SCU: The inaugural tag team champions of AEW have taken a back seat to watch Scorpio Sky rise as a singles star.
#Aew roster free
Moving on from The Inner Circle could set them free to find that magic so many were excited to see when they signed with AEW. Santana & Ortiz: There was a time the former LAX was more than just lackeys for Chris Jericho and instead considered one of the best tag teams in the world. All the potential in the world to be tag champs. Private Party: It’s shocking how much Private Party has pretty much disappeared after their massive win over The Young Bucks on the second-ever Dynamite episode. Dustin Rhodes has some singles run left in him. Nothing special but could be decent underdogs moving forward. The Natural Nightmares: A fine addition to the tag team division. If they are not holding gold in this company one way or another within the next year, they need to leave and be treated right somewhere else. The brothers have proven singles success in places like Lucha Underground, MLW, and IMPACT Wrestling.
#Aew roster plus
What All Elite Wrestling has done with Penta El Zero M and Rey Fenix has been their biggest blunder after a year plus and they seem to not understand how good this duo is, together or apart. The Lucha Bros: The single most criminally underutilized duo in AEW. Among my personal favorites to watch with two future singles champions in Luchasaurus and Jungle Boy. Some wondered if the popularity could last and when given the chance to shine, it’s clear they are one of the most popular acts in the company. Jurassic Express: One of the most entertaining and best tag teams in AEW. Great talents in need of opportunity sooner than later.
Only to be ruined a mere week later via lawnmowers and other crap. The dismantling of Cody for the TNT Championship was brilliant.
Instead, comedy is their main forte unless we look at the one and only time Brodie Lee and company were used correctly. No longer should they have been a joke to many, but a serious threat to all. The booking of The Dark Order since they stepped into AEW has not connected, and the addition of “The Exalted One” should have changed everything. The Blade isn’t too bad himself, but they have been terribly mishandled since signing with the company. The Butcher & The Blade: The Butcher has an amazing look and can go in the ring.
AEW’s first year has been a success, but it still has work to do. I will be honest for all, critical for some, and excited for others.
#Aew roster pro
Note: These are my opinions and do not reflect the thoughts of everyone Last Word On Pro Wrestling.
So without further ado, here’s a complete roster evaluation with some new names, old names, and thoughts on potential breakouts within the next year. It’s been a good shift for some who have really come on in the past year while others have not made the leap. Now almost a year later, I want to do that again with a year of Dynamite under their belt and six PPVs as well. While I had plenty of knowledge of the names that had previously been in WWE, NJPW, and ROH like The Elite and Chris Jericho, it was the others who I delivered my first impressions on. “From The Outside: A Non-Indie Fan’s Look At AEW” was the name of the piece. Last year, I wrote an article detailing how AEW has presented these new wrestlers on a global scale to fans like me, who was not specifically an indie wrestling follower.
0 kommentar(er)
