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AEW Revolution March 5th, 2023
- Thread starter Hidden Blaze
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Moxley/Hangman and MJF/Bryan was high Art when it comes to Wrestling for me. It tested my Stomach too because of the blood and violent between those Matches especially but truly a pleasure to watch from start to finish with those two Matches. The only Match I was like meh was Joe vs Wardlow but now knowing what happened on Dynamite I get that decision between those two guys.
TRIGGER WARNING : MELTZER
TRIGGER WARNING : MELTZER
Meltzer Revolution 2023 Match Ratings
Meltzer Revolution 2023 Match Ratings
Lucha Bros and Mark Briscoe vs Woods, Daivari and Nese: 3.5
Starks vs Jericho: 4
Jungle Boy vs Christian: 4
HoB vs Elite: 4.75
Hayter vs Saraya vs Ruby: 3
Hangman vs Mox: 5
Wardlow vs Joe: 2.25
4-way Tag: 3.25
MJF vs Danielson: 5.75
Source: https://members.f4wonline.com/wrest...newsletter-aew-revolution-recap-wwe-legalized
a bit harsh on wardlow joe imo, I'd also have ranked Jungle Boy Christian a bit higher than Jericho Starks. agree with the rest
Question to those who watched both:
Kenny vs Ospreay WK or MJF vs Danielson Ironman for moty?
Kenny vs Ospreay WK or MJF vs Danielson Ironman for moty?
I think I'd still go with Omega/Ospreay, I've watched it a couple times now and probably won't rewatch the iron man match back for awhile just for the length, so not sure if that plays in lol
Top 2 of the year for me tho, I can say that confidently. I might even have Moxley/Page at 3
pretty much how I feel. I think Mox Page might even age better because it's a quicker watch. we need Kenny to have the Danielson rematch and I need an MJF Kenny ppv match as well, I think that could be generational
Think of a Kenny/Jay White match happening before the year ends to culminate what they set up at Bound For Glory 2021
I really do want a conclusion to White Omega and White Cole *sigh* , another reason why I hope he at least makes a bit stop at FDThink of a Kenny/Jay White match happening before the year ends to culminate what they set up at Bound For Glory 2021
Kenny/Osprey for me as well.
On Wednesday's Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer provided another update on the projected final buys for AEW Revolution.
Updating a report from Monday, he believes the final numbers for this month's pay-per-view will be in the range of the low-to-mid 130,000s as "late buys were strong."
Compared to November's Full Gear, he said that international streaming buys and linear TV PPV buys were both down but didn't have a final number on domestic streaming buys.
At the post-Revolution press conference, AEW head Tony Khan said he thought the show would finish between 130,000-140,000 buys based on early numbers.
The number is a drop from 2022's 175,000 buys for Revolution and more in line with 2021's 135,000.
The number is also a drop from the 140,000 range they hit for their last three PPVs: June's Forbidden Door, September's All Out and November's Full Gear.
The show came a day after a noteworthy UFC PPV that featured the return of Jon Jones in a fight for the vacant heavyweight title that could have affected some buys.
Updating a report from Monday, he believes the final numbers for this month's pay-per-view will be in the range of the low-to-mid 130,000s as "late buys were strong."
Compared to November's Full Gear, he said that international streaming buys and linear TV PPV buys were both down but didn't have a final number on domestic streaming buys.
At the post-Revolution press conference, AEW head Tony Khan said he thought the show would finish between 130,000-140,000 buys based on early numbers.
The number is a drop from 2022's 175,000 buys for Revolution and more in line with 2021's 135,000.
The number is also a drop from the 140,000 range they hit for their last three PPVs: June's Forbidden Door, September's All Out and November's Full Gear.
The show came a day after a noteworthy UFC PPV that featured the return of Jon Jones in a fight for the vacant heavyweight title that could have affected some buys.