Three takeaways from the 'AEW Dynamite' fifth-anniversary episode

Wednesday, Oct. 2, marked the fifth anniversary of AEW's marquee television show, "Dynamite." In those five years, "Dynamite" has seen some extremely high highs and some very low lows. All in all, "Dynamite" has been nothing short of a huge success for AEW and the wrestling world. 

The fifth-anniversary episode of "Dynamite" was one of the more complete episodes in recent memory, seeing several entertaining matches and a big return, as well as progression on many different storylines just in time for the WrestleDream pay-per-view on Oct. 12. 

Let's take a look at three takeaways from "Dynamite's" fifth-anniversary episode and what implications they could have going forward. 

(Hurt) Business is about to pick up

MVP made his AEW debut at Grand Slam last week, interrupting Prince Nana and offering his managerial services for former AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland. 

MVP appeared again on "Dynamite" this week and introduced Prince Nana to his business partner, the debuting Shelton Benjamin. MVP and Benjamin were part of the fan-favorite The Hurt Business stable in WWE alongside Bobby Lashley, who many speculate could be making his AEW debut soon. 

Not only is MVP trying to recruit Strickland, but TBS and NJPW Strong Women's Champion Mercedes Mone could be in line to be the newest member of the new-look The Hurt Business in AEW.