seemed like a last-minute booking to fill out the card. But to my surprise, it turned out to be an exciting showcase of talent and a significant step for AEW’s women’s division.
First off, the debut of Megan Bayne was a big moment. She’s someone fans had been clamoring to see in AEW, and her performance lived up to the hype. The way she dominated portions of the match really made her presence felt, establishing her as a force to be reckoned with moving forward. Her interaction with the other women in the match added a fresh dynamic, and it felt like AEW is finally giving more depth to their women’s roster.
The pacing of the match was solid, and while it wasn’t a technical masterpiece, it did the job of highlighting different women in the division, allowing them to showcase their strengths. The finish was a bit predictable but in a good way—it made sense story-wise, especially with the eventual winner positioning themselves as a potential title contender.
The standout moment was, without a doubt, the surprising heel turn by one of the competitors, which added some intrigue and drama to the proceedings. This angle could lead to some interesting storylines in the coming weeks.
While not a perfect match, it was a step forward for the women’s division, and I’m genuinely excited to see how AEW builds on this moving forward. If they continue to book strong, compelling matches like this, they’ll definitely improve the overall presentation of their women’s talent.