Ranking every match at AEW Fight for the Fallen
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Going into Saturday’s Fight for the Fallen, AEW knew they had to deliver a great show in order to get the fans excited for the upcoming All Out pay-per-view. And deliver they did with a show that left fans salivating for what is to come at All Out.
Last night, AEW put on arguably their best show to date with Fight for the Fallen at Daily’s Place Ampitheater in Jacksonville, Florida. After a disappointing Fyter Fest, Saturday’s event must have gotten a lot of fans back on AEW’s side as they quickly march towards the All Out pay-per-view event to be held in the Sears Centre Arena in Chicago.
Fight for the Fallen was headlined by The Young Bucks taking on the recently reunited Cody and Dustin Rhodes. Kenny Omega faced off against CIMA in the semi main-event in what was a dream match for wrestling fans all over the world. The card also featured the likes of The Lucha Brothers, SCU, MJF, Shawn Spears, Adam “Hangman” Page, Joey Janela, Darby Allin, Kip Sabian among many others.
While most of the matches on the show delivered or at least served purpose that they were booked for, there was also the odd stinker in between that has become a recurring theme of AEW programming since its inception. So without further ado, lets take a look at every match that took place at Fight for the Fallen, from worst to best.