Paul Turner either has to make the initial three-count or prevent a potentially injured wrestler from not taking multiple moves after the miscount. He did neither. 🤦‍♂️

Based on assumption that subsequent class would be better, but that hasn't really proven to be true.

Browns smashed this year's draft process, except, well, the most important position. Thus, none of the other good stuff the team did really matters.

Ospreay was nails his first year-&-a-half in AEW. I had the pleasure of seeing him vs. Ricochet live on the anniversary show.

To your point, I was talking about the entirety of the show, how it started to get back on track & produce high-level episodic television, not just standalone excellence.

Really think Daniel Garcia was the most underappreciated part of the show. Nothing huge. But his over-the-top facial expressions were just great. Shows how he's taken to the DR, now showing a psychotic side. He's finally in a group where there's actual character growth, not stagnation.

Many have stated that it took until Revolution or even all the way to All In to get back to that place. I'd argue the roots of AEW's current stellar run started with last year's C2. That tournament strikes at the heart of what AEW wants to be. It's the company's healing salve.

I hear that shop is great. Really need to make my way up there eventually.

Said the same exact thing.

I've always wanted them to revisit that moment and make it into an angle about how it shaped Hobbs. Still waiting.

It gets them attention. Attention = money in today's world.

It's a weird comparison. Still don't know why people were up in arms about a promotion running a historical site. But that's neither here nor there.

Otherwise, a comparison between AEW's biggest PPV against TNA's is a different story. In fact, every AEW PPV has had a higher attendance this year.