AEW’s most subdued pay-per-view of 2026 makes the list, thanks in large part to its straightforward nature.
There is no abundance of gimmick matches, unbridled violence, or needless overbooking. There is a plethora of strong in-ring action, beginning with Matt and Nick Jackson’s victory over tag team partners who don’t get along, Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada, and concluding with MJF successfully defending his AEW world title against the standard-bearer, Kenny Omega.
Jon Moxley and Will Ospreay tore the house down, and Darby Allin bested Andrade in a phenomenal match that helped set the stage for their enormous bounce-back year.
A show destined to slip the minds of a fans given the bigger, more grandiose events AEW will deliver this year.