It was another massive week for wrestling this week as AEW had the biggest Full Gear of all time and DPW had their biggest show of all...

Instead of the usual #AEWeekly review discussion where PWM contributors reflect on the highlights of the last week in AEW, this week we're strictly focusing on AEW Full Gear match by match. This week’s contributors are Sergei [@SergeiAlderman], Gareth [@Gareth_EW], Dan [@WinsDANlosses], Trish [@TrishSpeirs48], Sam P [@BigBadaBruce], Sam B [@Sir_Samuel] and Joe [@GoodVsBadGuys]. Eddie Kingston vs. Jun Akiyama - Sergei Eddie Kingston has been asking for this match for months. I

All Elite Wrestling’s main problem is widely accepted to be their women’s division. There are various issues and obstacles which I examined in a recent article about the state of AEW’s women’s division. A large amount of the roster is inexperienced in a television setting and many are early in their development journey full stop. Whilst there are some stars shining through, AEW are limited in what they can offer at present because of the lack of top talent they have. Some hav

AEW has made a habit of subverting its audience’s expectations. Throwing a curveball nobody saw coming, a surprise debut in the era of spoilers or simply a result we weren’t expecting. Think Spears nailing Cody with a chair, Moxley debuting and throwing Omega off giant poker chips or Private Party defeating Young Bucks. These moments aren’t just done to pop the fans. They’re meticulously placed to tease exhilarating feuds or steeped in consequence for story development meanin