AEW Redemption was the newest pay-per-view that AEW added to its lineup.

Many months ago, they added it to the calendar.

The last stop, paper-view-wise, the last stop before we get to all in London.

Redemption was a pay-per-view that had no reason to exist the moment that Kenny Omega beat MJF at Beach Break to win the AEW World Championship.

And there was nothing on this show tonight that will change my mind on that.

This was the weakest pay-per-view that AW has produced all year.

Even though we had plenty of good matches on the show, they've had some great pay-per-views this year.

And this one I would have to rank at the bottom of that list.

Certainly one of the weaker shows that they've done.

Like I said, not without some good matches.

It was a struggle, though.

I got to tell you, it was a struggle with some of the matches on this show. And you could tell it was a struggle even for the people in the building because they were very quiet for some of these matches in the middle of the show. And this is a show, by the way, that started an hour earlier. Tony Kahn said he was going to experiment by starting this show an hour earlier than usual.

And they still went almost five full hours. So it didn't really make a difference in the end. I mean, at least this time, it didn't end at 1 o'clock in the morning, I guess. But at the end of the day, it didn't really make all that much of a difference. Kevin Knight, rather, and Kenny Omega, they were in the main event tonight.

We have the TNT champion fighting for the AW World Championship.

The outcome was never in doubt.

It was never in doubt.

So what do you expect?

Do you expect to go into a match like this, two great pro wrestlers to go out there and have a great pro wrestling match? But Kevin Knight was always going to be looking

up at the lights at the end of it. And that's what happened. Kevin Knight lost. My takeaway from

the match tonight is that Kevin Knight is in exactly the same spot he was in before, which is a great

wrestler, a great wrestler,

a great young up-and-comer in this company who's had a lot of success this year and is

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