I missed it, I'll let Solomonster recap it after the 500 and I'll find a rip

The title belt is gorgeous (unlike those big advertisements that WWE uses) and you can tell it takes it's cues from the IWGP title.
 
Fantastic show!

1. The set design and camera production was top notch. Looked and felt like a big show.

2. Excalibur is superb on commentary. Very knowledgeable of the moves and knows how to put over key moments of matches. He's also good at keeping JR on track when he gets lost. JR is just there to sell the emotional points of the matches while Excalibur can do all the heavy lifting on play by play.

3. All the matches ranged from good to great. Very well booked. Most people will say the match of the night was Cody/Dustin but in my opinion it was Lucha Bros/Young Bucks. 5 star classic!

4. The women's division is gonna be a lot of fun. A lot of great potential there. Nice surprise seeing Awesome Kong. I've become a fan of Yuka Sakazaki; so fun to watch. I'm also impressed with Riho. Tremendous flexibility and for a woman with such a small petite frame she's a tough son of a gun. Aja Kong is like 48 years old and can still kick someone's ass. Too bad the time keeper fucked up by prematurely ringing the bell.

5. Jericho/Omega 2 wasn't better than their Wrestle Kingdom match but was still solid. Jericho had to get the win here to setup a third match with Omega down the road and put him in the spot to win the AEW World Heavyweight Championship.

6. The AEW World Heavyweight Championship belt looks great.

7. Cody/Dustin was a blood bath. Possibly the best match Cody's ever had.

8. Moxley/Omega I can't wait

9. Definitely the PPV of the year thus far.

Just finished watching a download of it and I agree with all these points.

Looked good. Good roll out. Good commentary, not forced like WWE's.

Epic matches. Cody and Dustin went all out for that story. WWE would've never let them do any of that. Nice shot fired on HHH by Cody.

Kong was a nice surprise.

This was my first time seeing Omega and the Young Bucks in full matches. I've always only seen clips of them.

Lucha/Bucks was crazy.

Saw the homie Smoke DZA in the front row.

Good shit.
 
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Just finished watching a download of it and I agree with all these points.

Looked good. Good roll out. Good commentary, not forced like WWE's.

Epic matches. Cody and Dustin went all out for that story. WWE would've never let them do any of that. Nice shot fired on HHH by Cody.

Kong was a nice surprise.

This was my first time seeing Omega and the Young Bucks in full matches. I've always only seen clips of them.

Lucha/Bucks was crazy.

Saw the homie Smoke DZA in the front row.

Good shit.
Excalibur was good on commentary, as was JR for the most part. He's still a little rusty but will hopefully get better.
To me, the only negative was the other guy on commentary. He was pretty bad to me.
Seems the show would have been better off without him honestly.
 
Good show, they used their time wisely. Cody/Dustin told a really good story, just hate that Dustin hit him with so much & lost with one CrossRhoades. No way in hell the sons of Dusty was having a match without color. Expected Mox to be there, wonder if he's going to do the losing program to Kenny they say PAC didn't want to do. He's boring as hell in the ring IMO, interested to see how he's going to do with KO...dude is a beast.
 
{StarrCast Panel] Kenny Omega breaks down crying discussing Kota Ibushi not signing for AEW; 'I didn't ask him to sign as I knew he would say yes and it would postpone his dream of being IWGP Champion'

 
Excellent show, aside from the women's matches. I couldn't sit through a tranny match and another with a fat old Japanese butch dyke.

Other than those, this was a really good wrestling PPV
 
Full AEW Roster: All 62 Wrestlers Signed To All Elite Wrestling
By Chris E. Hayner | @ChrisHayner on May 26, 2019 at 6:17PM PDT

All Elite Wrestling is real and it's coming soon. Following the success of the All In pay-per-view event, it was clear that independent wrestlers Cody Rhodes and the Young Bucks weren't kidding around when they said they wanted to "change the world." Now, after partnering with Jacksonville Jaguars owners Tony Khan and Shahid Khan, their vision is becoming a reality.

All Elite Wrestling, which was formally announced on January 1, has revealed its initial roster of stars, and it's loaded with some very interesting names in the pro wrestling industry--including a couple notable faces from WWE. AEW's first major event, Double or Nothing, is happening May 25. Then, it's time to get ready for All Elite Wrestling TV, with a new show coming to TNT.

As you look ahead to Double or Nothing and think about what AEW would mean to the world of professional wrestling, take a look at everyone announced for the roster so far. Then sound off in the comments about who you'd like to see join Cody and the Bucks in this new company.


"Hangman" Adam Page
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Brandi Rhodes
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Dr. Britt Baker D.M.D.
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Chris Jericho
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Christopher Daniels
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Cody
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Frankie Kazarian
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"The Bad Boy" Joey Janela
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The Young Bucks
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Maxwell Jacob Friedman
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The OWE Roster
Members of the OWE roster will take part in Double or Nothing.

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Pac
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Penelope Ford
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Scorpio Sky
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Billy Gunn
Gunn is signed to AEW as a producer.

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Jungle Boy
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Fenix
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Pentagon Jr.
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Jimmy Havoc
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Aja Kong
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Yuka Sakazaki
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Sonny Rose
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Sammy Guevara
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Kylie Rae
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Nyla Rose
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Chuckie T
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Trent Barreta
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Kenny Omega
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Brandon Cutler
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Kip Sabian
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Bea Priestly
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Michael Nakazawa
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Ace Romero
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Allie
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Alex Marvez
Marvez has joined the AEW commentary team.

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Alicia Atout
Atout will serve as a backstage correspondent at Double or Nothing.

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Excalibur
Excalibur has joined the AEW commentary team.

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Jim Ross
Ross has joined the AEW commentary team.

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Justin Roberts
Roberts will serve as the ring announcer at Double or Nothing.

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Hikaru Shida
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Darby Allin
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Brian Pillman Jr.


Sunny Daze


CIMA
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Dustin Rhodes
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Leva Bates
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Peter Avalon
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Private Party
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Jerry Lynn
Jerry Lynn will serve as a coach in AEW.

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Angelico
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Jack Evans
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Rick Knox
Knox is part of AEW's referee team.

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Aubrey Edwards
Edwards is part of AEW's referee team.

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Earl Hebner
Hebner is part of AEW's referee team.

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Bryce Remsburg
Remsburg is part of AEW's referee team.

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Paul Turner
Turner is part of AEW's referee team.

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Luchasauras
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Shawn Spears
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Orange Cassidy


Jon Moxley
 
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