As inherently tricky as it is to book wrestling shows with no audience, AEW has still managed to produce quality weekly content with Dynamite. Oddly enough, one of its most compelling characters right now isn't a wrestler or even a human. It's Matt Hardy's drone known as Vanguard 1.

Matt Hardy's 'Broken Brilliance' has quickly become the most must-see portion of Dynamite. It's been three years since his departure from Impact Wrestling, and his character was never really utilized to its full potential in WWE, aside from his entertaining feud with Bray Wyatt. With his newfound creative freedom, Hardy has taken full advantage by bringing back the over-the-top insanity of his Impact-era days, with Vanguard 1 by his side.

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Vanguard has been used as a field reporter to show us that Nick Jackson is now 61% recovered from the damages he's suffered at the hands of the Inner Circle. This segment was quick and to the point, but also way more fun and unique than a typical 'update from home' promo.

The drone was also used in a very comical promo with Chris Jericho, where it was asked to join the Inner Circle. Vanguard declined, obviously, before helping Matt Hardy seemingly teleport through the arena. It was later revealed, however, that teleportation was not the case, as it was Vanguard's Aerial Assault Drones projecting an array of images of Hardy to confuse Jericho. The novelty of this segment made it stand out, as it would not have been possible to pull off in front of a live audience.

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WWE could take notes on how AEW is creatively switching up its format to adapt to this new setting. Instead of spending a lengthy amount of time showing Fyter Fest replays, Dynamite has been unconventionally telling engaging stories. WWE needs to try and find a way to entice their audience with more original ideas because their formulaic promos and storylines fall flat when there's nobody in the stands.

As WrestleMania 36 draws closer, now is the time for the company to show that they can compete with AEW in terms of producing a quality, unpredictable wrestling show while, of course, trying to keep their workers safe. With Matt Hardy and Vanguard 1's supernatural eccentricities running wild, though, that'll be a tough task for the WWE to handle.

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