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Jon Moxley and Hangman Page are set for a world title confrontation on AEW Dynamite next week. Here's the current lineup for next Wednesday's show following last night's episode. (AEW)

* AEW World Championship Match: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Hangman Adam Page
* AEW Interim Women's World Championship Match: Toni Storm (c) vs. Hikaru Shida
* Renee Paquette interviews Bryan Danielson and Wheeler Yuta
* MJF speaks

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In this interview Trent Beretta talks about his stint in WWE: "I never worked directly with Vince (McMahon). I shook his hand in the hallway and it was ... I was such a baby when I was there. I was so young. I moved to FCW when I was 20 and debuted on TV at 22. But I think I wasn't ready to be there. So I mean, overall it was a good experience though. Nothing bad happened to me or anything. I would've fired me too. I probably wouldn't have hired me at 20."

In this interview Chris Jericho talks about AEW's growing pains: "It's just that we're a growing company. You know what I mean? When I worked in WCW, it'd been around for 50 years. When I worked for WWF, it had been around for 60 years. We've been around for three years, so there's always going to be growing pains. And that's why somebody like myself and Bryan Danielson and Jon Moxley, we are the captains of the team. It's like a football team or a soccer team or a hockey team. And there's always going to be little dips and dots in any company, in any locker room of any type of sport. It's just the way it is. So you just deal with it. And the funny thing is, everyone's got an opinion when they're online and the social media and all that stuff. We know what's really happening and we know, sure there're things you got to fix, but the positivity in our company is off the charts and the optimism of where we're going over the next few years is also off the charts. So it's very exciting and the fact we just had our third year anniversary is huge because we never knew. We never knew if we would have one anniversary. So, there's growing pains, it's just the way it is and that's okay. That's what I'm here for and we're taking care of the issues and focusing more on the positives, which are 98% to two."

For those interested here's Renee Paquette's latest podcast explaining her decision to sign with AEW.