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00:00 WWE stars call out fans over the viral clip of Maxine Dupree, Who is Dreadmare, my review

00:12 of last night's AEW Dynamite and more. I'm Luke Owen and this is the WrestleTalk News.

00:24 The internet can be a cruel place, especially on social media, and this was shown in full

00:28 force over the last couple of days as a clip of Maxine Dupree from a house show went viral

00:33 on Twitter. In the clip, the crowd are booing her very, very loudly as she makes her way

00:38 to the back following a match with Nia Jax, with one fan audibly yelling for her to leave

00:44 and not come back. It has raised an interesting topic of discussion of, where do we draw the

00:49 line as fans in terms of reaction to wrestling that we perceive to be "not very good"

00:55 vs. being obviously mean to someone who's clearly trying to learn to get better. Some

01:00 argue that WWE literally has a performance centre for this sort of training, while others

01:05 point out that a) wrestling in front of a crowd is the whole point of house shows, and

01:09 b) you don't need to be a dick about things. It's also caused several wrestlers from

01:14 within WWE to respond and call fans out for their behaviour. Becky Lynch reposted an old

01:20 tweet saying if she hadn't sworn off tag partners for life, Maxine Dupree would be

01:24 her number one choice, and Natalya posted a photo of the two of them together. Many

01:29 other wrestlers have voiced their support and calling the fans out, including the current

01:33 Women's World Champion Rhea Ripley who tweeted, "I really wish that some of you get booed

01:38 and ridiculed in the public eye while being new at your job. Learning and getting better

01:44 is all a part of being human. Be better as humans." Jade Cargill, who recently debuted

01:50 for WWE at the Royal Rumble tweeted, "As someone who was from day one learning on the

01:55 job and had/have had a target on her back, I'm happy seeing the positive support coming

02:01 out of this." On an entirely unrelated note, be nice to each other in the comments.

02:06 And speaking of our comments, I noticed yesterday a few people mentioning the YouTube channel

02:10 Dreadmare - saying that it was a WWE channel designed to tease the return of Bo Dallas,

02:15 Uncle Howdy and the Wyatt Six faction - even claiming that Shawn Spears, who returned at

02:20 NXT this week, was going to be a part of it. This is not the first time a channel like

02:24 this has been talked about online, there was a different one shortly after Bray Wyatt was

02:28 released by WWE, and they're thought to be official WWE channels because the videos

02:33 are so well produced and contain verified WWE social links in the descriptions.

02:39 Shawn Ross Sapp of Fightful has now taken to Twitter to clarify this situation, tweeting,

02:44 "Dreadmare isn't a WWE thing and that channel isn't Bo Dallas affiliated with

02:50 Bo Dallas or their family. Very impressive videos and clearly the person doing it has

02:54 a lot of talent. However, they're capitalizing off the viral nature of the Bray Wyatt Fiend

03:00 Uncle Howdy characters using AI voices." SRS notes that because Dreadmare is not delineating

03:06 that they are a fan account, it is causing confusion, and reiterates that they're not

03:11 WWE related. WWE writer Rob Fee, who was brought in to work on Bray Wyatt's storylines, has

03:17 also asked fan accounts on Twitter to note that they are not related to the actual wrestlers.

03:23 We'll have our review of AEW Dynamite shortly, but prior to that show airing, Tony Khan announced

03:28 that the Meat Madness match was no longer taking place due to multiple wrestlers suffering

03:33 from injuries. However, the three men already announced for that match are still in the

03:38 newly announced All Star Scramble match, which begs the question, who else was going to be

03:43 in it? And it might tie into the report from PWInsider, who notes that nearly 20 wrestlers

03:49 from CMLL are in danger of losing their US work visas due to the Texas-based promotion

03:55 Full Blown Pro Wrestling running into issues with CMLL. PWInsider writes that PBPW essentially

04:03 sponsored the group visas, and report that Full Blown's promoter Jerry Cadena contacted

04:08 CMLL who said they would take care of the issue, but are now "no longer communicating

04:14 with him". The issue has meant that talent like Volador Jr, Hechicero and Masakura Dorada

04:18 - who have been working with AEW recently - would not be able to travel into the United

04:23 States legally to perform until a new work visa is acquired for them. And this would

04:29 impact several shows over WrestleMania weekend, including New Japan's Windy City Riot, which

04:34 has several CMLL talent booked on it. This Saturday we have another WrestleTalk

04:39 video essay, this time with me talking about how WWE has shaped and changed the history

04:43 of consuming media multiple times over. I think it's quite interesting. Here's a

04:48 little clip from it. And so Starrcade 1987 was announced to be

04:52 available on nationwide PPV too. The ire of Vince McMahon, who felt that he should have

04:58 a monopoly over the PPV model having hosted main years 1 through 3 through it. So Vince

05:03 did what Vince does, he tried to shut down the competition.

05:06 WWF announced a brand new PPV that would compete directly with Starrcade on PPV Survivor Series.

05:15 It's Thursday so you know what that means, it's time for my review of AEW Dynamite,

05:20 aka the Hangman Swerve edition of AEW Dynamite in about 5 minutes. Not the first person to

05:32 make that joke, but still pretty funny. The show opened with Hangman Page doing that

05:36 aforementioned swerve. Because last week, Page landed awkwardly avoiding getting hit

05:40 by the Muscle Buster from Samoa Joe to the point where it looked like he was legitimately

05:44 injured. Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Select broke the kayfabe however, reporting that

05:48 Page was fine and he is just "really good at selling". What I'm trying to say is

05:52 that SRS spoiled this segment, curse you Fightful Select for being so good at your jobs, best

05:57 $5 in the business. Hangman cut a babyface promo that he picked up an injury and was

06:01 unable to compete, which brought out Swerve Strickland to say that they've been in

06:05 wars together and they're destined to do this forever. Just as he is destined to win

06:11 the AEW World Championship this Sunday at Revolution. Samoa Joe came out to run both

06:17 men down and Swerve said that he'll do whatever it takes to win that title, maybe even sending

06:21 Joe back to the commentary booth to be Poncho Joe. Isn't it amazing that this man is the

06:26 current World Champion of All Elite Wrestling? He even brought up that he once invaded Hangman's

06:32 home and cut a promo on his sleeping child yet somehow is still treated like the babyface

06:36 by this AEW audience. And it was at that moment that Hangman revealed all of this was a ruse

06:41 and he laid Swerve out with a crutch shot, shouting to Joe "he will not be champion,

06:46 I will be champion".

06:48 So let's address what a lot of people have already said about this segment. What was

06:53 Hangman's plan here? Was his plan to play mind games with Swerve? Was it to hurt Swerve

06:58 before their title match? Was it just there to be a Swerve? Was it a segment that was

07:02 just designed to further the heel turn of Paige and the babyface turn of Swerve? Or

07:08 was there something else to it? It was only after Swerve brought up the home invasion

07:12 that Hangman snapped, so maybe he had a bigger plan in mind but his emotions got the better

07:16 of him. Although I think I'm putting that narrative onto it because that wasn't brought

07:21 up by commentary, they just said he's a liar. I'm not exactly sure what Paige's

07:26 plan was, but all I know is this. I want Revolution to end with the Young Bucks as tag champs

07:32 and Hangman Paige as the World Champion. The Heel Eat.

07:36 Speaking of the Bucks, they had a series of funny skits backstage looking for Stiiing

07:40 to conduct his exit interview - which I believe was just to play a friendly game of baseball

07:44 - and at one point saw them get into an exchange with Eddie Kingston and go into Sting's

07:48 locker room where there were lots of bats hanging from the ceiling. Baseball bats that

07:52 is, Nicholas hilariously asked, do you think he's playing mind games? More on them later,

07:57 because now it's time for a bunch of tough lads to beat the piss out of each other for

08:00 20 minutes. FTR teamed with Eddie Kingston to take on the Blackpool Combat Club in a

08:05 wonderful trios match that really picked up in the final act when Kingston got the second

08:10 hot tag. The first two thirds were filled with the usual brawling and ad break rest

08:14 holds, but the final act was a terrific spectacle of big moves, chops, submissions, bigger chops

08:20 and even harder moves. Everyone hit big moves and Danielson ducked the spinning backfist

08:25 to hit the knee plus, steppies and triangle choke to put Kingston out - a great final

08:30 build for their title match this Sunday. We got a video promo to explain why it's

08:34 significant that Chris Jericho is wrestling Atlantis Jr. Are you happy now O'Shea Jackson?

08:39 Which is because Jericho wrestled and teamed with Atlantis Sr. when he worked with CMLL

08:44 in the 90s. Very cool. Speaking of very cool, and Will Ospreay is now officially All Elite

08:50 having finished up his duties with New Japan and is here to be full time in AEW. It was

08:55 kind of weird seeing Will Ospreay do an American Wrestling TV segment, but I kind of dug it

09:00 because he was just Will. And that's what was great here. Perhaps I'm blind because

09:05 I've got such an emotional attachment to Will, I shed a tear during his final speech

09:09 at Rev Pro a couple of weeks ago, but I really liked him in this segment. He was unapologetically

09:15 Will Ospreay.

09:16 Don Callis came out to put over the family and the match with Tekeshta this weekend,

09:20 and I think there may be an Ospreay split from this group coming soon.

09:24 Orange Castity beat Nick Wayne in a fine little match to retain the International Championship,

09:28 the Christian Coalition were ejected from ringside, an Undisputed Kingdom came down

09:31 for some distractions but Best Friends brawled with them, and Daniel Garcia stopped Wayne

09:35 from cheating to allow Cassidy to hit the Orange Punch for the win. It was a simple

09:39 build for several matches this Sunday, but this Orange Cassidy/Undisputed Kingdom feud

09:44 is ice cold at the moment.

09:46 The Bang Bang Scissor Gang made fun of Max Caster for forgetting his rap lyrics on Collision

09:50 and announced they'll have another trios match this Saturday. In the first of two matches

09:53 that didn't do any build for the PPV this Sunday unless some TBS stuff gets announced

09:57 on Collision, Sky Blue beat Chris Statlander in what was, arguably, the best match on this

10:02 whole show. Stokely wanted to cheat but this distraction allowed Junior Hart to clock Statlander

10:06 with the TBS title and Sky hit the code blue for the win.

10:09 The second of those two matches saw Chris Jericho come out as Lionheart Chris Jericho

10:13 - which means I got to hear White Zombie on Dynamite so it's a five star show. He had

10:17 a decent exhibition match with Atlantis Jr. and his dad threw in the towel for him when

10:21 it was clear he wasn't going to tap out from the walls of Jericho. And because Jericho

10:24 won, I got to hear White Zombie again - a ten star show.

10:27 We got the Meat Madness match change announcement and the main event saw The Young Bucks come

10:31 out to find Sting on his final Dynamite. What they instead found was Darby hiding amongst

10:35 fans in Sting's mask - a missed opportunity to not have one of them be Sting, although

10:40 one time they did it in TNA. But that's because he was being saved for something much

10:44 better.

10:45 Ric Flair came out and turned on The Bucks and after Matthew and Nicholas laid out both

10:48 Flair and Darby, Sting descended from the rafters and all of a sudden I was a kid again.

10:55 It's pandering, sure, but it's the best kind of pandering.

10:58 The tag champs stood tall and it was a wonderful way to close out the show - which was, overall,

11:04 broadly fine. Good wrestling, good build and some good teasers for things down the line

11:08 post-Revolution. This week's Dynamite is three out of five.

11:11 To whet your whistles ahead of this weekend's latest WrestleTalk feature, check out Oli

11:15 Davis covering the fall of the McMahons by clicking the video on screen.

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