11 reviews
All Elite Wrestling hit the jackpot! This PPV was fun to watch for the most part.
- ironhorse_iv
- Oct 16, 2019
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Top that WWE lol
Definitely better than wm 35 and money in the bank and royal rumble this year. Congratulations #AEW for putting on a great PPV. 8/10
- amgee-89551
- May 25, 2019
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Unbelievably awesome
This show was incredible top to bottom. I absolutely love AEW.
- rcdoubletree
- Jun 9, 2020
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This is why wrestling exist
Thank you Tony Khan, Cody, the Young Bucks, Omega.... and even Chris Jericho who is a major league player in all of this success ! Plus the return of Jon Moxley AKA Dean Ambrose.
A perfect event !
A perfect event !
- HorrorFan6969
- Aug 31, 2019
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Vince please take notes...
Incredible PPV.One of the greatest of all time.
What a time to be fan of pro-wrestling.Congrats The Elite and thank you for this amazing show.
Awesome!
Wrestling needs more stuff like this. Hopefully AEW can put on consistant shows with this same quality. Every match was exciting.
- stevenbelinsky
- May 25, 2019
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Found my interest in wrestling once again
When I first saw this, I honestly didn't know what I was getting myself into. Gave it a try, & love it.
The 3 matches I recommend y'all to watch are these:
1. Cody vs Dustin Rhodes 2. The Young Bucks vs. The Lucha Bros. 3. Kenny Omega vs Chris Jericho
Why? It'll make you like AEW
The 3 matches I recommend y'all to watch are these:
1. Cody vs Dustin Rhodes 2. The Young Bucks vs. The Lucha Bros. 3. Kenny Omega vs Chris Jericho
Why? It'll make you like AEW
- jameslisenbyiii
- Jan 21, 2021
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All Elite Wrestling Double or Nothing: They had a lot to prove, and they did
AEW Double or Nothing was set to be groundbreaking regardless of the quality of the show. It's a brand new high profile well funded wrestling company, and that doesn't happen very often. It's writers, it's creative and it's incredible day one roster primed everyone for an fantastic show and it goes without saying they had a lot to prove.
A lot to prove to the fans, the industry, the WWE (Who we know will have been paying very close attention) and to themselves that this was possible. I have to say, they did on every front and they've put everyone in the industry thoroughly on notice.
If you don't watch independent wrestling very often the first thing that will strike you is the quality of wrestling and just how high it is. WWE's NXT is great but they still have to work the WWE "Style". Here workers have more freedom and it shows, every matches quality was outstanding thanks to both the quality of the workers and the lack of limitations imposed upon them.
My concerns going in were just how many stars mainstream wrestling fans wouldn't know, and in a time of "Superstars" I was worried that might do it damage. It doesn't appear to have done any, in fact this right here is the correct way of creating "Superstars". No one sided matches, everyone came out looking strong and the emphasis was on wrestling not storylines. No backstage interviews, few promos, just pure unadulterated wrestling.
I marveled at Jack Evans and his incredible techniques and maneuvers I've never seen before. I gasped at the sheer volume of blood loss in a certain match (No spoilers here), that was horrific. I cheered at the incredible matches presented before me and the number of surprises they threw in.
I tip my hat, this was better than any PPV the WWE have thrown out in a good decade+. Excellent, here's hoping the quality continues and AEW give the WWE a run for their money.
The Good:
Incredible performances
Great roster
A number of surprises
The Bad:
Entrance music quality was poor
I have my concerns about AEW's women's division
I also have my concerns about reliance on folks who should have retired years ago (Mostly folks in the pre-show battle royale)
A lot to prove to the fans, the industry, the WWE (Who we know will have been paying very close attention) and to themselves that this was possible. I have to say, they did on every front and they've put everyone in the industry thoroughly on notice.
If you don't watch independent wrestling very often the first thing that will strike you is the quality of wrestling and just how high it is. WWE's NXT is great but they still have to work the WWE "Style". Here workers have more freedom and it shows, every matches quality was outstanding thanks to both the quality of the workers and the lack of limitations imposed upon them.
My concerns going in were just how many stars mainstream wrestling fans wouldn't know, and in a time of "Superstars" I was worried that might do it damage. It doesn't appear to have done any, in fact this right here is the correct way of creating "Superstars". No one sided matches, everyone came out looking strong and the emphasis was on wrestling not storylines. No backstage interviews, few promos, just pure unadulterated wrestling.
I marveled at Jack Evans and his incredible techniques and maneuvers I've never seen before. I gasped at the sheer volume of blood loss in a certain match (No spoilers here), that was horrific. I cheered at the incredible matches presented before me and the number of surprises they threw in.
I tip my hat, this was better than any PPV the WWE have thrown out in a good decade+. Excellent, here's hoping the quality continues and AEW give the WWE a run for their money.
The Good:
Incredible performances
Great roster
A number of surprises
The Bad:
Entrance music quality was poor
I have my concerns about AEW's women's division
I also have my concerns about reliance on folks who should have retired years ago (Mostly folks in the pre-show battle royale)
- Platypuschow
- May 25, 2019
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Double or Nothing
- bobcobb301
- May 26, 2019
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AEW double or nothing 2019
AEW first ppv was one amazing event, a huge sign that they are here to stay and are not messing around, it had a stacked card every match was 4 or more stars, I give the bucks vs lucha bros a 5.5 stars, Cody vs Dustin a 5 star match and the main event alpha vs omega Jericho vs omega is a 5 star aswell , the bucks lucha bros match was mybpersonal faveourate and for me it was match of the night, Jericho and Kenny's match was great as to be expected and it lived up ti the hype so yeah a huge win for aew and for pro wrestling in general
- jackDee-56565
- Feb 13, 2021
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AEW's Premiere Hits The Jackpot
Taking place in the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, the 2019 edition of AEW Double Or Nothing marks the promotion's debut PPV, and the first time we saw the promotion, which was spun from All In, a wrestling PPV from the previous year that featured wrestlers from promotions like Ring Of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling, and has near universal acclaim.
Starting with a six man tag match between SoCal Uncensored (SCU for short) and Strong Hearts, All Elite Wrestling is a grand display of wrestling talents old and new. The action is well done and energetic, which exciting matches which includes Cody Rhodes Vs. Dustin Rhodes, a match that was so good and emotional, it would win the Pro Wrestling Illustrated Award for Best Match of 2019. This is a good start for All Elite Wrestling, as it would go on to do more pay-per-views and even start TV programs like AEW Dynamite.
Starting with a six man tag match between SoCal Uncensored (SCU for short) and Strong Hearts, All Elite Wrestling is a grand display of wrestling talents old and new. The action is well done and energetic, which exciting matches which includes Cody Rhodes Vs. Dustin Rhodes, a match that was so good and emotional, it would win the Pro Wrestling Illustrated Award for Best Match of 2019. This is a good start for All Elite Wrestling, as it would go on to do more pay-per-views and even start TV programs like AEW Dynamite.
- jeremycrimsonfox
- Aug 6, 2021
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