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#1 Worst: The end of an era for Impact
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Anyone who read my 'Best and Worst' piece for AEW All Out pretty much knows that LAX would show up at the end of the Young Bucks vs. Lucha Brothers match and insert themselves into the conversation yet again. This week, they suffered a devastating loss to The North, going out on their back as any team should!
I know that I'm slotting this in the 'Worst' section when it's no fault of Impact Wrestling that this happened. But what I genuinely believe is that the tag team division in the company will suffer big-time without Santana and Ortiz leading the charge anymore.
But then The North are competent and I strongly believe that they can potentially take over, in time. I thought that the sendoff that LAX got should have been bigger too.
I will return to this point somewhere down the line.
