Pete Dunne

So, uh, there you go.

Pete Dunne did say when, I think Sean Ross Sapp posted something, uh, that, uh, Pete Dunne is transitioning well into his new role as producer and then Pete Dunne tweets Sapp saying, "I'm not Dunne yet." [laughs] Okay.

I, I'd love, I'd love to see you wrestle a- as you and, and not under a mask but-

No.

I was selfish enough to say, give it a bit longer because it felt too rushed.

But I've got to give a shout out to Pete Dunne because he produced that match.

He produced that match, the main event.

And I'm happy that he, him and Tyler Bate, Jimmy Borash, Mark Calloway, Taker, they're doing a fantastic job over there, man.

Let's see.

Hot take.

I think the guy who should beat him as is Pete Dunne.

Why Pete Dunne? Why you ask Pete Dunne? No.

Mm hmm.

And apparently you see all the reports that Pete Dunne's been producing a lot of things.

That man's a great producer if he's been producing these matches.

Dude, these are the kinds of things that him and Tyler Bate were all about, like these kinds of matches.

But, uh, also, Los Americanos looked really good.

Pete Dunne, like, when I said that Pete Dunne on Twitter was transitioning as a producer, it's, it's...

He's transitioning into this role.

He's not completely out of it.

Yeah, you're right about Fraxium kind of dropping their stock, but they're still really good.

So are Pete Dunne and Tyler B. I want to be happy that they're getting good wrestling in, but I can never shake the feeling of what a waste.

Like, they're just doing this fake luchador shit.

You know, like, You know, I'm glad that they found something for them, but also, Jesus Christ, I can't get past the feeling of God.

And it seems like they're happy.

It seems like they're like, hey, we're just glad that we're being used compared to before this.

But I know Pete Dunne has been working behind the scenes, too.

So maybe that plays a factor as well, where he's like... you know, he feels comfortable where he's at.

yeah, I just think it was, in that aspect, it was a very WWE main event, like, PLE main event, like, just tame, they called it an ODTQ match, there was the use of some instruments in and around the ring, of course, we got, you know, Omos came in and got involved, and JD McDonough came in to help Dominic Mysterio, Liv Morgan came in to help Dominic Mysterio, Of course, Ryo and Bravo came in to help El Grande Americano to bat away those guys.

This match was produced by, it sounds stupid to say Ryo, but Pete Dunne.

Pete Dunne produced this main event.

So big up him.

He's in his producer bag for sure these days over in AAA.

And those guys are having a bit of a career renaissance.

I don't think those two have ever had a run of this length.

Maybe Pete Dunne did with the brawling brutes.

El Grande Americano defeated Dominic Mysterio in a chaotic, no disqualification main event.

JD McDonough, Liv Morgan, Rayo Americano, Bravo Americano, and Omos all became involved before the referee went down.

Americano eventually hit Dominic with a flying headbutt, and Rey Mysterio emerged to count the three.

So yes, Dominik lost the championship with his father counting the fall.