Top 5 Announcements from AEW Double Or Nothing Ticket Party

Modified Feb 08, 2019 09:43 IST

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The Young Bucks assaulted by Lucha Bros.

Pentagon Jr. and Fenix lay waste to the Young Bucks

Wrestling fans have felt that tag team wrestling as a whole has kind of been placed on the back burner in many companies. Especially in bigger ones like the WWE, fans feel that talented tag teams are heavily underutilized.

Matt and Nick Jackson addressed the landscape of tag team wrestling across the world, saying that it's kind of difficult to find good tag team wrestling, if any, on Television anymore.

The Bucks believed that tag team wrestling can main event a show. The Bucks also stated that they were the best tag team in the world.

.@MattJackson13 and @NickJacksonYB know a thing or two about tag team wrestling. #AEW #DoubleOrNothing➡️ https://t.co/HWPjoFVNi3 pic.twitter.com/xaQnPGoNNJ
— TDE Wrestling (@totaldivaseps) February 8, 2019

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After hyping up the crowd, hoping to change the world's view on tag team wrestling, the Bucks then introduced one of the newest tag teams coming to AEW, Best Friends Chuck Taylor and Trent Beretta.

Chuckie T and Trent Beretta claimed that they were here to change the world through the power of friendship (and tag team wrestling). They hugged and left, leaving the microphones to the Bucks, who thanked the crowd for showing up. Before they could leave, they were met by the Lucha Bros., Fenix and Pentagon Jr.

In a recent episode of Being the Elite, the Bucks challenged the former Lucha Underground Champions to a match in the near future. Tonight, they answered the challenge.

They attacked Matt and Nick, leaving them out on the ground as they challenged them to a match at Double or Nothing. Fenix and Pentagon Jr. believed that they were the best team in the world, even the universe, and they may prove it in May.

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