AEW Changed This Week’s Dynamite For A Very Good Reason

I’d call that a valid excuse. There are all kinds of things taking place on a wrestling show at any given time and some of them are issues that people could go through every day. That is the case with wrestlers outside of the ring as well, as they go through a lot of the same things that regular people do as well. It certainly was true this week and in a very good way.

According to Wrestling Observer Radio, 2.0 was not on this week’s edition of AEW Dynamite because Matt Lee’s wife was giving birth. As a result, the show had to be changed at the last minute as 2.0 was scheduled to have a large role on the show. It is not clear what the original plans were or what was added as a result. 2.0 has been associated with Daniel Garcia, who attacked Darby Allin on the show.

That’s great to hear. Check out 2.0 when they are around:

Why would Danny Garcia and 2point0 Attack Mox & Kingston? | AEW Dynamite, 8/18/ 21

Watch Sting's Return to the Ring on TNT for the First Time in 20 Years | AEW Dynamite, 8/18/21

'Red Death', Daniel Garcia, Comes Knocking for Darby Allin | AEW Dynamite, 8/11/21

Opinion: That’s one of the things that is certainly more important than appearing on a wrestling show and it is great that Lee was able to be there for the special moment. 2.0 has been a lot of fun in AEW and it is nice to see them being given a chance to showcase the kinds of things that they can do. They were starting to show that in WWE but this has been the heavily cranked up version.

What do you think of the team? How far can they go in AEW? Let us know in the comments below.

Thomas Hall has been a wrestling fan for over thirty years and has seen over 60,000 wrestling matches. He has also been a wrestling reviewer since 2009 with over 6,000 full shows covered. You can find his work at kbwrestlingreviews.com, or check out his- Amazon author page with 30 wrestling books.

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