All Elite Wrestling: Full Gear

This PPV was pulled off incredibly by AEW from the Zero Hour pre-show with an entertaining build-up, to a non-stop thrill ride from first bell to last bell on the main card. It also had an unforgettable match of the year candidate in the mix, with Hangman Page vs Swerve Strickland Pt. 2 - as brutal as it was to watch, it really managed to stay true to the storytelling and keep you guessing throughout the entire match. In my opinion, every match delivered - including the most confusing match of the night at the end. Sting's last match of his illustrious career in California, alongside the incomparable Darby Allin and Adam Copeland was great. The new free agency signing was fulfilling and what many fans hoped for. The Young Bucks vs The Golden Jets (Jericho+Omega) was fun. For me, the ladder match came in a close second for match of the night, as it was action-packed and SO hard-hitting. It's a miracle no one was permanently mangled during it. Too many other high spots to mention. PPVs are definitely AEW's speciality and they knocked it out of the park. Side note: This Los Angeles capacity crowd did not disappoint and added a lot to the atmosphere for the evening.