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Remember what I said about AEW PPVs being too damn long if you've read my previous reviews?  Well, the elite brand did it again.  Besides what happened at the end, AEW once again, delivered a decent show. Oh, and I haven't seen the tag team match with Thunder Rosa, Riho vs Britt Baker and Maki Itoh at the pre-show so I can't speak on it The Young Bucks vs Chris Jericho And MJF For The AEW World Tag Team Championship  The heels were dominant throughout most of the match.  Like, when MJF pulled off certain submissions to slow Nick Jackson down for a bit.  Matt Jackson finally tagged his brother and he nailed the comeback with a bulldog while he showed Chris Jericho the middle finger.  MJF pinned Nick Jackson with a quick roll up to a near fall.  The Jackson brothers grabbed Chris Jericho and delivered the Meltzer driver to retain the AEW tag belts.   Not the most mind-blowing match but it did have its fun moments. Overall, it was a solid openin...

AEW has made their PPVs a satisfying watch. However, this one ain't it in my opinion.  The show isn't a bad wrestling PPV. Instead, it was a bad AEW show.  All Out wasn't long but it was FREAKING long.  Where I live, the show started at 4 am (I had an off day) and it ended at almost 8 am WAY after sunrise.  WWE spoiled the crap out of us with how short their PPVs are.  The pre-show matches were meh.  Big Swole vs Britt Baker In A Tooth And Nail Match.  I completely forgot that Britt Baker has fully recovered from her leg injury.  This was aight. Big Swole walked out of the clinic the winner. I hope she moves on to a possible championship feud or something.  The Young Bucks vs The Jurassic Express In Jungle Boy And Luchasaurus.  A fun tag team match. The Young Bucks were victorious with the BTE trigger on Jungle Boy. That dive from Luchasaurus on to the outside though. Perfection.  The thing I especially li...

There's an old saying of "one look is worth a thousand words". Well, this PPV held in Baltimore, Maryland is a great example of that proverb.  AEW once again has planned and executed a great show and that's all thanks to everybody that worked this PPV.  If this is your first time reading this then you'll definitely not know that I don't talk about the pre-show match not because I purposely avoid them but rather I always miss them for some reason and this show was no except.  The Young Bucks vs Santana And Ortiz.  The team from NYC locked in a double team submission (yea, you read that right) that included a camel clutch and a Boston crab. Nick Jackson then plants Santana with an elbow drop.  The Rock & Roll Express were on ringside and helped Matt Jackson go back to ring action and my goodness he did.  Matt delivered a northern lights suplex to Santana and Ortiz at the same time (the only appropriate time for a "this is ...

All Out was a homerun. That show overall was amazing and it ended the day of great Triple wrestling shows. What a way to kick off the weekend huh? Also, I haven’t watched some of the pre-show but all I can is that Nyla Rose, Britt Baker and Private Party are stars.  SCU in Christopher Daniels, Frank Kazarian and Scorpio Sky vs Jurassic Express in Jungle Boy, Luchasaurus And Marko Stunt.  Just like Double Or Nothing, All Out opens with an SCU that was decent to watch. Jungle Boy shows the audience some of his athleticism throughout the beginning of this 6 man tag team match up. The Jurassic Express gave SCU a unique suicide dive from each member of the Jungle group.  Christopher Daniels then executed a floss dance your dad edition but he ate a clothesline from Jungle Boy. Luchasaurus gave the fans a pop with a standing moonsault, however, they would be disappointed once SCU hits the best Meltzer ever to Marko Stunt and won this bout.  The entire participan...