Welcome to the #AEWeekly review discussion where PWM contributors reflect on the highlights of the last week in AEW. The week we are predominantly focusing on AEW Revolution, as well as the week leading up to it. This week’s contributors are Sergei [@SergeiAlderman] covering match of the week and the best promo, Gareth [@Gareth_EW] covering move of the week and the key story beat, Peter [@PeterEdge7] with the moment of the week and Trish [@TrishSpeirs48] giving us the weekly

Here we are, once again, with another fantastic week for professional wrestling! This was easily the hardest list to compile as I really didn't want to leave people out, but I also wanted to showcase all the amazing performances from around the world, from the indies all the way over to Japan. This is why I'm now trying to have one wrestler per match on the list. "trying" being the important word this week. Honourable Mentions: -Maya Yukihi (Maya Yukihi vs Giulia, Stardom, 4/

AEW Revolution is upon us and after last year's stellar event, 2021's edition has a very high standard. As indeed it has set itself on its own merits by the sheer level of excitement it's caused. The road to Revolution has been bumpy and not without its faults. It simultaneously feels like the most hyped AEW pay-per-view as well as the worst built, which is somewhat of an oxymoron. However, when the card is as good as this and the potential surprises are as great as this, you