AEWxNJPW FORBIDDEN DOOR LONDON.— This Sunday AEW All In Texas was held. The stellar was The cage fight between Will Ospreay, Kenny Omega, Hiroshi Tanahashi, Darby Allin and Kota Ibushi against Death Riders, The Young Bucks and Gabe Kidd, With victory of the former.
The best and the worst of AEWXNJPW Forbidden Door London
Here are The best and the worst of AEWxNJPW FORBIDDEN DOOR LONDON.
WORST
► 2- Reduced NJPW presence
Despite being an “crossover” event, New Japan had a limited participation. According to Tony Khan, how close the G1 Climax complicated the availability of its figures, resulting in a poster dominated by AEW and relegating NJPW to a secondary role.
► 1- Duration
There were 13 struggles in total, who added about six hours. Neither for the public in the sand nor for viewers seemed to be so excessive, but for new fans it must sound like something extremely exaggerated.
THE BEST
► 3- Titular struggles
Although they did not have the level of many other PPV meetings in AEW, Everyone did an excellent job, especially 'Hangman' Adam Page, MJF, Toni Storm and Athena. Brody King and Bandondo deserve apart, who conquered the World Couples Championship despite the fact that until a few weeks ago no one would have thought about together as a team.
► 2- Zack Sabre Jr. vs. Nigel McGuiness
The fight between Zack Sabre Jr. and Nigel McGuinness was highlighted not only for the title at stakebut for the symbolic value for the British struggle: past against present, technical and legacy, which promised a high level confrontation and fulfilled it. One of the best technical struggles of the year.
► 1- Cage fight
The Lights Out in Jaula, with Will Ospreay, Kenny Omega, Kota Ibushi, Hiroshi Tanahashi and Darby Allin facing Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, the Young Bucks and Gabe Kidd, it was crazy. In our coverage we gave him a five -star rating, because in his style, he touched perfection. It was also Will Ospreay's last fight before undergoing surgery. He had all the ingredients to be historical.
