I'm pretty divided on the Lucha Libre style, but for whatever reason, I wholeheartedly enjoyed the Vikingo and Dralistico match on this show. I was able to just turn off my brain and sit there with a smile on my face watching all of the insanity.
Loved seeing Julia Hart have a match on network TV, even if they cut out her entrance. I'm not so sure she's all the way there yet, but some exposure in front of the big crowds should help her evolve. I guess they're pulling Anna Jay out of JAS now?
Moxley and Daniels was a lot of fun to watch, because it pushed both of them to use parts of their offense that they don't regularly use.
They really seem to like this whole "pretend two tag teams are getting along before having them turn against each other"setup. We literally just got done with the same type of thing with the Acclaimed. TWICE. And now that's how they're gonna set up FTR's first title defense. Different circumstances, but still, just recognizing a pattern.
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I'm pretty divided on the Lucha Libre style, but for whatever reason, I wholeheartedly enjoyed the Vikingo and Dralistico match on this show. I was able to just turn off my brain and sit there with a smile on my face watching all of the insanity.
Loved seeing Julia Hart have a match on network TV, even if they cut out her entrance. I'm not so sure she's all the way there yet, but some exposure in front of the big crowds should help her evolve. I guess they're pulling Anna Jay out of JAS now?
Moxley and Daniels was a lot of fun to watch, because it pushed both of them to use parts of their offense that they don't regularly use.
They really seem to like this whole "pretend two tag teams are getting along before having them turn against each other"setup. We literally just got done with the same type of thing with the Acclaimed. TWICE. And now that's how they're gonna set up FTR's first title defense. Different circumstances, but still, just recognizing a pattern.