AEW Dynamite - Best and worst of 2020 - A mighty alliance, Mistake with former WWE star?

#3 Best: Not treating the AEW Dynamite Tag Team Division as being 'less than' the singles division

He’s from North Carolina, pal. He’s got to be uneducated, right? We can’t have him talking on the mic to our worldwide audience. Not with that accent. YUCK 🤮. Give him a script with words like ‘yonder’ and ‘tarnation’.#TopGuys 🗣🎙🔥#FTR pic.twitter.com/nIM6QuDivl

— Dax FTR (@DaxFTR) December 23, 2020

Perhaps the best thing about the AEW Dynamite brand, from this writer's interactions with members of the roster is how much happier they seem. This is especially the case with the Tag Team Division, which is treated as a big deal.

You can check out our interaction with FTR in the link shared below, once you're done reading this article.

Maybe having The Young Bucks in an executive role is responsible for this, or maybe it is Tony Khan's genuine love for tag team wrestling. But the fact of the matter is that the tag team division on AEW Dynamite is given just as much importance as the singles division.

Tonight, it’s Young Bucks vs the John Cena guys on #AEWDynamite. pic.twitter.com/JWVBKqlHVc

— Young Bucks® (@youngbucks) December 23, 2020

In conclusion, AEW Dynamite is gaining steam and it should be only a matter of time before they take the world by storm. 2021 should be an even bigger year for the company, and the brand.

Before we sign out, can we raise our glasses to the heavens and salute Brodie Lee?