Kenny & Kevin crushed it out there, fantastic match and a great first PPV main event showing from Knight. As for Kenny he was on another level in this match, just an absurdly great & dominant performance that no one else in the world can match.
I keep wondering why Ospreay isn't being positioned as an ultra babyface going into Wembley? Why is this match not billed as a coronation for Ospreay in his quest to surpass Omega? Why did Mox need to be involved? This should be a layup & they overcomplicated it for no reason.
@WESOMEFAMILYMEN Genuinely insane how much linking up with Mox has cooled him off. It's accentuated his weaknesses and dulled his strengths. The Wembley match will still likely be great but it could (and should) have been so much more were it not for Mox getting involved.
That was easily the weakest Bucks PPV match of the year (although it was still quite good) and it had nothing to do with their performance, Mox added absolutely nothing to that match and arguably was an anchor on it. This DR story is just such a drag on everything it touches.
@TheBuuing The face/face story of a younger wrestler trying to surpass their inspiration is a common one and has been done brilliantly tons of times, baffling that anyone is trying to say otherwise. It's the fact that they deviated from that story with weird Mox bullshit that's the issue.
@TheBuuing I just can't wrap my head around why they decided to butcher an easy slam dunk of a story that was Ospreay trying to surpass Kenny on his own with all this unnecessary Mox bullshit that's done nothing but muddle things and drag Ospreay down
My goodness that match was fun as hell, fantastic way to build up to Fletcher/Bandido at Redemption. I'd really love to see both of these teams working TV tags on a more regular basis.
It's awesome that we get to see matches like Protokaka v. Brodido on Dynamite but it also makes me wonder why these sorts of teams aren't competing in the tag title scene and squaring up with the Bucks instead of old washups like E&C
On one hand I'm sick to death of Mox and desperately want Ospreay to get away from him ASAP. But on the other hand the Bucks make magic every time they share a ring with Ospreay so I'm still pretty excited for this (even though the Bucks are gonna lose which makes no sense)
#AEWRedemption ppv
7e/4p, Next Sunday! 7/26
@WillOspreay/@JonMoxley vs @YoungBucks
On #AEWCollision tonight, the Young Bucks challenged Ospreay & Mox to a tag team match at Redemption, and Mox & Ospreay accepted the fight! Don’t miss AEW Redemption NEXT SUNDAY!
This is why any genuine, good-faith discussion of Ospreay as a wrestler is impossible. There is no pleasing these freaks who are so obsessed with proving their "superior" view of wrestling to their in-group that they'll mock a wrestler for breaking his neck.
That Komander performance might have been a career best from him, absolutely tore the house down and managed to shine opposite a massive star in Fletcher