Is this meant to be number of seasons finishing at exactly .500? The Dodgers were .500 in 1993 and Arizona has only finished .500 twice.

“He talks like a normal person” is my favorite supposed selling point.

Or both at once. Imagine an arrogant doofus Max Caster entering third. He thinks he’s biding his time coming down the aisle, talking shit on the mic. Maybe it distracts one wrestler, allowing the other to steal a win.

When Julia came out slow I thought, “it’s be funny if while she’s doing her full Undertaker entrance, someone else wins.”

Are people waiting to see if something better comes along? Is everyone too busy? In the past, we’ve had people RSVP the day before the party or show up without RSVPing at all. What’s going on?

If Ospreay and Swerve ultimately align to fend off the Death Riders at All In, just have Darby return there as the final piece of that "alliance." Hangman wins, then you can do Moxley/Darby as a high profile, non-title feud to conclude their story.

Like, Swerve was a sadistic, ultra violent heel and the fans loved it so much they had to turn him babyface.

I get that. It feels like (to me, anyway), coupled with stuff like the belt in the case, there's a lot of "we want these guys to be heels but if we play it straight, they may get cheered because there's some cool components here, so let's make it bad on purpose to get booed instead" going on.

Agree. The interference/overbooking works better in the midcard, particularly since this is the "where the best wrestle" company.

God, how miserable if that's what it is. You're a multiple time world champion and the "ace" of the company you're in now and your new character is a meta dig at your former employer? Lame.

Also feel like the riddles might work if they paid off somehow. I didn't want Shane McMahon in AEW, but initially they seemed to be dropping hints about him -- or someone else -- and it just didn't materialize. Feels like Moxley keeps teasing at a "bigger picture" that just never comes into focus.