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The Coherent Wrestling Wednesdays: An Emotional And Fantastic Brodie Lee Tribute Show.

 
I know this is the Coherent Wrestling Wednesdays where I recap NXT and AEW Dynamite. 

But, NXT was such a meh show that I had to only talk about a show that paid a great tribute to Jon Huber aka Mr Brodie Lee. 

Yes, it is a cliche saying but it was everything that I wanted and more. 

The show got me right in the feels, man. 

Kudos to AEW for not only providing us with a great tribute show but as well as supporting Jon Huber's family. 

AEW

Highlights. 

Pretty Much Everything.

I usually write bullet point notes during a show but this one was an exception. 

I put down my tablet and just watched the show without worrying about whether I wrote everything about the episode ya know? 

You wanna know the highlight of the episode? Brodie Lee Jr aka -1.


When he hit MJF with that kendo stick, I marked the F out man and if you guys have been a fan of mine, y'all know that I'm not a fan of the MJF character. 

The opening match absolutely KICKED A**. I sometimes forget how agile Colt Cabana is as a performer.

Chris Jericho said in commentary, "if you wanna cry, it's okay, damn it!" and that video package about Jon Huber as a family man made me cry. 


Anna Jay is showing off her technical in-ring abilities that I was impressed by. 

She's getting better and better and it's great to see wrestlers improve. 

Erick Rowan showing up to AEW that led to him bringing a poster that says, "goodbye for now, my brother. See you down the road" was so touching and meaningful given the detailed history between him and Brodie Lee aka Luke Harper. 


And finally, the AEW TNT championship was given to Brodie Lee Jr. 

Tony Schiavone announced via the episode's post-show that the current TNT championship design is retired. 

In my almost 14 years being a wrestling fan, I've never seen a wrestling company (at least in quite some time) that is so generous that they not only supported the family financially but also emotionally. 


AEW providing Brodie Lee Jr and Jon's younger son, Nolan with a lot of aid, should tell you how much the company is doing a great job on honouring Jon Huber. 

Stuff like that makes me feel better and hopeful that they're people who would simply just be there during the most difficult time in our lives. 

All I can say is, thank you, all elite wrestling and most importantly, thank you, Jon Huber. 
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