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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
Day two had too many screwy booking decisions, Night one was solidly booked, and I think the match execution was a lot better.
Some of the match moments on night two were sheer fun. But the booking in the end slipped back into bad habits.
Overall though one of the better wrestlemanias in a while.
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One of the main reasons I enjoy AEW over WWE is they generally keep the screwy finishes to TV and let the wrestlers just put on a showcase at the PPVs. Obviously there are some notable exceptions (looking at you "exploding death match") but, for the most part, the blowoff matches are clean.
I get that's a bit easier when you're not running monthly PPVs, but I feel like the big PPV matches should just be two wrestlers seeing who can get the better of the other, with the obvious heel tactics and tropes tossed in.