I have been watching pro-wrestling for as many years as I can remember - every week fed a product that had become a little stale and a little "meh". All-In last year came along and raised the bar. Then **Double or Nothing** - I can say hand on heart, without any shadow of a doubt *THAT* was Pro-wrestling at its absolute best, and took things to a whole new level. I think it's safe to say that WWE should be worried!

With good ole' JR on commentary, it sounded like he'd never been away (even if he did seem a little lost and unsure what was going on at times - but was still better than the other two). Production was also up there at a very high level, and easily comparable to the 'usual' product.

There wasn't any match that didn't disappoint. High risks, some things definitely not the usual [PG-13] which is a great thing and long been missing from Monday nights!

[spoiler]The pop Moxley got when he came down at the end of the main event (Shield style down the steps) and cleaned up was a great way to end. Seeing Bret Hart there to reveal the AEW Championship belt was a surprise (as was the return of Awesome Kong!)[/spoiler]

Overall, a great show that did not disappoint. I hope they sort out a weekly TV show before too long - until then, just have to wait for the next PPV and hope it is as good as this inaugural AEW event was! The fact it sold out in minutes, without having any regular TV slot in place, is testament to the names attached to it and I wish them a bright and exciting future - I'll be watching!!

Thank you Cody!!

10/10