Wednesday night’s AEW Dynamite, the annual Grand Slam episode, averaged 702,000 viewers on TBS. That’s up 2.2 percent from last week and is the second-highest audience total for the show since August 14.

AEW put on a great show with their Dynamite Grand Slam event, offering some excellent in-ring action and a few major surprises!

On a night that saw old rivals clash one last time, here are three things we hated and three things we loved about "AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam" 2024.

Tony Khan is cheesing off The Chadster by airing AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam, disrespecting WWE during tough times. AEW's card includes matches like Bryan Danielson vs. Nigel McGuinness and Young Bucks vs. Ospreay & Fletcher.

Grand Slam" was notable for the AEW debut of MVP, who has signed with the promotion according to Fightful Select.

MVP made his AEW debut at AEW Dynamite Grand Slam, interrupting Prince Nana, who was giving an update on Swerve Strickland. Prince Nana stated that mentally, there is nothing that can stop "the most dangerous man in AEW," but physically, Swerve is not cleared to return following his loss at AEW All Out.

Grand Slam, HOOK defeated Roderick Strong to retain the FTW Championship. After the bell, Tony Schiavone interviewed HOOK, who thanked the fans and all the wrestlers who had held the FTW Championship.

The FTW Championship has been retired. Hook defended the FTW title against Roderick Strong at Wednesday night’s AEW Dynamite Grand Slam in Queens, New York, then retired the title after the contest. After defeating Roderick Strong to retain the Championship,

After a successful defense against Roderick Strong at AEW Dynamite Grand Slam in their beloved NYC, the champ handed the belt to his father, the man who created it back in ECW.