked it out of the park. A true tribute if there ever was one.

[Duke Cameron]

In my opinion, the best Dynamite in AEW history. 100 10s. Don’t think I had a dry eye the whole two hours.

["Gizzark" Mike Wronglevenay]

To be honest quality wise it was one of the best episodes ever anyway

[kingoftheindies]

Beautiful tribute. Not only was it celebrating the life of Brodie but it showed the Huber family how loved he was. Most importantly it gave Brodie Jr a night to have fun and to smile. Which I'm sure meant the world to Amanda.

[Lupin the Third]

That was the first tribute show I've cried through since Eddie's.

We'll miss you, Brodie Lee.

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I don't even really feel entirely comfortable calling it a wrestling show. It was more just kind of an undefinable experience. That was a two hour journey through the emotions of a bunch of people I've never met.

[Deleted]

That was a beautiful show...one of the best tribute shows of all time. Everything was absolutely perfect. But, man, was it emotionally exhausting. RIP Brodie. It’s cliche, but only the good die young. You could just feel the love and respect pouring out from everyone who knew him tonight.

[RKTaker]

the ending segment/video f***ing broke me

[chrom]

We'll always remember you Brodie

[Dub H]

The only thing that could have made the show a better tribute is if they managed to get Bray Wyatt to appear even if for an interview.

They clearly put a lot of love and effort into it, if I wasnt crying of grief I was crying bittersweet tears of love.

["Evil Brood" Jackson Vanik]

Giving it 100 for the amount of times I cried during the show.

[Blindkarevik]

This show, the outpouring of love from everyone, just everything... it's done something else. It's encouraging people to go back and watch, and appreciate, his larger body of work. As Luke Harper, as Big Rig, and to watch it all with new eyes.

[Zone Was Wrong]

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So many tributes from people who loved Big Rig on social media. You never know just how loved you are until you're gone, and if can judge a person by that response you know they were one of the best people.

[Fake Jesus]

That was a very special dynamite. I think somehow, more than anything that's happened before, the fact that they were able to put that show together shows that this is a promotion with its own history, culture, and place in the wrestling landscape. Tony Khan's not a dilettante anymore, AEW isn't an upstart. It's a promotion that's going to go forward with Brodie Lee always a memory and a touchstone for them. This is when they lost their innocence and that new promotion sparkle and discovered something solid and incredibly resilient underneath it all.

[chrom]

If and When they do a Hall of Fame. He'll be the first one inducted into it

[Zone Was Wrong]

Dec 30, 2020 22:09:15 GMT -5 chrom said:

If and When they do a Hall of Fame. He'll be the first one inducted into it

Honest to god probably one of the best 7 month runs in a promotion for me. Dude completely reinvented himself and lifted up those around him to heights they might not have realized without him. It wasn't just the title he won or the matches he was in, it was the mark he ultimately made during those 7 months.

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Dec 30, 2020 22:06:50 GMT -5 Zone Was Wrong said:

So many tributes from people who loved Big Rig on social media. You never know just how loved you are until you're gone, and if can judge a person by that response you know they were one of the best people.

It amazes me such amazing people can work in such a horrid place. They're too good for the WWE