Look, I'm just going to get it out of the way, really early, AW, it ain't perfect.

But this is very much down to the fact that wrestling, in essence, never really can't

be, can it?

Because it's pretty much impossible for every single single's match or tag match that

comes on a card to be better than the last one, and just to keep racing the bar and each

new idea to be better than the last one either, it just doesn't work that way.

But one of the major reasons that AW is a very, very, very, very good wrestling program

is because when things don't necessarily go right or they get a mistake wrong and all

this stuff, when that does happen, all elites spot it and they try and rectify it.

And because all elite wrestling do this so brilliantly time and time again, it's got

to the point where we now finally trust the process again, who to thunk it.

So with all that in mind, I'm Gareth from What Culture Wrestling and here are 10 terrible

debuts AW quickly fixed.

10.

Dark Order

When somebody finally does write a big old book on the history and life and times of all elite

wrestling, you can bet your ass that the Dark Order are going to get their own colorful

chapter.

In the early days of the company, no single acts really do as much criticism as the gang.

But AW on two separate occasions prove the metal of the creative folks pulling the strings

behind the scenes and the people on screen in front of the camera doing all the good stuff.

But jumping back a little bit around December 2019 when Dynamite seemed to be experiencing

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