AW was in Norfolk, Virginia tonight, about 3,500 fans in the building, their highest

attendance in that city in about four years.

And the Virginia boy himself was in the main event tonight, Hangman Adam Page, who I

believed grew up not very far from where they were tonight, taking on Kyle Fletcher

in the final semi-final round match in the Owen Hart tournament.

These two went out there to battle for the right to meet Will Osprey.

In the finals, a double or nothing next month.

This was easily the highlight of the show.

This was an excellent main event between these two

tonight that sets up an excellent match now for the pay-per-view, and I think it was the right

outcome as well, because what it sets up now is a match that's a lot more unpredictable than it

would have been if Kyle Fletcher was going to the finals. In fact, he is not going to the

finals. And Hangmat Adam Page will be taking on Will Osprey. We also know the stipulation now

for the AW World Championship match that's going to be taking place on Dynamite in two weeks

between John Moxley and Samoa Joe. Samoa Joe making things a little more interesting by adding

a stipulation. I'll talk about what that is. That match is taking place in two weeks on dynamite.

And double or nothing is about a month away now. I guess just under four weeks. And we don't really

have a very clear picture about where they're going with a lot of the matches on that show outside of the finals of the men's and women's Owen Hart tournament.

Now you have to assume they're going to have probably an anarchy in the arena match, which I think they do every year on this show.

And that's where you'll see a lot of the names like a John Moxley, maybe a Kenny

Omega or an Okada. We don't know that for sure. That's really all we know at this point. There

really isn't anything else that's even really been heavily teased or hinted at for that show.

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