Hey, W. Dunemite. Tonight was a show that ex-caliber on commentary called a pay-per-view on free TV.

The main event certainly was a pay-per-view caliber match. It was a big-time match.

Steel Cage, Kenny Omega, one-on-one with John Moxley. This was their fourth-ever singles match.

This view goes all the way back to the beginning of the company. The very first double or nothing.

Four years ago, it was John Moxley when he made his debut at the very end of that show.

Who attacked Chris Jericho, and then who did he attack? Kenny Omega.

And of course, you can go back to the exploding barbed wire Deathmatch Fiasco.

There's a lot of history between these two men.

But tonight they were in a Steel Cage match. I thought this was the best dynamite that they had put on in months.

There was a certain energy to the show tonight that I think has been missing from a lot of their recent shows.

And so I thought overall the show was excellent, but it all boiled down to the Cage match at the very end,

and the betrayal that came at the end of the show. It should have been a surprise to no one.

Because if you've been listening to me, I've been talking about what a snake this guy is.

What a slimy SOB. Don Callis is not to be trusted.

But these guys beat the living shit out of each other, and it was a hardcore match basically surrounded by a Steel Cage.

So we had a barbed wire chair. We had broken glass.

It was a lot of the stuff that you would see if these two, they had a light out match some time ago,

the barbed wire Deathmatch, only they put a cage around them.

And in the end, it was Don Callis, who went into the ring and betrayed Kenny Omega.

And it led to the finish with John Moxley pinning Omega to win the main event and give a win to the Blackpool Combat Club.

Going off the air with the cliffhanger, why Don why? Why did Don Callis do what he did?

Why did Don Callis help John Moxley win? John Moxley is the one who, in storyline, put that gash in Callis's head.

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