By Geno McGahee
The IMPACT tag team champions, the Good Brothers, teaming up with the AEW champion, Kenny Omega, is a great thing. The AEW-IMPACT cooperation is bringing some quality stuff to pro wrestling and Don Callis is a great heel manager and we need those. They are scarce nowadays.
PAC and Rey Fenix come out, walking through the stands and are joined by Jon Moxley and there’s not a tougher trio. Omega is a much better heel and is playing it up, avoiding Moxley at every turn.
Moxley facing off against the towering Doc Gallows is an impressive site. Gallows and Anderson have always had the potential and it was never recognized in WWE. They’re getting there now in IMPACT and AEW.
Moxley is handling all three of his opponents and Omega has found his groove. I was not a fan of him as a face, but the heel version is very good and Moxley is just the right opponent and the feud can last quite some time all things considered.
The Bullet Club get a near fall on PAC and they are giving him a severe beating. Omega missed the One Winged Angel and Moxley, Pac and Fenix take control. This is a great match and we finally get the one on one with Moxley and Omega.
Fenix is crazy and I love it. This match is great fun. The Good Brothers land the Magic Killer on Fenix to get the 3 count. Lance Archer attacks and takes out the Good Brothers, leaving Moxley and Omega in the ring alone. Kenta from New Japan invades and attacks Moxley. What great shit AEW is doing!
