[Leo]

Eco

AEW on FOX Presents: DOUBLE DYNAMITE!

A Three-Hour Wrestlestravaganza

Announce Booth: Jim Ross, Tony Schiavone, and Excalibur
Ring Announcer: Justin Roberts
Referees: Aubrey Edwards and Earl Hebner

Jon Moxley, Willie Mack, & Mark Henry v. World's Greatest Trios Team (Shelton Benjamin, Charlie Haas, and Jake Hager)

SEGMENT: Private Party hosts a Private Pregame for all the Contract in the Enclosure contenders

Hikaru Shida v. Toni Storm
#1 Contenders' Match

SEGMENT: Melina Perez and Taryn Terrell confrontation leads to a brawl through the backstage area into the Pregame.

The Young Bucks (c) v. The Revival
For the AEW World Tag Team Championships

SEGMENT: Ken Anderson's "Open Mic" hosts its very first guest: MJF.

PAC v. Pentagon Jr. v. Andrade w/ Zelina Vega v. Darby Allin v. Rey Fenix v. Jazzy Gabert v. Marq Quen v. Isiah Kassidy
"Contract in the Enclosure" Ladder Match - Enclosed contract may be used at any time for any championship - World, Women's World, or World Tag.

Shawn Michaels v. Daniel Bryan
#1 Contenders' Match

Brock Lesnar w/ Paul Heyman v. Cody w/ Brandi Rhodes
Last Man Standing Match
If Cody wins, he regains control of AEW; if Brock wins, Cody must wrestle as Stardust. All talent besides Heyman and Brandi banned from ringside.

Riho (c) & Gail Kim v. Sasha Banks & Beth Phoenix
Friend to Foe Match for the AEW Women's World Championship (winning team immediately wrestles a singles match against each other)

Kofi Kingston v. Kenny Omega
For the AEW World Championship

Cletus

Ring Of Honor presents Revolution Road
Live from The Hammerstein Ballroom

Match #1
ROH Pure Championship Tournament Round 1
Jeff Cobb defeats Matt Taven

Match #2
4 way Elimination match for the vacant Women Of Honor Championship
Thunder Rosa defeats Shotzi Blackheart, Angelina Love and Velvet Sky to be crowned Woman Of Honor Champion

Match #3
ROH Pure Championship Tournament Round 1
"Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams defeats Kenny King

Match #4
ROH 6 Man Tag Team Championship
Imperium (Alexander Wolfe, Fabian Aichner and Marcel Barthel) defeated Villain Enterprise (PCO, Brody King and Marty Scurll) to win the championships

Match #5
Shane Taylor defeated Colt "Boom Boom" Cabana

Match #6
Jay and Mark Briscoe defeated The Forgotten Sons to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championship

Match #7
ROH Pure Championship Tournament Round 1
Joe Hendry defeated Flip Gordon

Match #8
4 way Elimination match for the vacant Ring Of Honor World Heavyweight Championship
WALTER defeated Michael Elgin, Jay Lethal and Dalton Castle to become the new Ring Of Honor World Heavyweight Champion!

[Leo]

Eco: I like that you used segments. I was hoping allowing such would allow some variety. With the gimmick, the women's tag match feels like it should be earlier in the night. Trading really helped you to put some interesting matches together like Cody vs. Brock and Kofi vs. Kenny. The ladder match feels like to much of a cluster. I'd be interested in seeing Michaels vs. Bryan today to see what they could put together with the shape both are in.

Cletus: I thought about putting winners in my card, but didn't. I like that you did, because it helps to see what you're thinking. I like all the Pure Title tournament matches. Is match five part of the tournament? You didn't have it marked to be.

[DevSop]

Cletus: RoH was probably the 2nd roster I wanted nothing to do with because it just felt stale, but you made nice use of add/drop to build Imperium and highlight them. I'm curious where you go next as it will be interesting to keep things fresh with what might be a limited roster to me.

Eco: I normally hate the part-timers taking spots that should go to modern talent but I think if there was anyone in the business that HBK would train 100% for and not want to embarrass himself or his opponent, it would be Bryan so that gets a big thumbs up. You immediately lose that thumbs up with Brock & Cody. I abhor Brock and think Cody's ceiling is midcard gatekeeper. The ladder match might be a bit too busy and I might have dropped PAC out for a more focused match but it would be great. Kofi/Kenny is just fantastic. Since the women's title match is immediate, I'm gonna wait til I find out what that match is before voting.

[cletusegw]

Nov 6, 2019 20:26:19 GMT -5 Leo said:

Eco: I like that you used segments. I was hoping allowing such would allow some variety. With the gimmick, the women's tag match feels like it should be earlier in the night. Trading really helped you to put some interesting matches together like Cody vs. Brock and Kofi vs. Kenny. The ladder match feels like to much of a cluster. I'd be interested in seeing Michaels vs. Bryan today to see what they could put together with the shape both are in.

Cletus: I thought about putting winners in my card, but didn't. I like that you did, because it helps to see what you're thinking. I like all the Pure Title tournament matches. Is match five part of the tournament? You didn't have it marked to be.

Match 5 was not part of the tournament. Shane Taylor received a first round bye for being the Television Champion at the time it was deactivated in favor of the return of the Pure Title.

[Chris Eco]

Nov 6, 2019 21:16:19 GMT -5 DevSop said:

Cletus: RoH was probably the 2nd roster I wanted nothing to do with because it just felt stale, but you made nice use of add/drop to build Imperium and highlight them. I'm curious where you go next as it will be interesting to keep things fresh with what might be a limited roster to me.

Eco: I normally hate the part-timers taking spots that should go to modern talent but I think if there was anyone in the business that HBK would train 100% for and not want to embarrass himself or his opponent, it would be Bryan so that gets a big thumbs up. You immediately lose that thumbs up with Brock & Cody. I abhor Brock and think Cody's ceiling is midcard gatekeeper. The ladder match might be a bit too busy and I might have dropped PAC out for a more focused match but it would be great. Kofi/Kenny is just fantastic. Since the women's title match is immediate, I'm gonna wait til I find out what that match is before voting.

Sure! It's Sasha v. Beth Phoenix. The swerve is that Beth doesn't trust Sasha but Gail turns out to be the untrustworthy one ('Puppets on a String' Gail) who leaves Riho out to dry to soften her up - but it backfires and Beth takes Gail out when she is waiting too long to break up the Bank Statement (literally standing in front of Riho in the ring mocking her) and Riho has to tap.

You and I both share a loathing for modern Brock, but I do like Cody and I think that if you give someone a reason to Never Say Die against Brock, it's compelling - i.e. here this big entitled blob comes into your company that you started to get away from the indignities placed by people like him, to subject you to the same indignity.

I've been too occupied with filings at work to write-up, but the basic gist that colors the lineup - in the absence of all the actual titleholders save Riho (thanks to Solly retaining them), Kenny Omega and The Bucks actually bargained for championships in lieu of EVP roles, and Cody just never thought to negotiate. Meanwhile, Cody has to face down Brock and his old friend Shelton to demand a match - but Shelton has even more backup in the form of Charlie Haas and a fellow All-American American. Cody scrounges for backup and finds Moxley, who finds the first motherfuckers crazy enough to follow him in for a fight (Mack & Henry). They eventually brawl until Brock laughs and gives him the booked match.

And the Ladder Match is a cluster to set up individual level matches afterward. Pentagon is taking the Contract,.


Edited to add: Also, I think we do vote even in our own polls, but correct me if I'm wrong. To Cletus, I think your top three matches are awesome - I'm the biggest Joe Hendry mark and if you had made him World Champion I would have had no complaints.

[Leo]

Yes, you can vote for yourself and in your own polls.