Best and worst of AEW Double or Nothing- Was the Stadium Stampede better than WWE Money in the Bank?

Best and worst of AEW Double or Nothing - Was the Stadium Stampede better than WWE Money in the Bank?

Modified May 24, 2020 05:13 GMT

AEW Double or Nothing was a fantastic show with a memorable main event

#2 Worst: Maybe the most underwhelming match at AEW Double or Nothing

For a split second, I thought I was looking at Shawn Spears’ plumbs. #AEWDoN pic.twitter.com/tzGq5h0Lqf
— Alex McCarthy (@AlexM_talkSPORT) May 24, 2020

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There is good comedy and there is bad comedy as well. Good comedy is what AEW did in the main event with the Stadium Stampede. Bad comedy is what they chose to do with Tully Blanchard appearing on Shawn Spears' undergarments at AEW Double or Nothing.

I did not even get the point of the match between Shawn Spears and Dustin Rhodes. In fact, had the pay-per-view not had the contest, it would have been significantly shorter and AEW would have left a lot of fans much happier. Maybe, the whole philosophy of getting every AEW star on the bill in some way is not the best policy.

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Why does Shawn Spears pic.twitter.com/H3t9O1Bpjy
— 🍥molly🍥 (@komarukashima) May 24, 2020

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I am 33 years old and the last thing I want to see on pay-per-view is a grown man getting his trunks pulled down and get spanked by another AEW star. I wonder if Spears thinks that this is a better spot for him than the 'ten' gimmick that was given to him in WWE.

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