The closing moments of Dynamite were imperfect pending the response to what happens when Kenny Omega or anybody close to him reveals that Don Callis was being a lying snake.
Hangman Page returning from The Young Bucks' bedside to save Omega from a Blackpool Combat Club beating was gloriously daft pro wrestling magic, with the clip of Page commandeering the ambulance sending fans into hysterics as it played out on the big screen.
After running them off though, Page fell afoul of Callis' strange theatrics. He acted as if he'd been floored, and when Kenny came to, he bought the ruse. Again, he simply can't when he sees what went down, but that's (hopefully) a plot development for next week. In the meantime, the former Tag Team Champions were yet again brought together for the show's closing moments. Speculation hung over exactly who decked Matt and Nick Jackson, with the game-playing from 'The Invisible Hand' suggesting he knows much more than he's letting on.
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