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AEW has some grace with me for a while now based on Hangman’s work to help Swerve’s borderline inevitable title win go over huge and how The Bucks showed their asses to make sure Sting went out right. The whole run, Sting got treated like a special attraction and it was mostly fun as all get-out. And he tried to pay if forward by taking some risks and being very complimentary of the company all the way through. Everyone won out on that deal for sure.

I’m bored of him but I like OC well enough. His ‘barely winning matches cuz he’s better than he gets credit for being and he’s a tough dude who cares’ story is REALLY GOOD. But it was time for him to get beat and boy did he!

Possibly one of their best ever.
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>First, for the main event, it was great. And it ended the
>right way. Darby is fucking insane and really did look like he
>killed himself with the broken glass spot. Sting fighting off
>the Bucks to end it was great stuff. Sting went out with
>nothing left in the chamber and let everyone go home happy. As
>he should.
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>Osprey vs. Takeshita was great. Osprey was the most over
>non-Sting wrestler of the night and already the biggest
>babyface in the company. They need to strap a rocket to his
>ass and have him win the belt at All In.
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>The World Title match was sandwiched in a weird position, but
>it there was some great wrestling and psychology going on,
>especially with Hangman continuing to loose it as things
>progressed. There was no bad choice for a winner, but I do
>think Joe was the best choice. I do think Swerve eventually
>deserves a dolo championship program. Maybe as Osprey's first
>challenger.
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>Other really good matches: Kingston vs. Danielson, BCC vs.
>FTR, Christian vs. Daniel Garcia. Women's title match was
>solid. Strong going over was the right choice, and I'm happy
>KOR is back.
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>The only thing that was a mixed bag with the eight man
>scramble match, which was messy as fuck at times. Would have
>been better if they real could have done "Meat Madness,"
>but... injuries suck.
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>So, yeah, a lot of great stuff, and a great way to end Sting's
>career.