[Smark1995]

Holy fucking shit that was Phenomenal! Best segment in company history?

 

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No idea. Haven't been watching long. It was really good, but designed with both participants beginning the narratives for the feud to go forward. It felt like it. Nothing at all wrong with that, but both kept the disses intentionally corny and on the surface. The really good stuff will come later.

 

[Mr316]

Yes

 

[Matthew Castillo]

It's certainly up there.

 

[CMPunkRock316]

Really, really good from both guys.

This is definitely up there. It went longer than usual AEW promos but it was on point.

 

[thatonewwefanguy]

microphone gold

 

[PhenomenalOne11]

That is what wrestling is when it's done right, that's how you get talent over, that's how you add heat to the feud. Two guys going at it on the microphone and not holding back. If AEW did this more often they'd be so much better, but they don't do this type of stuff consistently. More of this please, more promo time to build up feuds.

Mic skills is what gets characters over, MJF is going to come out of this feud with Punk bigger than he ever has been. Again, if this was what took up most of AEW TV instead of spot fest wrestling and long matches, I would be all aboard the AEW train.

 

[thorn123]

Are matches segments? I'd say best promo. It was completely awesome. But I did love hangman/kenny vs bucks.

 

[One Shed]

I think so, but may have bias since it is fresh in my head. Certainly top three.

 

[Ham and Egger]

Top 5 promo segment in its history.

 

[Randy Lahey]

In terms of promos on AEW television, I'd rank them:

#1. Punk Return
#2. Punk-MJF
#3. Punk-Kingston
#4. Danielson-Page from last week (BD's clever heel turn was next level good)
#5. Baker-Soho

 

[La Parka]

Absolutely.

Incredible back and forth.

 

[BroncoBuster3]

Jericho's 'Cody' vignette still stands out to me. MJF carried this one well. There's still something off with Punk

 

[JasmineAEW]

It was a great and fun segment, but I wouldn‘t call it the best in AEW history. For me, it wasn’t even the best one-on-one promo in AEW history. My favorite was the Mox-Kingston confrontation before last year’s “All Out.” I guess I just prefer serious and intense promos more than trading insults.

 

[Sherlok4]

It was great but most AEW fans would probably hate if these long promo segments become a regular thing

These marks would rather see 20 minute matches with flips or Young Bucks having a tag team match with no tags or Orange Cassidy doing his play kicks

 

[Chan Hung]

Holy fucking shit that was Phenomenal! Best segment in company history?

Best Pomo-off i've seen in AEW History, perhaps one of the best in general.

 

[Chan Hung]

It was great but most AEW fans would probably hate if these long promo segments become a regular thing

These marks would rather see 20 minute matches with flips or Young Bucks having a tag team match with no tags or Orange Cassidy doing his play kicks

I wonder how someone would rather see a cold open with just flips or indy geeks instead of the magic that happened the first 16 minutes

 

[thorn123]

Long promos to start things off - last two weeks have been must see tv.

If it becomes regular, some will complain. If it always starts with a match, some will complain.

Lets just have a balance and a bit of unpredictability.

 

[Thomazbr]

In terms of promos on AEW television, I'd rank them:

#1. Punk Return
#2. Punk-MJF
#3. Punk-Kingston
#4. Danielson-Page from last week (BD's clever heel turn was next level good)
#5. Baker-Soho

Just wondering, you saw Kingston-Moxley?

 

[Blade Runner]

It was compelling for what it was. Maybe this will be the spark needed to light a fire under Punk and get his intensity back to where it should be.

I'm all for it.