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<p>AEW presented <a rel="noreferrer noopener" aria-label="All Out (opens in a new tab)" href="https://api.wrestlingworld.co/ppv/aew-all-out-2019-results-grades-highlights-analysis/" target="_blank">All Out</a> last weekend, and the PPV was overall a decent success. They had a total of ten matches on the card, and most of it did the job as they were expected to. All Out was a major PPV for the company as it was the go-home show before the TV deal kicks in.</p>



<p>A big impact with the PPV will surely be interesting for the viewers, and that’ll help them to tune in for the much-anticipated debut in a months’ time.</p>



<p>Did AEW do what it needed to at All Out? We look at the ups and downs of the PPV.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>RIGHT: Chris Jericho Wins The AEW World Championship</strong></h2>



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<p>Although a 48-year-old as your top champion may seem discouraging to some, AEW did the correct job by crowning Jericho as the champion. Jericho is a big name in the wrestling industry and is known by fans of different generations.</p>



<p>AEW presented their No.1 guy as the champion, and that was the perfect thing to do at the PPV. Superstars like Kenny Omega, PAC, Cody, etc. are popular but they don’t have the experience that Jericho possesses. The only other option for AEW was Jon Moxley, but he’ll surely get his chance in the future.</p>


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<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>WRONG: The Women’s Division </strong></h2>



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<p>The Women’s Division of AEW is still not as good as the other divisions of the company, and the trend continued with the AEW PPV. Riho and Nyla Rose will compete for the inaugural AEW Women’s Championship, and both these superstars are unheard of in the American wrestling circles.</p>



<p>Rose is still quite green in the ring, while Riho will have issues communicating with the audience. AEW could have tried to sign someone like Tenille Dashwood, who is a far better worker and has great promo skills. However, the roster still leaves a lot to be desired.</p>







<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>RIGHT:</strong> <strong>The Tag-Team Division Continues To Flourish</strong></h2>



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<p>The whole Tag-Team division of AEW was on display this weekend, with several quality teams battling it out at the PPV. The division also received a boost with the addition of a highly talented duo of LAX, who moved over to AEW from Impact.</p>



<p>AEW is focusing greatly on building a high-quality tag-team division, and the performance of those teams is helping the cause. All the tag-team matches were up to the mark, with Young Bucks-Lucha Brothers displaying their insane chemistry in a ladder match.</p>


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<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>WRONG: Production</strong></h2>



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<p>If AEW wants to compete with WWE, they have to seriously upgrade their production standards. As many fans pointed out, AEW’s production felt amateurish, and there were quite a few hiccups throughout the PPV. The Women’s Battle Royal, for instance, was a complete mess because of the camera-work.</p>



<p>NXT, on the other hand, is much polished when it comes to PPVs and WWE’s presentation blows AEW out of the water. However, AEW is still just four-shows-old and they’ll hopefully address the issue in the upcoming shows.</p>







<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>RIGHT: The Debut Of PAC </strong></h2>



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<p>PAC f.k.a Neville in WWE was grossly misused by his previous company during his stay. After leaving the company due to creative differences, PAC signed with AEW earlier this year. He made his debut in a winning effort against Kenny Omega at All Out and performed like a main-event talent.</p>



<p>PAC has got the looks, the personality, and the wrestling abilities to succeed as a main-event figure in AEW, and he has already made a statement by defeating former IWGP Heavyweight Champion Kenny Omega.</p>


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<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>WRONG: The Dark Order’s Push </strong></h2>



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<p>AEW is trying to present a creepy gimmick with the Dark Order, which is quite evident with the tag-team’s presence on every show so far. However, their gimmick is not connecting with the fanbase, which has taken the interest out of their matches. Dark Order received a bye in the upcoming Tag-Team tourney due to their victory over Best Friends, but fans are still not ready to accept this team.</p>



<p>WWE has a history of presenting creepy characters in their shows, with characters like Undertaker, Kane, Boogeyman, and Bray Wyatt. AEW is trying out the same, but as of now, they are failing miserably.</p>







<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>RIGHT: Pay-Per-View Filled With Surprises</strong></h2>



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<p>The PPV was filled with decent cameos from superstars like <strong>Orange Cassidy</strong> and <strong>Arn Anderson</strong>, while <strong>LAX</strong> made their debut just before the main event. PPVs are a good place to amp up the surprise factor with a run-in every now and then, and it was good to see AEW doing the same.</p>



<p>Such moments get the fans talking, and are a good way to get people talking about the PPV.</p>


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<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>WRONG: Shawn Spears Finds Himself In The Lower Card Once Again</strong></h2>



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<p>Shawn Spears left WWE to venture into greener pastures earlier this year and made his debut for AEW in the Battle Royal at AEW Double or Nothing. He turned heel by attacking Cody at Fyter Fest, which led to a match at All Out.</p>



<p>Cody is already a big name in the company, courtesy of his amazing independent career in the last few years. On the other hand, Shawn Spears struggled to find a proper place for himself on WWE television for a long time. A victory for Spears would have helped him get some momentum, and give AEW a good heel in its roster. However, Spears now looks to be in the same position as he was in WWE, which is not a great sign for the superstar.</p>







<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>RIGHT: Sticking To Their Strengths</strong></h2>



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<p>As All Out was the final PPV before the TV deal, the company had to ensure that the product is as intriguing as possible. AEW did exactly that by having the performers take part in matches that they do the best. Superstars like Jimmy Havoc are much more suited to hardcore matches, while an individual like Cody Rhodes will be better in a story-oriented matchup.</p>



<p>However, they need to ensure that these superstars take part in different matchups as well, since a barrel match won’t work on every occasion!</p>


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<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>WRONG: Kenny Omega Wrestles The Second Match</strong></h2>



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<p>Any individual who watched Kenny Omega vs PAC would argue that those two superstars should be competing in the main event, and not in the second match of the night. Kenny Omega is arguably the best wrestler in the world country, and AEW did a major disservice to the Cleaner by having him compete so early on the card.</p>



<p>A talent like Omega deserves much more and hopefully, the company doesn’t waste his abilities in the coming shows.</p>

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