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#2 Too many spot-fests and negligible storytelling
As expected, The Young Bucks pulled off yet another spot-fest in their performance at the AEW Double or Nothing event. Don't get me wrong; I most definitely respect and appreciate the athleticism as well as technical skills, which go into making it possible for a professional wrestling performer to pull off the moves that Matt & Nick Jackson do.
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Regardless, not even a thousand flips can make up for a paper-thin storyline presence in a professional wrestling organization. Furthermore, there's a thin line that differentiates between excessive comedy on the one hand, and a good balance of the comic element alongside actual pro wrestling on the other. AEW and The Young Bucks, unfortunately, do not seem to comprehend that.
Female superstar says she inspired John Cena turning heel HERE
Repeatedly putting forth a few comically lumbering spot-fests, where multiple performers linger around in order to help execute a flip-flop maneuver; isn't what constitutes professional wrestling. Perhaps the only saving grace of the event, was two former WWE Superstars Chris Jericho and Dean Ambrose now-known as Jon Moxley -- facing off inside the AEW ring, with the fans applauding the two well-known stars. Speaking of which...
